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- As some businesses close doors, others operate within limited limits
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Two more Goliad residents have tested positive for COVID-19 Sunday.
UPDATE: This date has changed to May 4 as a return to school date. This decision was made af…
As spring flip-flops between cool, moist days and warm, summer-like weather, so our wildlife…
GOLIAD – At a time when so many are panicking over COVID-19, there is a peace inside The Sou…
BEEVILLE – A.C. Jones senior Kamaria Gipson, for the third year in a row, is the most valuab…
BISHOP – Beeville’s AD Patton and Goliad’s Xavier Perry will represent the area at the state…
EDCOUCH – Beeville’s Amidy Moreno and Pettus’ Edna Herschberger won individual championships…
“The Murmur of Bees,” by Mexican author Sofía Segovia, is a most appropriate book for the Pan American Round Table of BEEville to place in the Joe Barnhart BEE County Public Library in observance of this year’s April 14 Pan American Day.
Sunday, March 8, was a crowning event for several area students during the 2020 Miss Goliad …
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CUERO – The DeWitt County Shutterbugs invites photographers to enter their annual Photograph…
John L. Pape, age 64, passed away March 29, 2020, in Chandler,…
Nelrose Louise Enke, 93, aka “Granny” passed away peacefully…
Elroy “Stump” M. Borth, 93, of Goliad, died Saturday, March 14…
Randy Alan Walls, 67, of Berclair, died Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020.
Sylvia Mendoza Villarreal, 67, of Goliad, died Thursday, March…
What is asked of us at this time to stop COVID-19 is little because it will save lives.
Beeville school trustees took a highly desirable and much needed step. Our school trustees are establishing an education foundation to help fund what taxes cannot.
County leaders denied Lincoln Clean Energy the tax abatement they requested — a wise decision in this unique scenario.
If you’ve taken some time today to look through this newspaper, you may notice a few things are different. But before I spend any time introducing our company to the thousands of readers in both the Coastal Bend and Coastal Plains, please allow me to spend some time talking about the past 40 years.
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