The first day of school has begun in Southeast Texas, marking a significant milestone for thousands of parents, students, and teachers in the region. BISD Superintendent Sandi Massey took a unique approach to the start of the school year by riding a bus. Further details about the first day of school are available from local news sources, including KFDM, which covered the event in Beaumont, TX.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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A Nederland man with multiple felony convictions is headed to federal prison after authorities say he tried to illegally sell shotguns — des…
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It was a big day for thousands of parents, students, and teachers across Southeast Texas as they kicked off the first day of school.Cars wer…
The Sabine River Authority confirmed Wednesday that a fire at the Toledo Bend Hydroelectric Power Plant (Powerhouse) has required the shutdo…
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Two young siblings were killed in a camper fire early Tuesday morning in Liberty County.
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