Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 26th of October.
Good morning, Beaumont.
Hundreds in costumes ran in downtown Beaumont on Saturday, October 25 for the Gift of Life Ribbon Run Monster Bash 5K—local groups cheered and provided water as the event raised funds for cancer prevention programs after a brief rain delay.
On Oct 23, Stewart Title Insurance hosted the monthly Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce Mix and Mingle at 3050 Dowlen Road Suite G where local business members gathered for networking.
Area managers Barry Behannon + Kristen Fuller explained that title insurance protects against losses from title defects like fraud and record errors, a service highlighted during this long-running event.
A storm disrupted the nitrogen supply from a local plant this morning and forced many refineries and petrochemical facilities to shut down — Judge Jeff Branick said citizens may see flaring — and the supply is expected to resume within about six hours.
Five Orange County high school students won $1,000 for their creative writing on extreme weather and inequality, and their work will be published in a book titled 'The Storm Within' by Lamar University Press—backed by the Center for History and Culture and supported by Kate Williams.
Strong thunderstorms swept through southeast Texas yesterday and left over 12,000 Entergy customers without power by 9 a.m. Saturday—Jefferson, Orange, and Hardin counties reported outages of 882, 535, and 86 respectively.
A storm this morning disrupted the nitrogen supply from a local plant, causing several refineries and petrochemical facilities to shut down.
Judge Jeff Branick said citizens might see flaring at some sites and the supply is expected to return within about six hours.
Strong thunderstorms swept through Southeast Texas yesterday, leaving over 12,000 Entergy customers without power—882 in Jefferson, 535 in Orange, and 86 in Hardin Counties.
Friday night, Khelvy Jefferson carried the ball 24 times for 252 yards and four touchdowns as West Orange-Stark beat Silsbee in a close shootout at Dan R.
Hooks Stadium—his strong play helped the team overcome an early deficit.
Brothers of the Heart
7-10 p.m. — Lutcher Theater-Performing Arts — Tickets required — Experience the excitement as talented artists unite to create fresh and thrilling performances.
Halloween Bash at Soggy Bottom Saloon
9 p.m. — Soggy Bottom Saloon — Free entry with costume — Celebrate Halloween with a night full of fun, prizes, and festive costumes.
Tea & Sweets with CASA and Pathways
6-7 p.m. — Elmo Willard Library — Free entry — Enjoy a cozy evening of herbal teas and conversations about youth in foster care.
Food Truck Mania
11 AM – 2 PM — Ford Arena — Enjoy diverse cuisines and festive community vibes at this vibrant food truck celebration.
Craft & Share Workshop for Seniors: Wreath Making
10-11:30 a.m. — The McFaddin-Ward House Historic Museum — Free entry — Embrace the holiday spirit by creating a meaningful Advent wreath to cherish at home.
Classic Movie Night: Planes, Trains and Automobiles
7:00-8:30 p.m. — Jefferson Theatre — Tickets available — Enjoy a classic comedy film in a historical venue perfect for a night out.
Positive Vibes Highway Tour
Evening — For The Record, 999 Calder Ave — No cover charge — Experience a night filled with positive vibes in Beaumont, Texas.
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