Port Arthur, TX News

• Port Arthur, TX News
• Free Alzheimer’s Training Now Available To Local Family Caregivers
• SALT Tournament Day 1 Leader Board
• Things to Do: Entertainment listings for May 25-June 1
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Tea Party debate rails against 'lukewarm' Republicans
• PA mayor pro tem questions procurement card purchases
• Things to Do: This week's live music listings
• Outdoors Video: Bobcat Closeup
• PA man shot to death Thursday night
• Ridgewood school “blowing away cancer” with bubbles
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• Womens health: Abortion battle puts critical programs in jeopardy
• Outdoors Video: The Truth About Tigers Pt. 2
• Outdoors Video: The Truth About Tigers Pt. 2
• One killed in Courthouse shootout; gunman in custody
• Outdoors Video: The Truth About Tigers
• Outdoors Video: Woodland Coyote
• LU financial practice under scrutiny
• Outdoors Video: Pike in Southeast Texas?
• Outdoors Video: Mysterious cat checks out camera
• Tall, dark and handcuffed; Robber caught in Beaumont
• Week’s weather bringing cool temps, clear skies
• Outdoors Video: Safely Unhook small crappie
• Macke named publisher of The Port Arthur News
• Against all odds
• Outdoors Video: The Common Salvinia Problem
• Airplane slides off runway, no injuries reported
• Washington Post: Obama administration to reject Keystone pipeline
• Konidis has recipe for staying young
• Outdoors Video: Baby Cougars
• Massive pileup closes Texas 73, over 40 injured
• Jillian Michaels talks News Year's resolutions
• Outdoors Video: Bass pro talks fishing pressured lakes
• Two arrested in PA murder investigation
• Soccer teams scramble for a place to play
• Red plants for the holidays
• Haseloff: Not famous but award winning
• Nederland Watchdogs seek to share the warmth
• VIDEO: PN Senior Center Halloween costume party
• Booker T Washington Elementary celebrates Accelerated Reader program
• Vidor football player killed
• Outdoors Video: Mackerel in Sabine Lake?
• Outdoors Video: Big Sabine Lake Croaker
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• Fire blazes at Bridge City Apartments
• Rolloff truck flips on U.S. 69 feeder road in Port Arthur
• Outdoors Video: Big shark that got away
• "Bum Phillips Way"
• PA woman loses fiance in Afghanistan
• Refineries seek huge tax refunds
• Pipeline hearing draws hundreds to Port Arthur
• 'Tar sands' pipeline hearing Monday in PA
• Outdoors Video: Flounder fishing tip
• Outdoors Video: Canada Geese in Southeast Texas
• 3 Orangefield students killed in crash
• Outdoors Video: Toledo Bend boat lane dangers
• Outdoors Video: Where do duck stamp and DU dollars go?
• Photo: Pink Dolphin on Big Lake
• Outdoors Video: Be careful with cast nets
• A Day to Remember in Port Arthur
• Back to School for Port Arthur - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Beached: surf, sand and trash
• Quanell X calls for judge’s removal
• Quanell X to protest Judge Layne Walker
• Bowling bringing seniors together
• Fitzgibbons leaving PA with cash settlement
• Occupational hazards: A shrimper’s life
• Be prepared for dangerous heat
• Broken water main in Nederland was already on repair list
• PAISD state school ratings
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• Gator Country visits Texas Art Museum
• Child drowns in PA, sixth death this year
• Roberts returns to Medical Center as CEO
• SLIDESHOW: Aggravated Robbery Suspects
• Bond set at $500,000 for robbery, stabbing of senior citizen
• SLIDESHOW: In memory of Officer Bryan Hebert
• Hundreds mourn fallen officer Hebert
• Living in the shadow of the refinery
• Teacher shares lesson about July 4th
• Drug bust nets $4 million worth of cocaine, $139,000 in cash
• PN-G's Cavness discusses looming budget crisis
