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Building in Beaumont that once had ties to Jasper under scrutiny and concern
A building in Downtown Beaumont with strong ties to Jasper is under scrutiny. The Tonahill building, a four-story Art Deco structure at 495 Orleans Street once owned by the late Joe Tonahill, a famed Jasper attorney, has been abandoned and closed for some time. However, recent reports that pieces of plaster and other debris have fallen from the building have concerned some and prompted calls for action before someone gets hurt.
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Boil Water Notice in Nome after contractor accidentally cuts main line
NOME — Families that live in Nome need to boil their water until further notice, according to Mayor Kerry Abney. The mayor says a contractor working for TxDOT and installing a safety barrier accidentally cut the 8 inch main water line today. That prompted the mayor to issue a...
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Over 80K people cast their ballot in SE Texas as early voting comes to an end
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Feral hogs moving closer to Beaumont, county says
Jefferson County commissioners will decide Tuesday whether to accept a $10,600 grant to buy three large traps for feral hogs, which the county says are moving closer to Beaumont. The money would come from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, which gives grants to counties for hog control. If commissioners approve...
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Councilman urges injunction, possible demolition of Tonahill Building
Why does the city maintain the Tonahill Building is an imminent danger?. Why does Crenshaw advocate for an injunction against Flanagan?. Beaumont — Concerns about falling debris from Beaumont’s 89-year-old Tonahill Building have resurfaced after a City Council member posted that a piece of the downtown building fell and destroyed a street lamp, while the property owner insists nothing fell and says there is “no imminent danger.”
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Waste Watch: Ford Park in the red for 23 years, another $2.5 million loss projected
BEAUMONT — Doggett Ford Park has never turned a profit in its 23 years, and Jefferson County projects another operating loss in fiscal year 2027. “All in all, it’s a mixed bag. I would love to see the facility pay for itself,” Jefferson County Judge Jeff Branick said.