Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Beaumont.
A Dalmatian rescued from a cruelty case is featured ahead of the Clear the Shelters event (a pet adoption drive) Saturday in Beaumont.
Organizers say the spotlight on shelter animals may help find forever homes.
Girls' Haven hosts its Casino Night on Friday, Sept.
25 at Downtown Event Centre in Beaumont, featuring casino games by All Vegas Experience, a three-course dinner by Bando’s + live dueling piano by Flight of the Keys to raise funds for local girls. Reservations are limited.
Schlotzsky’s in Beaumont closed Wednesday, Aug.
19 after 28 years — local owners Johnny and Julie Walker sold the property as they retire — leaving fans to enjoy the signature sandwiches at Lumberton’s location on Country Lane Drive.
Beaumont ISD trustees voted to end corporal punishment in student discipline on Thursday night – Superintendent Massey warned of serious teacher and student attendance issues and paused the Pegasus accelerated learning program for state compliance.
The board approved the changes by a 3-2 vote.
A Jefferson County court ruled Thursday that City of Beaumont Animal Control takes custody of a malnourished horse now known as Poppy after its owners waived their rights; veterinarians at Equine Medicine and Surgery reported a remarkable turnaround in her recovery.
Beaumont health centers are hosting events this August to highlight the benefits of breastfeeding and address challenges faced by new mothers.
The initiative connects families with local resources and expert advice.
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