• Opponents take sides on pipeline to PA
• The Judds to perform at Nutty Jerry’s
• McCoy to lead PA Chamber
• PAISD unveils new administration building
• Beaumont NAACP says local media biased
• Artist combines love of shipping, art
• Police believe multiple victims involved in rape case
• Port Acres man wins big in Market Basket contest
• Nederland’s Wright named Father of the Year
• Young and old salute the flag
• Police release name of child drowning victim
• Port Arthur Library Zoo Festival
• Med Center warns not to be an 'Egghead'
• Monday rain sparks delay in fireworks danger
• Pettit beats heat with daily swim at YMCA
• VIDEO: Veterans Day program
• Nederland car giveaway
• Groves Police blotter, May 18 to May 24
• SLIDESHOW: The French Quarter on a dime
• Food Bank feeds growing need in fight against hunger
• Nederland Honors fun day at Sports Connection
• Nederland Honors fun day at Sports Connection
• NISD senior honored for overcoming adversity
• Student Government mock council meeting
• Unlocking the landlock
• Entergy's dollars make Big Thicket bigger
• Entergy seeks customer help on cutting power use
• Sandinistas to civic duty, Mora urges everyone to vote
• Turnout ‘fair’ so far in early voting
• Durham pens loving tribute to “Mama Babe”
• Total celebrates completion of multi-billion dollar project
• Drought worsens, no rain in sight
• Take a chance on basket chock full of chocolate
• Doty named PN Mom-of-Year
• Boat races, carnival main attractions at Riverfest
• Groves chamber surprises ‘Larry’ with Small Business honor
• Royal Wedding mania hitting PA time zone Friday
• Dancing queen promotes Relay for Life
• Severe storms possible
• Hunting? Fishing? Aim for trip to Daley’s
• Churches spread Easter love to fill baskets, hearts
• Bunny, Kid 10 in time for Easter
• Language not a barrier in telling Jesus’ story
• Seafood lovers pay the price to get their fill
• Sheriff's Deputies learn to deal with Startle Response
• NISD gets the green for greener buses
• Survivor Hallum has advice for grieving
• Monday's gusts up to 25 mph
• Gas pains at the pump escalating
• Cajun Spring Fling draws crawfish, animal lovers to PN
• Police identify gunshot victim
• Go-Tram workers ‘can’t outgive God’
• What’s black and white and gray all over?
• Miss Port Neches’Queen Hager a newcomer to pageants
• Gen. Honore, Katrina hero, to visit Tekoa, PA on Saturday
• PA mourns loss of Gloria Freeman
• History’s on the wall at Groves Public Library
• Chatagnier’s garden garnish helps faithful pray in peace
• Police investigate market robbery
• Groups disagree on siren alerts for industrial emergencies
• Will Mid-County juvenile prison close?
• Todds' bluebonnets color Groves
• Rotary frying up 'lip smacking' catfish
• PN-G Indians to be featured in Bob Bullock museum
• Hinson makes big plans for getting smaller
• VIDEO: Affair of the Arts good time in downtown Groves
• VIDEO: Ticket cop gets all wet to support Relay for Life
• Port Arthur honors its Seahawks
• Sun headed for Thursday
• SLIDESHOW: South Texas State Fair
• South Texas State Fair offers ‘beak to cheek’ experience
• Army men movie gets student national acclaim
• Simon spends time at hospital on purpose
• Week looks cloudy
• Gates open for 68th annual South Texas State Fair
• It's South Texas State Fair time; Get in free after Thursday's opening ceremonies
• Dream ticket: Groves winner to collect $1 million
• Olbrich runs ‘Spartan’ business
• School district fund balances: How much is enough
• Freeman Avenue ready to roll on West Side
• PAISD celebrates Special Olympics
• Locals bring the green with clovers, leprechauns
• Taste of Gumbo, and other goodies, dished up Saturday
• Spring is in the air
• ‘Gingerbread’ man all in the family on Lincoln Ave.
