Every town has its people known for special skills and talents. In Beeville, John Gutierrez is one of the residents known for making flavorful barbecue.
One of four men charged in connection with the 2018 slaying of a Beeville teen could avoid prison time if he testifies against his codefendants.
Remember when you were a kid and your mom or dad kept telling you to turn off that video game and go outside and play?
The Bee Development Authority has confirmed that one of the businesses located within the Chase Field Industrial and Airport Complex is moving out.
On. Tuesday, Feb. 23, City Manager John Benson sent out the following notice regarding the City of Beeville boil water notice:
Four teens have been charged as part of a continuing investigation by the Beeville Independent School District Police Department after an anonymous tip led them to a group of people in possession of narcotics and a firearm.
Michael Loya, Court Coordinator with the Bee County Judge's Office posted the following water update/notice to Beevillians on Friday at 5 p.m.:
Chip (left) and Jeff Latcham, former publishers of the Beeville Publishing Company, congratulate Dennis Wade (center), current publisher, on Coastal Bend Publishing Company’s first year of owning and operating the Beeville Bee-Picayune and its five sister publications (covering Karnes, Golia…
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The city of Beeville released the following water system update at 5 p.m. Feb. 18:
An investigation continues into an incident in which officials say two teens in a stolen vehicle attempted to elude lawmen.
Beeville Mayor Pro Tem Benny Puente provided the following update from City Manager John Benson on Facebook regarding the issues with the city's water system shortly before lunch on Feb. 18:
Every town has its people known for special skills and talents. In Beeville, John Gutierrez is one of the residents known for making flavorful barbecue.
Remember when you were a kid and your mom or dad kept telling you to turn off that video game and go outside and play?
The next stop is San Antonio for 17-year-old Ella Jostes and her black cross steer following an impressive showing at the Bee County Junior Livestock and Homemakers Show.
When Tomasita Chavez of Beeville recently learned that her granddaughter is due to give birth this spring, she knew what she had to do.
In just her second year raising chickens, 8-year-old Taylor Yanta has earned herself a belt buckle.
With a Democratic administration that has remained steadfast in its commitment to green energy set to take office in Washington, the uneasiness among oil and gas industry executives and employees alike is palpable across the state.
Criste Reynolds spent four years managing Jesus Maria Restaurant in Beeville, and throughout that time, a seed that had been planted in her brain several years before had continued growing as she soaked up as much knowledge about the restaurant industry as she could.
The New Year began with a new commissioner serving the people of Bee County Precinct 1.
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