Two Live Oak County high school students, Saeleigh DuBose of George West and Sadie Desselle of Three Rivers, have earned Gold Star recognition for their dedication and accomplishments in local 4-H programs.
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While the annual Casino Night fundraiser for the Live Oak County Boys & Girls Club has b…
The McMullen County Commissioners Court ended the year by approving a contract with an air a…
Eight years ago, Willie James was sworn in as a Live Oak County commissioner for Precinct 3,…
The Three Rivers Bulldogs football team hosted the Premont Cowboys in the bi-district round …
AUSTIN – The sweeping changes of the UIL’s biennial reclassification and realignment was amo…
Rylee Howton, 17, of Three Rivers recently received the National High School Rodeo Associati…
This is the third in my “timeline series” on the Nations family in Live Oak, Bee and Gonzales counties and area. We left off last week after discussing how the editor of the El Paso Herald could call Neal Ricks/Rix a “Bad Man” when telling how Deputy Rix was killed by Walter Nations. The fir…
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Last week, I mentioned I had reconnected with a long lost friend from high school and then I…
The Nueces River meanders through Tips Parks in Three Rivers where anglers search for catfis…
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Eugenia Marie Wheeler was born in Cotulla on October 10, 1927.…
Danny Jack Gallion, 71, of Three Rivers, Texas, passed away on…
Lilly Corene (Hickman) Kelley, 97, was called home to be with …
Michael (Mike) Steven Rose, 74, of George West and originally …
William (Billy) Sidney Smith passed away December 29, 2020, af…
February 1, 2020, was the day that Coastal Bend Publishing purchased these community newspapers and associated website. From that moment forward, we knew things would change.
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