Port Arthur, TX

The General Election, which brought many changes, also included races in Groves and Nederland Independent School District. In Groves, voters elected candidates to the position of mayor, two council seats, […]

The state, and Jefferson County, saw some major changes with the General Election Nov. 3, including races close to home. The winners in those select races came from both Democratic […]

NEDERLAND — For one local woman, Día De Los Muertos is more than a colorful celebration. It is an opportunity for Gilly Carter of Nederland to reconnect with her Hispanic heritage, […]

The 103rd meeting between the two local rivals called Mid County Madness brought a sold out crowd Oct. 23 to The Reservation in Port Neches. PNG 27-Nederland 24  

Those who grow and those who tell stories are some of my favorite Texas characters. Here are some notes on a cactus woman I just met, and what’s up with […]

By Sierra Kondos Staff Writer A piece of Port Arthur’s architectural history is preparing to welcome visitors once again as the Pompeian Villa, recognized as the city’s oldest home, celebrates […]

There is nothing quite like a doll with snail eggs coming out of its eyes to ruin a perfectly pleasant walk on the beach. I find about 20 dolls each […]

Students at DeQueen Elementary School got an up close lesson on Creole Heritage courtesy of Pete and Rita Manuel, and John Manuel just in time for Creole History Month. Pete, […]

For Nicole Fuselier-Collins, surviving breast cancer meant more than overcoming a personal health battle. It meant becoming the first woman in her family to survive a disease that had claimed […]

It’s time to “fall back.” Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend, giving everyone an extra hour of sleep. Clocks should be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. […]