Commissioners Court honors Bee County 4-H
The Bee County Commissioners Court came together to approve a proclamation designating Oct. 2 through Oct. 8 as National 4-H Week during the court’s regular meeting on Sept. 26. Bee
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The Bee County Commissioners Court came together to approve a proclamation designating Oct. 2 through Oct. 8 as National 4-H Week during the court’s regular meeting on Sept. 26. Bee
Pettus Tuletta Fire Department Chief Lester Kissee said they believe the fire started in the kitchen area. He said that’s where they saw most of the fire coming from when they arrived on scene. He said the victims are not recognizable.
Pettus Tuletta Fire Department Chief Lester Kissee said they believe the fire started in the kitchen area. He said that’s where they saw most of the fire coming from when they arrived on scene. He said the victims are not recognizable.
Members of the Ladiesâ Auxiliary of the Beeville Volunteer Fire Department were chauffeured by firefighters to the home of Auxiliary member Lucille Weniger the afternoon of Friday, April 2, for the purpose of presenting Lucille with her well-deserved 65-year service pin. Lucille has served as a significant support to firefighters for more than 70 years, having served five years in the Seguin Auxiliary before relocating to Beeville with her husband and lifelong firefighter, Wallace âWallyâ Weniger in April 1955, when he began his career as a federal firefighter at Chase Fiel...