Good morning, Beaumont.

Dolly Parton’s planned 1983 concert at the Beaumont Civic Center was canceled after security threats led her consultant to advise police to investigate the risks (authorities suspected an ex-convict might be involved).

The Stark Museum of Art invites visitors to view The Color Orange exhibit (featuring art from the 1500s to the 2000s) that explores the history and use of orange.

The exhibition remains open until Oct. 3.

Beaumont West End quiet zone is back today after nearly two years of work to cut train horn noise for residents.

City Councilman Joey Hilliard said engineers will sound horns only for safety while adjustments take place.

Jefferson County officials approved funding to hire an extra licensed professional counselor at the Minnie Rogers Juvenile Justice Center to address juvenile mental health issues.

The $100,000 investment aims to connect teens with early treatment and help prevent further involvement in the justice system.

Beaumont mother Sierra Glass said a part of the ceiling in her Starcrest Apartments unit collapsed in July after repeated maintenance complaints, injuring her 5-year-old daughter who was treated at a hospital—city inspectors found maintenance violations during an Aug.

24 inspection as repairs continue.

Jefferson County officials approved new funding to add a licensed professional counselor to the Minnie Rogers Juvenile Justice Center to address mental health issues among juvenile offenders before court appearances.

The position costs about ($100,000 annually) and aims to connect teens with early treatment and help reduce future violence.