Dan Wallach
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Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas expands food pantry
Volunteers fromt he Phillips 66 Beaumont Terminal helped Market to HOPE expand program. → Read More
Beaumont-based Gift of Life connects women to federal resources to fight breast cancer
Earnestine Anderson says she wouldn't be around without Gift of Life's support. → Read More
Southeast Texan recounts battling prostate cancer with Beaumont-based nonprofit Gift of Life's help
Four years ago, Jose Hernandez was diagnosed with prostate cancer after a routine checkup. → Read More
Beaumont-based nonprofit Gift of Life sees expansion in services since 1994 founding
The Julie Rogers Gift of Life Program was founded in 1994 in her honor by her daughter Regina Rogers, because her mother suffered from breast cancer and was able to get treatment without difficulty. → Read More
Joseph Anthony Fiorenza, former archbishop of the Galveston-Houston archdiocese, dead at 91
Joseph Anthony Fiorenza, the former archbishop of the Galveston-Houston archdiocese of... → Read More
Hurricane Harvey forced Southeast Texans to high ground
Some residents of Vidor, Bevil Oaks and other surrounding cities left the region after flooding during Hurricane Harvey. → Read More
Texas drought: Southeast Texas moves out of drought conditions
Early-week rain from north Texas isn't expected to flood Southeast Texas. → Read More
Former Beaumont Mayor William E. "Bill" Neild, described by a lifelong friend as "the John Wayne of Beaumont" who fought tirelessly for the city he loved when it was down and almost out, died Wednesday. He was 85.
During his terms, Neild led council in deciding to approve construction of what is now the MCM Elegante Hotel at I-10 and Washington Boulevard, thus opening the way toward more investment in that area. → Read More
Friends, family gather at Art Studio to remember late Beaumont muralist Kimberly Brown, 'Be Kind' logo creator
Scores of people turned out on a sultry, summer Sunday afternoon at the Art Studio Inc.... → Read More
Beaumont loses well-known muralist Kimberly Brown, 'Be Kind' creator
Kimberly Brown, Beaumont muralist and longtime member of the Art Studio Inc., whose works... → Read More
SE Texas grocery stores Market Basket, H-E-B have plans to limit hurricane-season shortages
The regional populations of Southeast Texas and Lake Charles, Louisiana, have endured... → Read More
Longtime Jefferson Co. judge dies at 81
James. W. Mehaffy Jr.,a former judge of the Jefferson County 58th District Court and a... → Read More
Longtime Beaumont port employee dies at 67
John Roby, a font of knowledge and history and saver of the railroad caboose on display... → Read More
Underdeveloped corner of College St. likely getting new tenants
Hungry for tacos? Need a haircut? Some insurance? Maybe some tax help? → Read More
Indicators giving mixed signals on SE Texas’ economic future
Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan said he plans to focus the 2023 Legislative session on... → Read More
New Year to bring 50-degree temperature drop
Southeast Texas might see a 50-degree swing in temperature by Sunday — welcome relief... → Read More
We remember SE Texas’ leading lights extinguished in 2021
The calendar year of 2021 took its toll on the entire world because of the COVID-19... → Read More
Suga’s prepares for final farewell
Some of the staff hopes to make the transition to the new owner, Hearsay, a chain of... → Read More
Troppy’s legacy lives on in art boxes, local art scene
Darrell Troppy, a quiet, private man but quite the public artist, left a legacy that just... → Read More
Sour Lake awarded some $9M for water system improvements, repairs
When a tropical cyclone hits, the damage it causes can be fatal, severe and long-lasting.... → Read More