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Longtime councilwoman praised during her last regular Port Arthur meeting
Tears were shed at Port Arthur City Hall this week as Councilwoman Charlotte Moses attended her last city ...
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BRIGHT FUTURES — Mason Dixon finds passion after STEM camp; 13-year-old is a “robotics enthusiast”
Last summer, Mason Dixon was one of 94 students who attended the Brilliance Academy of the Port Arthur ...
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Councilman Thomas Kinlaw talks future plans; veteran representative Cal Jones shares departing message
Only one of two councilmen who sought a third term will return to council chambers after the two ...
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Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation again discusses CEO’s evaluation; board leadership gets shakeup
The results of the Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation CEO’s 6-month evaluation will not be released at this ...
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Longtime Port Arthur businessman Joseph P. Drago Sr. dies.; tremendous impact remembered
Local businessman Joseph P. Drago Sr., whose career was in the family owned Drago Supply Company, has died ...
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Racing boat driver remembered after tragic death Sunday at Port Neches RiverFest
PORT NECHES — On Sunday afternoon boat racer Bobby Briggs and two of his crewmembers went to Piggin’ ...
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Port Arthur man sentenced to life following violent Port Neches home break-in
A Port Arthur man was sentenced to life in prison on a 2021 charge of burglary of a ...
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“You made ‘sit’ happen” — Longtime dog trainer prepares for retirement
GROVES — Joy Parker and her friend Carol Sigona frequently attend concerts by the Symphony of Southeast Texas. ...
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Work on Nederland High shines light on contractors’ needs. Well-paying jobs available locally.
NEDERLAND — Standing in front of the future Nederland High School, Thomas Neild noted an area to the ...
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Local photographer’s extraordinary nature shots featured in Museum of the Gulf Coast exhibit
Jerry Connally has caught lightning in a bottle. Or, rather, in a frame. “I was at Ridgewood Elementary ...