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Passing the torch

Southeast Texans attending the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Support Group of Southeast Texas Brunch in Port Arthur were treated to food, friends and musical entertainment as hundreds of guests packed into the Bob Bowers Civic Center on Jan.
First-place anglers were Braxton Rambo and Cameron Doughty of LCM

First-place anglers were Braxton Rambo and Cameron Doughty of LCM

High school fishermen claim titles

Five Southeast Texas angler teams finished in the top 10 of the year's first tournament of the SETX High School Fishing Association on Jan. 13 at the Lake Sam Rayburn-Umphrey Pavilion. LCM's Braxton Rambo and Cameron Doughty took first with 20.36 lbs.
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Pipes take a pummeling during recent freeze

Jan. 16, the city of Beaumont began asking all water customers to conserve water. “At this time, the water system is pumping at maximum capacity to keep up with the demands,” communication from the city detailed.
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Beaumont police chief to retire

After 53 years, Beaumont Police Chief James “Jimmy” P. Singletary is stepping away from a long law enforcement career. At a Jan. 5 press conference, Singletary announced he was retiring from the Beaumont Police Department (BPD), effective March 31, after serving as the city’s top cop for 12 years.
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$1B investment announced in Port Arthur

Jan. 9, 8 Rivers Capital, LLC, a global decarbonization technology developer, announced it is developing the Cormorant Clean Energy Project, an ultra-lowcarbon ammonia production facility, in Port Arthur.