• Submit vintage photos for Scrapbook Vol. 2
• Moore keeps an eye out for bashful widowers
• Full Heritage Fest schedule
• Fun loving families fill festival
• Faithful receive ashes to recall Jesus’ sacrifice
• Spring breakers, grandmas hunting for fun in Nederland
• New outpatient center treats variety of cancers
• ‘Go-to guy’ Austin named Groves Fireman of the Year
• Thinking young, Chinese food guides Doggette to 100th birthday
• ‘Running Bear’ singer Johnny Preston dies
• Courir du Mardi Gras: Romeo spared from gumbo pot
• Rotary’s main guest stays away from buffet, podium
• Mardi Gras forecast: Sun, wind, showers
• Salvation Army feels void at loss of ‘Miss Sue’
• Lady Jester eyes revelers with natural look
• Mardi Gras gets Port Arthur all ‘dressed up’
• Checking in: Thornton is a daily library visitor
• Krewes dance the night away
• Staple gun, duct tape a costumer’s best friend
• Family searching for closure following assault death
• TAM gets a new Maudee Carron
• Sun and rain ahead
• Sleep techs watch while you snooze
• Tough decisions ahead for PN-GISD
• SLIDE SHOW: Hooked on Fishing 2011
• Costumes transform Mardi Gras personalities
• PAFD’s Aguilar receives statewide honor
• Hemby proud to represent Nederland
• Port Arthur population declines substantially
• Third Thursday throws Mardi Party
• ‘Mr. Nederland’ Mitch Macon the go-to guy
• PA Boys and Girls Club opens doors
• Fog expected for several days
• Little loving gestures make for longtime Valentines
• Zumbathon good for the heart, and Heart Association
• Sandy goes bad when Danny goes good
• Weekend kicks off cold and sunny
• Lezet spicing up downtown Port Arthur
• Texas Tees has new ownership, new bling
• Warning: Hard freeze
• Herbal Insanity owner soaps up naturally
• Msgr. Don Golasinski remembered for jokester nature
• Three way gumbo serves up fun for area seniors
• County receives $1.3 million to curb Pleasure Island erosion
• Messina brother ‘Packs’ up for Super Bowl
• ‘Gabby’ not quite speechless at Sabine Pass center named in his honor
• Warming 'God's people'
• Polar prognosis: front assails Southeast Texas
• Corley’s new potentate, but still a clown
• News readers load the blood bus, charity trailer
• Chaplain has "married and buried" many in his flock
• PA’s water billing issue creates chaos
• Valero donates in big way to United Way
• Hall: Port Arthur at a crossroads
• Mack looks to cure Shoe Crave
• Morrell and family work to revive Latin Mass
• Toups as induction: “Many moons ahead”
• Kozmic Pearl to channel Joplin at Hall of Fame concert
• Kreutzer’s Australian relatives digging out of ‘mud disaster’
• MLK character workshop builds pathways for youth
• Client calls Exygen ‘better than Vegas’
• Air Solutions’ Romero to take reins of Groves Chamber
• PA celebrates birth and life of MLK
• Ervin sees King's dream realized in Port Arthur Schools
• Alphin brings King's message to Port Arthur
• From eating to heating
• Root sees new beginnings for Nederland chamber
• Powerhouse calling weekend warriors to make resolutions
• Nederland Chamber coffee warms members
• Twelfth Night another reason to party in Port Arthur
• Community Scoop: Babineaux makes book
• Chamber Breakfast: Busy year for Port Neches, state of Texas
• Lumpkin ready for new role as chamber president
• Baxter offers advice of 100 years: ‘Say your prayers’
• Groves EDC celebrates grant program
• Plugged in to heaven in 2011
• Port Arthur's own Mother Teresa
• Hair of the Dog to bite runners and walkers on New Year’s Day
• Police station lobby closed after man purposely drives in
• McGee crafts spirit of holiday giving at Procter Baptist
• After Christmas shoppers look for good deals
• Hospitality Center serves big helping of Christmas cheer
• Christmas Camp at PA YMCA begins
• Blue Santas make Christmas merry
• LaRouche Political Action Committee visits Nederland
• Guest injured in home invasion
• Holly Days helps with basketballs and baby dolls
• Santa has time for a round of dominoes
• St. Catherine singers spread cheer at hospital
• For Marian: Pickard’s gift to YMCA honors late wife
• Lighting up Nederland
• Sun yields to isolated showers
• Christmas colors deck halls of The Greens
• Christmas story brought to life in Nederland
• Warm thoughts, coats shared at Salvation Army, UMB
• Special Olympics offers ‘blessings’ to those involved
