Beeville ISD’s Career & Technology Education program has grown immensely over the past seven years, and that growth is reflected in their strong performances at one of the premiere CTA showcase competitions, SkillsUSA.
Even now, the Rialto Theater in Beeville has not lost hold of its stately charm.
Regional Art Competitors Daren Garcia and Chelsea Cantu present their artwork to the Beeville Independent School District Board of Trustees on Thursday evening. Garcia and Cantu both competed at an art competition in Portland. Their pieces embodied a theme of ‘contrast’, and they were among …
CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital in Beeville’s new president hopes to make the facility the “front door” to medicine in the area, providing a wide assortment of medical services to Bee County.
The Garden Club of America has deep roots, roots which stretch back to the dawning decades of the 20th century, producing a hearty plant that has blossomed into an organization that plants seeds of beauty throughout every state and across the nation.
Under glowing lights, buffeted by the rich scent of chicken and spices, South Texas was, for a few hours, transformed, as Uncommon Market’s cooking competition brought the taste of India to the Coastal Bend.
Imagine if you woke up tomorrow and had no idea where your next meal would come from?
It takes more these days to retain quality teachers than bringing them an apple for their desk – a bigger paycheck goes a lot further.
When calamity strikes a community, be it fire or flood or rampaging storm, it may very well be a volunteer from the American Red Cross who steps up to find those displaced shelter for the night and resources to pick up the pieces of their lives.
Happiest birthday to our circulation receptionist here at the Beeville Bee-Picayune. Thank you so much Ginger Massey for all you do, not just here at the paper but with each and every one of us in the office. May today be as beautiful as you and your heart.
Jessica Garcia
Editoral Assistant
My wife and I moved here from Ohio last summer, well technically last spring, if you count the nearly three months spent living in our camper until we found a place to call home. Once we ended up on solid ground in our new house, there wasn’t much desire to set up camp anytime soon. That was…
In the next few weeks, the San Patricio countryside will come alive with the arrival of the spring migration made up of many colorful bird species. South Texas is an awesome birding area all year long, but spring is one of the best times to go birding.
Special to the Bee-Picayune
Special to the Bee-Picayune
The students of St. Philip’s Episcopal School in Beeville traditionally seek to raise 100 cans of food in the first 100 days of school for each of their ten classes. This year, the school and students exceeded their goal, and were able to donate over 1200 cans of non-perishable food to the B…
Courtesy of Coastal Bend College
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