Miyoshi Williams, 34, prepares to leave her house and tells her 6-year-old that he has to listen to his brother while she is out. The mother of four and full-time student decided this year that her 6- year-old was mature enough to be left with her 13-year-old for a couple of hours while she attend... More...
Former Lamar University baseball player Collin DeLome, who was selected by the Houston Astros in the fifth round of the 2007 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, was selected to play in the recent New York Penn League All-Star Game. More...
Texas's earliest settlers appreciated the wide open spaces of our vast landscape, but were quick to band together for the common good when an emergency arose. Nothing brought out that cooperative spirit more rapidly than the specter of fire. More...
I love to visit the used book sale area when I venture into the public lilbrary in our neighborhood. In fact, I usually buy some of its bargain hardbacks, paperbacks, and magazines rather than check out regular library books. One year, as a birthday present to myself I chose and purchased three h... More...
"AMERICAN WARRIORS," documenting wars from the American Revolution through the War in Iraq, continues for a year at the Ice House Museum, 818 Earnest Ave., in Silsbee. The show, sponsored by the Gulf Coast Living History Association, includes uniforms, flags and weaponry. Free. Hours: noon- 4 p.m.... More...
Beaumont bowler John Scarchilli rolled a 300 game in the Big Bucks Summer League at Star Bowling Center, while Sandy Moschettieri rolled an 805 series in the same league. More...
Lamar University and the Beaumont Foundation of America have announced the seventh of nine Southeast Texas Legends Scholarships - this one honoring Judge Don Burgess, whose distinguished legal career includes two decades as an appellate judge, as well as tenure as a district judge, prosecutor and... More...
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