• Shoppers ‘shocked’ at Marchand’s range: toys to automotive
• Boyd invites all to entertain at his Christmas party
• Santa urges children to keep it clean at PN parade
• Gary Shearer appointed to unexpired Port Neches council seat
• NEDC provides more than $50,000 in grants
• December brings sun
• Motiva expansion gearing up for busy 2011
• Merchants’ dream: 2 acres of ‘cheap’ stuff
• Severe thunderstorms possible
• Newsom prays for Camo Christmas
• Homeless for a night
• Blustery weather great for Black Friday shopping
• Readers give thanks for blessings in life
• 'Most Dangerous Game' comes to life
• Go Groves Sunday for one-of-a-kind Christmas
• Groves company pays blessing forward
• New movie casts spell over Harry Potter fans
• Nederland Nite to offer Renaissance revelry
• Baby Caiden parents didn’t expect ‘$2 million baby’
• House gets to Groves just in time for Christmas tree
• Ruby gets much, but not all of McClelland’s attention
• Monday brings 50 percent chance of rain
• Veteran’s Day features sounds of freedom
• Veteran’s Day features sounds of freedom
• PAISD wants more diversity in extracurricular activities
• Showers possible for Veteran’s Day ceremonies, playoffs
• Illegal pain clinic crackdown; New law requires clinic registration
• PA councilman cited for violating city ordinance
• Like a veteran: Cool under fire
• Isolated showers in Wednesday forecast
• Lamar University registration begins for Spring 2011
• Howard takes oath Monday for tax assessor-collector post
• Orange police captain not charged in July shooting death
• Unplugged kids play without carbon footprint
• Housing, unemployment, environment top PA challenges list
• PA teen sentenced for gun violation
• Local Subway restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• Grubbs girls remembered
• Tell us why you're thankful
• Nederland Police blotter; Nov. 1 to Nov. 7:
• Nederland sisters remembered
• Alcohol may have factored into accident
• PA summit highlights city's environmental concerns
• Gasoline prices on increase
• First Baptist-PN to hold historical marker dedication
• Wade Phillips fired as coach of Dallas Cowboys
• Fog to follow sunny Monday
• DeCoux, 101, tending onions, spirit in PA
• Groves Council to accept grants
• Nederland Council to discuss water, sewer
• PN-GISD trustees to meet Tuesday
• Assessing the challenges: PA to host EPA Environmental Justice Summit
• Treasure hunters make bargain Saturday count
• Mouton recounts fending off armed assailant
• Lamar State-PA begins registration for spring semester
• Local students culminate year of research
• PN Board of Adjustments to hear requests
• CALENDAR: Upcoming local events
• SLIDESHOW: San Antonio a fiesta of history
• SLIDESHOW: Port Neches Elementary's Colonial Williamsburg Day
• PNE transformed into Colonial times
• Freezing temps expected in area
• Social Media: a savvy way to sell
• Hyland promises ‘Itsy Bitsy’ bit of fun for Solid Gold audience
• Who done it? PALT tells you after dinner
• Groves Police blotter; Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
• PA Vision 2020 third quarter report released
• Dems look to compromise after losses
• PA’s Senior Treasures Banquet set for Nov. 11
• Real estate agent robbed at gunpoint
• Port Neches Police blotter Oct. 26 to Nov. 1:
• Red flag warning for high gusts
• Beaumont man assaulted while asleep
• Aggravated robbery at Beaumont Subway
• Beach advisory issued for McFaddin, Sea Rim
• Thunderstorm possible Wednesday
• Red Hatters’ feathers fly from boas, turkey
• Howard, Funchess win countywide races for GOP
• Jefferson County joins state in boosting Perry, Republicans
• Burnett bucks GOP tide to keep JP seat
• UPDATE: Amuny’s Liquor Store robbed at gunpoint
• Election Day could bring urban flooding
• Guidry: No excuse voting needed
• Nederland actors ignited over ‘Fire Project’
• Southeast Texans love to be scared
• Sugar skulls honor departed for Dia de los Muertos
• Hazardous weather expected
• Gasoline prices continue slide
• Kaspers get breakfast by a twist, with a twist of satsuma juice
• Costumed kids haunt Boston Avenue trunk-r-treat
• Candidates spend frenzied last weekend
• New housing opens in Port Acres area
• PACC approves upgrades for downtown police and fire buildings
• Kids kick off Halloween with GrovesTrunk or treat
