This field of cotton looks much like a snowy field to those driving east on U.S. Highway 59 towards Goliad. Like many of the fields in this county, it has now been harvested and baled awaiting transport. Those heading outside this weekend will need to take care as the weather will remain hot…
We were blessed with an overcast sky and light breeze Saturday when we hosted our annual family reunion. I cherish these gatherings as I remember all the family and some very dear friends that we have lost over the last few years. The year we moved into our new home 16 years ago, we had host…
BEEVILLE – That bare spot on the west side of North Madison Street is difficult not to notice.
Recently, a strange coincidence put the eerie notes of The Twilight Zone’s theme music playing in my head. A friend had just texted me a photo of an extra-large specimen of a brush country plant. She exclaimed “Look how big this shrub is! It is like a tree.” I asked “Is that an Ephedra or do…
If you’re looking for a beautifully carved wooden hummingbird, you should visit the Pueblo Mágico de Malinalco, a small village in the mountains 70 miles southwest of Mexico City.
BEEVILLE – Out of the mouths of babes comes pearls of wisdom.
The moon shines in the darkening skies while the set sun still provides a bit of light in the west Sunday evening.
BEEVILLE – Future dental hygiene and radiologic technology students were preparing Tuesday for their first classes at Coastal Bend College.
Late in the first round of the fifth amateur fight of his career Saturday night, July 27, at The Grand, Jeremy Ramirez found himself on his back, covering his face from a flurry of rights and lefts, just trying to survive.
It’s so quiet. The grandchildren were returned to their parents. While they were here, we spent the night at the ranch. The children love time spent at the ranch fishing, target shooting, riding around in the gator and climbing large piles of rocks.
BEEVILLE – Family and friends of Élida Pérez Ramírez gathered Friday, Aug. 2, at Woodridge Nursing and Rehabilitation Center to dedicate a new hospice room in her memory.
BEEVILLE – Sarah Peacock, of Beeville, has accepted invitations of lifetime membership in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS), the nation’s preeminent certified honor society for high-achieving first- and second-year collegiate students, as well as the national academic honor …
U.S. Air Force Airman Gabriel R. Velasco Rodriguez recently graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical…
Emiliano Dionisio Gonzalez recently graduated from the United States Military Academy and was commissioned as a second lieutenant. He is the grandson of the late Bland G. Chamberlain and Josefa Chamberlain. His parents are Janie, formerly from Beeville, and Frank Gonzalez from Dallas. After …
BEEVILLE – It’s been nearly four years since local band Southern Sinners came onto the scene. The six-member American roots rock band have played all over Texas, Georgia and Tennessee to promote their first EP.
Local photographers (pictured from left) Cissy Beasley, Robert Benson and Sylvia Garcia-Smith gather for a quick photo op with their photo entries in this year’s Wildlife in Focus contest. Their entries (and many others) can still be seen at Prosperity Bank in Beeville before the traveling e…
Old fossils are being connected with Bee County, but longtime residents should not be offended.
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