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Ribbon cutting held for Legacy Industrial and Aerospace Services
Legacy Industrial and Aerospace Services, LLC, marked its opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, November 5, at its office at 3410 I-10 West Frontage Road in Orange. The company, founded this year and owned by Chasin J Hebert, provides industrial services including insulation, scaffolding, painting, fireproofing, tubing and staffing. Hebert and his staff bring a combined 140 years of experience to the business.
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Lufkin residents ask groundwater board for more info on proposed poultry processing plant
Residents said they want clear details from the Pineywoods Groundwater Conservation District board as it considers a proposal to allow Pitman Family Farms to build a poultry-processing plant and five wells near Lake Nacogdoches. “We want transparency,” a resident said at the board’s meeting.
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3 acres along Johnston Street sells for $1.7M. See what the buyer has planned.
The land along Johnston Street that most recently housed Acadiana Bicycle Co. has been sold to a Lake Charles group that will build a gas station on the property. An LLC registered to Sukhdev Thind and Satnam “Bobby” Singh with Friends Construction of Lake Charles bought the 3.16-acre property at 4617 Johnston St. for $1.7 million, land records show.
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Bubba’s 33 plans to hire 200 workers ahead of Beaumont opening
A new restaurant coming to Beaumont plans to hire about 200 employees ahead of its December opening, offering full-time and part-time opportunities as Southeast Texas continues to navigate a higher unemployment rate than the state average. Bubba's 33 is scheduled to open Dec. 7 along U.S. Highway 69 near Target....
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GOACC holds ribbon cutting for Pinehurst Villas
The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting for Pinehurst Villas on Wednesday, November 4, at 4:00 PM. Pinehurst Villas, 4066 W. Park Ave. in Orange, offers affordable apartment living for active adults age 55 and older. The income restricted community features one and two bedroom, pet-friendly apartments.
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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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Farmers market pops into Charlton-Pollard Park starting in November
What is the date of the Beaumont Farmers Market in Charlton-Pollard Park?. Which groups are participating in the Beaumont Farmers Market?. Why is the Beaumont Farmers Market being held in Charlton-Pollard Park?. If your Sunday plans could use a little fresh air and a lot more local flavor, a farmers...
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H-E-B goes big: $29.3 million remodeling, expansion plan for Dowlen Road store
BEAUMONT — To the City of Beaumont, it's a major economic development project. To shoppers, it means more ways to get your 'H-E-B fix' at the 129,000 square foot store in the west end. The supermarket chain revealed details of its $29.3 million expansion and remodeling plan in an...
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10 Flanagan properties in downtown Beaumont listed for Dec. 1 tax auction
BEAUMONT — Ten properties owned by downtown Beaumont property owner Tom Flanagan are listed for the December sheriff’s auction because of delinquent taxes, according to the Jefferson County Tax Assessor-Collector. The tax assessor-collector said one of the properties listed is the San Jacinto Building in downtown Beaumont, which...
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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.