• Tire trouble starts chain reaction wreck on Rainbow Bridge
• Fire dangers and sunny weather ahead for Halloween
• Three men rob convenience store
• Suspects found hiding in apartment
• Arrests made in Monceaux murder case
• Bridges urges inmates to be accountable
• Griffin bringing fear, fun to masses
• News to launch E-edition on Monday
• Early voting concludes in County with heavy turnout
• Community Scoop: Scary on the job: Share your costumes
• Wreck stalls traffic on Rainbow Bridge
• Coast Guard responds to allision near Mesquite Point
• SLIDESHOW: Red Ribbon Week
• Nederland Police blotter: Oct. 4 to Oct. 10
• Beaumont Police seek sex offenders
• Study: Lamar impact 1/2 billion dollars on economy
• Brisk turnout for first day of early voting
• Early voting locations and times
• Mostly sunny through Thursday
• Community Scoop: Seabourne has left the building
• Church folk, boot camp offer kick in the motivation
• "Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," "At the Hop" among hits for Lamar State Solid Gold artists
• PN resident will lead Lamar State-PA student service club
• Sunny with calm winds Monday
• Senior gets a charge out of sprucing up toys for a new life
• Early voting begins
• Sample Ballot for Nov. 2, 2010
• Howard plans to draw on business experience in tax assessor race
• Sigee aims to increase taxpayer accessibility in tax assessor race
• Nederland shows neighborly love
• Marie Osmond to headline 'Gift of Life' Celebration
• Fall festivals, health fairs bring people out Saturday
• Census could bring new district lines
• Clear and cool for Football Friday Night
• Poe: Jet ski shooting shows Americans not safe
• Author Angel brings Joplin to new generation of fans
• Highway Patrol troopers to ride school buses
• Beaumont man guilty of bank robbery
• 14 PA teachers receive grants
• Total PA Refinery's donates $30,000 to Lamar State-PA
• Pet show part of Fall Fest in Port Neches
• Nederland ISD earns state's highest fiscal accountability rating
• Music ‘Connects the Dots’ to downtown Beaumont
• Port Neches Police blotter: Oct. 5 to Oct. 11:
• Police seek clues in Nederland McDonald’s robbery
• BC student utilizes training, instinct to help accident victim
• Sport Clips kicks off effort to help heroes call home
• Mostly sunny Thursday with high in low 80s
• Football fever for homecoming
• Women and children’s clinic offers attainable health care
• PA man sentenced for firearms violations
• Teen sentenced for 197 pounds of pot on I-10
• New victim comes forward in child sex assault case
• Nerds take over Memorial with homecoming spirit
• LSC-PA students vote to continue scholarship fund fee
• Groves Police Blotter — Oct. 6 to Oct. 12:
• Redistricting hearing Monday in Beaumont
• UIL marching contest schedule
• PAISD Expo attracts flocks of patrons
• Austin Begnaud makes partner, working side by side with father
• Rita taught businesses survival lessons
• PA keeps tax rate same as last year
• New PA Charter School provides Hope to area students
• Remembering a field general
• 3 children found shot dead in Texas apartment
• Everyone come see Beverly Hillbillies! It is a great show!
• The District Sleeps Alone Tonight and You'll Find A Way from Alice: Through the Looking Glass
• Deaths for Wednesday September 8
• I-10 closed, homes evacuated after chemical spill
• Death Notices for Monday, August 30, 2010
• Bun B stops by local shoe boutique
• Death Notices for Sunday, August 29
• $1,000 reward offered for escaped Dallas sex offender
• Several transported to area hospitals following wreck
• Death Notices for Saturday, August 28
• LSC-PA Small Business Development Center plans September event
• Death Notices for Thursday, August 26, 2010
• Port Arthur: Still $1.8 million to trim
• Old school, new look
• Women celebrate 90 years of voting rights
• Stolen money heist nets alleged shooter
• Deaths, Services Sunday 8/8/2010
• Death Notices for Monday, August 9, 2010
• PA first responders honored for life-saving event
• Families get ready for school during Nederland Health Fair
• Local dance team named national champs
• Social Security turns 75
• Grammy Camp gives PA artist taste of the music industry
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• Southeast Texas Mardi Gras
• Janis Joplin Birthday Bash

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