Police have arrested a suspect after two women were killed and another was seriously hurt during an argument in South Texas. Beeville police did not immediately release the name of the man arrested following the deaths early Saturday or what charges he faces.
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Two Women Killed, One Hurt in Dispute in Beeville, Man Arrested
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Berclair Mansion tours
Beeville Art Association members invite the community to join them and bring the family this Sunday, Aug. 30, at the Berclair Mansion, which will be open for tours beginning at 1 and 2:30 p.m. and closing at 4 p.m. Tours are $10 per person for all ages. The Berclair Mansion is located at 14 Moore St. in Berclair.
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Mothers' lives cut short
A 26-year-old man is in custody at the Bee County Jail this week, charged with capital murder and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Justice of the Peace Abel Suniga set a $2 million bond on the defendant, Pablo Garnica, and $20,000 bonds on each of the two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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Man Faces Charges for the Deaths of Two Beeville Women
In Beeville two women are dead and another is seriously injured after the three were allegedly were run down by a driver early Saturday morning. The incident happening in the area of North Garfield and West Hefferman Street near Moreno Middle School on the city's west side.
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Benefit Held for Mother of 7, Who Was Killed Saturday Morning
Friends and neighbors came together to gather money for the children of Maria Lucia Martinez, one of the women killed early Saturday morning in Beeville. Selling food throughout the night, Joann Rojas, a friend of Maria Lucia Martinez known as Lucy, recalled how she was a wonderful mother to her seven children.
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Council looks at annexing four areas of county
The heavy outline in the upper right portion of this map shows the properties north and west of the current city limits that City Manager Jack Hamlett is proposing for annexation. The land is west of the U.S. Highway 181 Business route and across the highway from the Coastal Bend College campus.
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Police suspect arson in morning fire
Police detectives are investigating a suspicious vehicle fire reported early Thursday morning as a possible arson. Police Chief Joe TreviA o said Detective Sgt.
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Deputies find trailer reported stolen from New Life
Deputies stand with Sheriff Carlos Carrizales Jr. last week after a trailer stolen from the New Life Baptist Church two weeks ago was recovered and brought to the sheriffs office here. Those pictured are, from left, Deputy Rick Villarreal, Carrizales, Investigator Deputy Lt.
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Capital murder suspect has prior heroin conviction
District Attorney JosA© Aliseda said Thursday that he will assign the homicide case against capital murder defendant Pablo Garnica to seasoned prosecutor James Sales. He said he also has filed a motion with district court to have the capital murder defendant's probation on a previous heroin possession charge revoked.
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Sacred no longer means safe
"It's a sad thing but something we have to do," began Bee County Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Willow at an evening seminar Aug. 27 for local ministers on how to face the unthinkable: an active shooter. Beeville Police Department Assistant Chief Richard Cantu came to the session armed with a PowerPoint presentation both sobering and grave.
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BCC rehearsals
The Beeville Community Chorus will begin rehearsals for the fall semester on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. at 118 N. Washington St. in downtown Beeville.
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Jose Olivarez can be found playing throughout town.
He will perform wherever and whenever he can. He doesn't do it for the money. He strums his guitar and sings the songs only to bring a smile to the faces of those who pass by.
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City eligible for low-interest loan to repair water system
City Manager Jack Hamlett told Beeville Water Supply District board members last week that he had received good news from the Texas Water Development Board. The TWDB explained that a proposed project list sent to Austin earlier this year was considered eligible for low-interest loans from the state agency.
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Police are investigating the destruction of the Kohler Park restrooms Monday.
The place where two portable restrooms had stood in Kohler Park was just a concrete slab with two solidified pools of melted plastic Monday morning. Police Chief Joe TreviA o said someone set fire to the restrooms in the park sometime around 3 a.m. Monday.
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Fish fry benefit
The Bee County Historical Society will host a "fish fry and fixings" benefit for the porch/balcony restoration project at Historic McClanahan House. Plates will be sold for $8 each from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at First National Bank of Beeville on Friday, Sept.
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Brothers by the badge
The shocking rate of police officer murders across the U.S. since the first of the year has law enforcement officers everywhere taking extra precautions. Assistant Police Chief Richard Cantu confirmed Wednesday that at least 82 law enforcement officers have been killed in the U.S. during the first eight months of 2015.
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Rocket launch
The South Texas Aerospace Club holds its monthly rocket launch on the second Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the City of Beeville Municipal Airport, weather permitting. Rocketeers and spectators are welcome to join in the fun.
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CBC seeking contestants for 2015 scholarship pageant
After a 20-year hiatus, the Mr. and Miss Coastal Bend College Scholarship Pageant will return to center stage on Saturday, November 7 at 6 p.m. The pageant is scheduled to take place at the Gertrude R. Jones Auditorium located at the CBC Beeville campus at 3800 Charco Road. The scholarship pageant is open to current students who are enrolled in at least 12 credit hours at one of CBC's locations in Beeville, Alice, Kingsville or Pleasanton.
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Concert Association announces 2015-16 season schedule
From Renaissance dancers and musicians to the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, from pianist Mario Barbosa to Little Joe y La Familia, the 2015-2016 Beeville Concert Association season brings a wide variety of crowd-pleasing music to the community. The new concert year opens Sunday afternoon, Sept.
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Hot Jobs: Sept. 8, 2015
Location Alice, Texas Job Number 8390356 Title City Manager Salary $80,000.00 Year +Benefits Qualifications Five years prior Experience and a Bachelors' Degree required. Responsible for the proper administration of all affairs of the City.
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