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Commune leader's hearing offers glimpse into case
Prosecutors must show a judge enough evidence this week to justify a murder trial for a commune leader accused of killing a woman whose 2003 death was initially believed to be an accidental drowning.
STCHM welcomes new president, family
Contributed photo Eron Green, South Texas Children's Home Ministries' new president and CEO, with his wife, Shelley, and their children, Deacon and Harper, were welcomed by STCHM's staff and children recently to Boothe Campus north of Beeville.
Jason Collins photo Team Hair Dynamix will be at the McDonald's on Sunday raising money for the Ronald McDonald House.
Meeting called to discuss Aransas Creek
Area landowners and citizens interested in learning about a water quality study on Aransas Creek are invited to a public meeting on Tuesday, May 29, in Skidmore.
Traffic keeping many off the roadways
Jason Collins photo Tractor trailers, like this one, are frequently seen traveling U.S. Highway 181.
Beeville to hold community gathering to organize anti-bullying program
On Thursday, May 31 at the Bee County Exposition Center in Beeville, Texas at 5 p.m. a community gathering will be held thanks to local business woman, Mickie Ochoa.
Young siblings without seat belts killed in Bee County crash
Father claims son was sexually assaulted in prison
Nicolae Petra said when he went to go visit his son in prison in Beeville last week he knew something was wrong.
Laws brings Blues back to Beeville
South Texas blues were back in the spotlight on Friday night at the Nineteenth-Hole, a local nightclub that has survived the lifetime of pro gigs of one Willie J. Laws.
Public meeting scheduled to discuss recreation on Aransas Creek on May 29
Area landowners and citizens interested in learning about a water quality study on Aransas Creek are invited to a public meeting on Tuesday, May 29, in Skidmore.
Marshal concedes: Sidearm saddled to keep the peace
Fire Marshal James Barrie says that he will concede to the wishes of some county commissioners and business owners by not wearing his sidearm during routine fire inspections.
Tip leads to meth, handgun seizure
Two men driving through Beeville on the morning of Tuesday, May 8, ended up in the Bee County Jail facing a variety of serious felony charges.
Coastal Bend School Honored By State Education Agency
Several Coastal Bend schools received some recognition from the Texas Education Agency Monday.
Registered nurses working at Christus Spohn Hospital Beeville gathered last week on Wednesday morning to watch as Mayor Pro Tem Mike Scotten delivered a proclamation, designating the week of May 7-11 as "Nurses Week" in Beeville.
Premont ISD receives two more donations totaling $35,000
Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Tuloso-Midway senior Janelle Gil and second-grader Bethany Whitehead announce their fundraising efforts May 3. Donations have poured into the long-struggling school district, including two Thursday and Friday, bringing the contributions to $315,000. Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Premont students and staff cheer as students ... (more)
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Beeville Trustee's Parting words
Tom Beasley was in a hurry to end his nine years as a trustee on the Beeville Independent School District Board.
Beeville Youth Football registration
The Beeville Youth Football program began registration for the fall season of tackle football and cheerleading on May 9 at the Boys & Girls Club in Beeville.
Rain drops fall too little too late
Recent rains might have helped some yards and pastures in the surrounding area, but they have done little else.
Grady Burris hopes to open a new nursing and rehabilitation home in Bee County but that will take the assistance of the county commissioners and approval from the state.