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Design contracts approved to build Port Arthur Fire Department stations that meet modern needs
The health and safety of Port Arthur firefighters has been further guaranteed after City Council this week approved…
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City proposes $10M plan to beautify Woodworth Boulevard
Construction on a $10 million project to beautify Woodworth Boulevard from Lakeshore Drive to Gulfway Drive is expected…
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Planning & Zoning weighs in on food truck change, issue now heads to Nederland City Council
NEDERLAND — The Nederland Planning and Zoning Commission has made a recommendation on amending the city’s existing food…
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BRIGHT FUTURES — Nederland senior Bilal Alani masters 3 languages, science and whole lot more
NEDERLAND — Bilal Alani definitely has a full plate for a student. As a senior at Nederland High…
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Struggling shrimpers meet with legislators to discuss challenges from imports, fuel
Unprecedented was the word Trey Pearson used when describing the challenges faced by the shrimping industry. “We’ve never…
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“Devoted,” friendly” used to describe valued Nederland city clerk killed in traffic crash
NEDERLAND — Gay Ferguson joined the City of Nederland in 2010 as City Clerk. The next 12 years…
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Bob Hope School receives $3.5 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
Bob Hope School announced today the district recently received an unsolicited $3.5 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.…
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VIDEO — Daughter of Lincoln High graduate wins Emmy, finds home in show business
Every time Shannon Joy Rodgers begins a new project in the entertainment industry, she sends a photo back…
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Port Arthur native with dyslexic child creates game aimed at teaching kids to read
Jacqueline Davis knew her son, Madden, struggled with reading. But it wasn’t until COVID-19 hit and she became…
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Officials say early voting is going “smooth” in Jefferson County
Early voting turnout for the general and joint election featuring state, county and local seats is ongoing through Friday.…