Beeville News

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Tommy Hensley cooks up a redneck burger Tuesday as he gets used to the grill and layout of the cafe's new food trailer.

A Bee County man who allegedly struck another man with a pool stick and then fled in a vehicle to escape arrest could face some lengthy prison time if convicted of one of two counts in an indictment returned on May 21. Manuel Jesus DeLeon, Jr. was named in the indictment returned by Bee County grand jurors on charges of evading arrest with a motor ... (more)

State Comptroller Susan Combs' office has sent out sales tax rebates for June and the figures are looking good once again for the city and county.

Western Week queen reads.Contributed photo.Kids Room 14 at the Head Start Center in Beeville got a treat when Christina Perez, Miss Teen Western Week, showed up to read for them.

"We're actually going to make a crop this year," said Bee County Agricultural Extension Agent Matthew "Matt" Bochat.

CREDIT SHEETS Credit sheets are due to the extension office no later than June 17, no exceptions.

Coastal Bend College President Dr. Beatriz T. Espinoza, center, visited with 5th-grade students from Skidmore-Tynan Elementary on Thursday, May 16, as part of a campus tour.

This early evening photo of the back patio area shows just a few of those attending who helped raise more than $13,000 for the Beeville Art Association to assist in renovating the mansion's kitchen to better accommodate upcoming parties, receptions and weddings that can be booked there.

William Wayne Shaffer said his immediate goal is to get Beeville's wastewater treatment plant at Moore Road compliant with state regulations.

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School-age children can win a free $25 beef gift certificate for their dad by filling out an entry form at Elder's Country Store and Market in Beeville or at Lowe's Market in George West.

The old phrase "a tempest in a teapot" comes to mind after reading the Advocate's Sunday story concerning a remark made by City Attorney Thomas Gwosdz.

Coastal Bend College will receive $50,000 as part of the "Operation Next" initiative to help provide support for veterans in the form of tuition, scholarships, fees, books, or supplies for an oil, gas, and petroleum degree and/or continuing education programs.

The Beeville Police Department and Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers are looking for information that could lead to an arrest in the recent theft of a Kubota RTV utility vehicle.

Wanda Mortensen of Skidmore is trying to raise money to go to Italy - one tomato at a time.

A Carroll High School graduate and his girlfriend, a native of Beeville, were living in Moore, Okla., when that deadly tornado struck last month.

Bee County deputies are looking for information to help them determine who might have been involved in stabbing two victims in the early morning hours Saturday.

Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers will meet at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, at 210 E. Corpus Christi St. in Beeville.

The Beeville Art Association invites everyone to a fun-filled evening on June 6 at the Berclair Mansion from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. There will be barbecue kabobs, beverages, tours of the Mansion, silent and live auctions and live music by Mark Mack of the Taylor Bros.