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Recent News in Beaumont

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 2597

Residents in the West End are on edge as auto burglaries surged this month with 53 incidents reported—more than half in the area, including a Saturday night theft in the Futura neighborhood when a suspect in a ski mask targeted unlocked vehicles and stole items valued at $3,800.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 3995

Beaumont police detained three teenagers after fights broke out Saturday night at the South Texas State Fair—multiple trespass warnings were issued and the teens are permanently banned from Doggett Ford Park.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 2422

Florence Stratton’s book 'The Story of Beaumont,' which detailed our early history and celebrated pioneers like Elizabeth Kidd Caswell, turns 100 this year. Local historian Paul Prosperie (a key figure in preserving this legacy) says the centennial highlights the city’s proud past and inspires new generations to remember our roots.

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