BEEVILLE – Almost every day, the Bee County Sheriff’s Office receives reports of loose livestock, which is why officials are hoping that farmers and ranchers will voluntarily participate in a new property registration program.
Bags of school supplies are wheeled inside R.A. Hall Elementary School on Aug. 28. The Beeville Rotary Club donated the supplies to R.A. Hall, Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center and Fadden-McKeown-Chambliss Elementary School as part of its Educare Project.
PETTUS – The Pettus Independent School District plans to operate with a budget that is approximately 1.5 percent smaller than what it was last year.
Beeville’s own hometown distillery is joining with the Texas Winery PAC and Texas Craft Spirits PAC in urging Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas state leaders to provide relief for an industry that has been decimated by prolonged shutdown orders during the coronavirus pandemic.
SKIDMORE – Classes are canceled for the remainder of the week in the Skidmore-Tynan Independent School District while the FBI works to determine the origin of a ransomware attack.Superintendent Richard Waterhouse, who confirmed the attack Sept. 15, said the suspension of in-person and remote…
BEEVILLE – The first phase of improvements to the Moore Street Wastewater Plant soon will be underway.
PETTUS – On most days, motorists traveling on U.S. Highway 181 in Pettus will notice orange signs with black stenciled letters, advertising honey and various types of jerky for sale in James Lynes’ trailer parked off North Street.
BEEVILLE – In an effort to deter illegal activity that often occurs in vacant houses, the Beeville Police Department is rolling out a new initiative.
BEEVILLE – Continued complaints from neighbors about suspicious activity in the Normandy Apartments in the 1200 block of Houston Street has resulted in four people being arrested on narcotics charges.
Have you ever driven by a property and wished that someone would do something to clean up the eye-sore?
Bags of school supplies are wheeled inside R.A. Hall Elementary School on Aug. 28. The Beeville Rotary Club donated the supplies to R.A. Hall, Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center and Fadden-McKeown-Chambliss Elementary School as part of its Educare Project.
Beeville’s own hometown distillery is joining with the Texas Winery PAC and Texas Craft Spirits PAC in urging Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas state leaders to provide relief for an industry that has been decimated by prolonged shutdown orders during the coronavirus pandemic.
Jalen Spicer (4) slips past a would-be Cuero tackler for the Trojans at their scrimmage Aug. 20. Spicer and Trojans outscored the Gobblers 19-14 during the timed-quarters portion of the scrimmage. Spicer scored all three of Beeville’s touchdowns with a 59-yard TD reception and scoring runs o…
BEEVILLE – Taking over the reins of a new school district in the midst of a national pandemic is never an ideal situation.
TULETA – These days, Oliver “Ollie” Morris prefers to spend his time in his Tuleta home, where he sits in his favorite chair watching sports or reading L’Amour novels.
PETTUS – Board members for Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers have fulfilled the dying wish of one of the organization’s officers.
BEEVILLE – The first time Travis Fanning visited here, he found himself lost as he tried to navigate to and from the various campuses of the Beeville Independent School District.
The weather has changed, and the garden breathed a sigh of relief. The intense heat and cloudless skies of the last few weeks has abated thanks to showers rolling in from the coast.
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