A proposed Compensation Plan calling for employee raises was approved for the 2022-23 budget by the Lumberton ISD Board of Trustees on July 14.
Aspiring scientists learned to formulate and create using BASF chemistry at the BASF Kids’ Lab Camp from July 11-15 at the Beaumont Children’s Museum.
According to the July 2022 Sales Tax Comparison Summary Reports published by the Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s Office, four cities in Hardin, Jefferson and Orange counties had a decrease in sales
Hardin County Tax Assessor-Collector Shirley Cook reported a slight increase in delinquent taxes compared to last year.
With a series of upcoming trainings and workshops, the Lamar University Recovery and Resilience Academy (RRA) is on a mission to ensure that the local community is prepared and educated not only on
Having a hero for a father has paid off for three local high school students, reports Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas.
An investigation by The Examiner has revealed the investor interested in purchasing the former AT&T building for $3 million already has one languishing development in the city and owes multiple
Wednesday, July 13, at 3:23 p.m., the Groves Police Department assisted Groves Animal Control on a cruelty to animal call in the 3100 block of Taft, where a deceased puppy was discovered in a wire
July 18, officers with the Beaumont Police Department and Lamar Police Department, assisted by U.S.
A Hardin County man was reportedly arrested on drug charges by Tyler County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) deputies.
