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Community-based car sales is an exact science, one Aztec Ford of Goliad followed to a tee.
The U.S. Army sponsors an annual marathon run and march (hike) in the White Sands of New Mexico. Since 1989, thousands have gathered at the White Sands Missile Range to commemorate the prisoner-of-war march that followed the surrender of U.S. and Filipino forces to the Imperial Japanese Army…
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Nearly every Coastal Bend city was represented at the Coastal Bend Economic Development Summit held April 16 at the Ortiz Center in Corpus Christi. The summit highlighted the growth that is coming into South Texas through the Port of Corpus Christi and San Patricio County.
No longer will the Bee Development Authority’s real estate holdings be limited just to the Chase Field Industrial and Airport Complex.
Local Master Gardener Gwen DeWitt was recently installed as president of Texas Garden Clubs Inc. and will be overseeing the organization for the next two years.
The investigation continues into a blaze that damaged a house just outside Beeville.
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With city employees, elected officials and community leaders looking on, silver shovels penetrated soft beige soil framed by wooden boards marking the ceremonious start to the first phase of renovations to the Moore Street Wastewater Treatment Plant in Beeville.
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“I know it’s hard to believe and wrap our mind around that men, women and children are a commodity, but they truly are to them,” said Jaeson Jones.
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As immigration continues to be a hot-button issue from Washington to the water cooler, the effects of the nation’s border policy continue to be experienced locally as law-enforcement personnel throughout South Texas continue to be involved in pursuits of illegal aliens.
Both incumbents lost their bid for reelection by wide margins in the Bee County elections, which wrapped up Saturday, according to the unofficial results released by Bee County Elections Administrator Laura Warnix.
A program that gives area youngsters a glimpse into what it is like to serve and protect is restarting in June.
We love our bluebirds. Doesn’t everybody? Gorgeous, mild-mannered, and insectivorous. What’s not to like?
Local Master Gardener Gwen DeWitt was recently installed as president of Texas Garden Clubs Inc. and will be overseeing the organization for the next two years.
The Beeville Community Chorus will begin rehearsals once again on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
An unexpected visitor to the front courtyard gave this gardener a fright! He was beautiful in his own way but at seven feet long and in my courtyard all I wanted was for the Prairie King Snake to move along.
Elizabeth De La Garza and Norma Camacho, both of Beeville were recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. De La Garza was initiated at University of Houston-Victoria and Camacho was initiated at …
The following area student recently placed at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Junior Livestock Auction:
After this February’s devastating winter storm, many South Texas gardeners wondered if the plants in our gardens and landscapes survived. There were some casualties, of course, but most seem to be making a comeback. As a naturalist, I wondered if the shrubs and trees of the South Texas brush…
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