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Family seeks answers after their nephews' murder suspect keeps his job at county jail
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — On April 19 it was reported that 18-year-old Phillip Esslinger was killed in an accidental shooting in Aransas Pass. After further investigation, officials took that back calling it murder just one week later. But its where the murder suspect is now that's troubling the family...
Power outage in a south Texas prison concerning to inmate families
BEEVILLE, Texas - The mother of an inmate currently inside the McConnell Unit near Beeville said the prison experienced a power outage on May 9, lasting through most of the day May 10. Without power, the conditions were extremely dangerous, with temperatures well over 100 degrees.
Vietnam refugee Dat Nguyen finds American Dream on the gridiron; with family
Vietnam refugee Dat Nguyen finds American Dream on the gridiron at Rockport-Fulton, Texas A&M University and the Cowboys. As of 2024, Nguyen is the only full Vietnamese athlete to play in the NFL.
Former Sinton baseball star named NJCAA Player of the Week
A former local high school standout is making his name known in the junior college baseball landscape. On May 15, former Sinton High School standout and current Northwest Florida College first baseman Jaquae Stewart was named the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Player of the week following his exploits during FCSAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament.
Greyhounds see four athletes sign letters of intent
Taft High School celebrated four of its student athletes signing their letters of intent to play at the collegiate level on May 13. The gym filled up to watch and celebrate four athletes – three powerlifters and a track and field star – pledge to continue their athletic and academic journeys at the next level.
Gregory pup named “Luckiest Dog in Texas" in Texas Lottery photo contest
The Lucky Dog/Cool Cat scratch ticket game has been dedicated to supporting Texas veterans, with sales from the game being generated for the Texas Veterans Commission’s Fund for Veterans’ Assistance.
Beeville begins two-month water disinfection
According to a release issued this morning by Beeville City Manager John Benson, the City of Beeville will begin performing a water line disinfection today. The disinfection is expected to last two months, ending on Monday, July 15. Here are the things to know:. You CAN USE water during the...
APISD students receive scholarships from rotary club
Three graduating seniors from Aransas Pass High School recently received some funds to help pay for their college education. On May 9, the Rotary Club of Aransas Pass gave out scholarships to graduating seniors Abrianna Sansom, Elora Pierre, and Cash Blount during a ceremony at the high school. Each student received a $1,500 scholarship.
Ingleside Rotary Club inducts new members
The Rotary Club of Ingleside inducted three new members of the club earlier this week. Steve Synovitz, Donna Horine, and Mary Afuso joined the club on May 13 as its newest members. The Ingleside Rotary Club meets for lunch on Tuesdays at noon in the Garden Club building at 2740...
Bee County residents earn degrees from Texas A&M Kingsville
Graduates from Texas A&M University-Kingsville walked the stage Friday, May 10, in three commencement ceremonies held in the Steinke Physical Education Center. A total of 791 students graduated. Among those were residents from Bee County. Beeville. • Jennifer A. Calderone, Bachelor of Business Administration. • Alyssa Reyann Carrasco, Bachelor of...
Sinton athletes sign college letters of intent
Over the last several days, Sinton High School celebrated six of their athletes who will be continuing their athletic and academic careers at the college level next fall. On May 14, the Pirates saw boys' powerlifter Landen Longoria sign his letter of intent to lift collegiately at Midland University in Nebraska. Longoria made it to the state powerlifting meet this past season.
Portland Allows Earlier Construction Starts to Beat the Heat with New 120-Day Rule
As the mercury begins its steady climb, the City of Portland has taken measures to prevent workers from the harsh sun, starting activities before the rooster crows. According to the Portland government website, beginning May 15, construction operations get the green light to kick off at 6 a.m., from Monday through Saturday, when the day is forecast to sizzle past 85 degrees Fahrenheit by the afternoon.
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