SKIDMORE – The board of trustees for the Skidmore-Tynan Independent School District has chosen a new principal for Skidmore-Tynan High School.
BEEVILLE – Workers this summer will begin replacing all of the residential and commercial water meters in the city.
BEEVILLE – Beeville school board trustees have named Travis Fanning as the lone finalist in their search for a superintendent.
BEE COUNTY – Agriculture plays an important part in any community and especially so in Bee County as so many are involved in the production process of bringing food from farm and ranch to table.
BEEVILLE – The end could be in sight for the long-awaited completion of the renovations to Beeville City Hall.
BEEVILLE – According to the Department of State Health Services, Bee County has recorded its 27th case of COVID-19.
BEEVILLE – According to the Department of State Health Services, Bee County currently has 16 active COVID-19 cases.
BEEVILLE – Former Bee County District Clerk Anna Marie Silvas has been selected to serve as Beeville’s interim municipal judge.
BEEVILLE – The Texas National Guard will be conducting COVID-19 testing Monday, June 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bee County Expo Center.
BEEVILLE – The Bee County Election Administration will be conducting the Democratic Runoff Election on July 14.
AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott today issued an executive order limiting certain businesses and services as part of the state’s effort to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Juneteenth is especially important for my friend Paulette Boales Bailey, because her great-grandfather, Peter Boales, may have been the first enslaved person in this part of South Texas to learn about emancipation from Union soldiers in 1865.
BEEVILLE – Steve Barrera spent countless hours during his childhood bounding throughout the Beeville Boys & Girls Club.
BEEVILLE – What would make a Ph.D. candidate decide one day to pickup and leave from her home in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and drive to Seattle?
Bill Cude used to say that his life may have spanned the greatest changes in the history of mankind—he was born in the horse and buggy days and lived to see a man walking on the moon, as well as the arrival of the computer age. I am happy to remember my dad for this Father’s Day column.
The Bell is bouncing back from her injury, but the little imp is taking full advantage of our sympathy. She has been getting special food, going for car rides and a lot of being a lap dog. We do love our pup.
BEEVILLE – They are the class born in the wake of one of the America’s worst tragedies.
BEEVILLE – As things begin to open back up around the country, Beeville 4-Hers are getting in some much needed practice in the arena.
A bird flew into the bluebird house that we had erected on the west side of the vineyard. Oh, good! I thought. Both vineyard houses, east and west, had residents now. We would have a fine crop of bluebirds this summer. But something bothered me about the bird that had tucked into that westsi…
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