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Beaumont readies for Fourth of July Celebration

John Adams envisioned a great anniversary festival.

Global tycoon from Beaumont mangles multiple cars on Dowlen

Beaumont business tycoon Walter "Loddie" Naymola is being investigated in the cause of the accident that damaged multiple vehicles -- reportedly resulting in multiple injuries, but no deaths -- at the intersection of Dowlen and Gladys, multiple sources confirmed to The Examiner June 24.

Alleged kidnapper and his victim arrested after car chase

Thursday, June 16, detectives with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Division attempted to stop a black GMC truck after positively identifying one of the occupants as 28-year-old Kalynn Hallmark, of Nederland, “a known felon with an outstanding felony warrant,” JCSO reports.

Make Music BMT

Downtown Beaumont Cultural Arts District will host the second annual “Make Music BMT” with more than 20 live music performers scattered throughout venues in Beaumont on Saturday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. All performances are free to attend. The Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 500 Main St.

TMA elects first Beaumont physician to lead Board of Trustees

For the first time in its 158-year history, the Texas Medical Association (TMA) Board of Trustees has selected a Beaumont physician as its chair. The board of doctors selected Dr. G.

Protégé on display

Join artists, supporters and fans for a student competition exhibition and awards ceremony at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas (AMSET), 500 Main Street in downtown Beaumont, on Tuesday, March 8, from 6 - 7:30 p.m.

Chamber president resigns

The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce announced the resignation of President and CEO Bill Allen on March 3. He departs the chamber after three and a half years of service to the organization and is reportedly accepting a position in West Texas.

Late port commissioner honored with bridge name

According to a post from Port of Beaumont President Georgine Guillory, port commissioners have voted to name the new Carroll Street Bridge in honor of the late Commissioner Lee Smith.

LIT President resignation announced

Lamar Institute of Technology President Lonnie Howard will resign his position in July 2022, according to a statement from the Texas State University System (TSUS).

Students gather in Beaumont for Texas Crime Stoppers Campus Conference

Hundreds of students from all over the state, joined by school faculty, law enforcers and other skilled specialists, gathered at the MCM Eleganté Hotel & Conference Center and the Event Centre in Beaumont for the three-day Texas Crime Stoppers Campus conference from Feb. 7-9.