Good morning, Beaumont.

Lamar University’s ‘Fall & Recovery’ dance concert will run in Studio Theatre starting today through Nov.22.

The show offers an intimate setting where dancers perform close to the audience—featuring shows at 7:30 p.m. today and on Nov.21 plus a 2 p.m. matinee on Nov.22.

Families in Southeast Texas may face higher costs for Thanksgiving meals as rising food prices — especially for sweet potatoes and veggie trays — add planning stress even as turkey prices drop, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.

A typical dinner for 10 now costs about $55.18, which is 13% more than pre-pandemic prices.

Beaumont ISD began constructing a 24,000-square-foot transportation complex nearly a year ago and will combine its three separate transportation centers into one central hub by next fall—this facility, costing about $9.2 million and partly funded by Tropical Storm Imelda insurance proceeds, is designed for about 125 employees. The new complex will have office spaces, conference rooms, and training areas, and it is expected to boost efficiency and help with bus driver recruitment by bringing in staff by Aug. 1.

Beaumont restaurants now pay a higher fee of $400 for annual health permits due to Senate Bill 1008, up from $250 as state law took effect on Sept.

1. At a council meeting, restaurant owners voiced their concerns and Councilman Cory Crenshaw withdrew his support + local officials said the fee must follow state rules.

TxDOT traffic maps show driver delays today on Beaumont highways — congestion builds on U.S. 69 northbound between South 4th Street and West Cardinal Drive and heavy traffic forms on westbound I-10 near the Neches River — so commuters should plan alternate routes.

Elijah's Place is highlighting its services for grieving children this month as part of Worldwide Children's Grief Awareness Month.

Program director Randi Fertitta said the organization is the only local group helping children cope with the loss of a parent, guardian or caregiver—offering unique support during a challenging time.

On Tuesday morning, a breakfast and check presentation launched the 13th annual Reindeer Campaign by Exxpress Mart and the Gift of Life program, which raised $45,000 to help pay for free health care for those without insurance in Southeast Texas — breast and prostate cancer survivors shared their stories at the event. The program will offer 100 free breast screenings in December — this help will give women a chance to get checked during a busy time.

Three Nederland ISD student-athletes—Reese Robbins, Saydee Montoya, and Riley Tuckness—signed National Letters of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers.

Robbins will join Angelina College, Montoya will attend Navarro Junior College, and Tuckness will compete for Rome City Institute in Rome, Italy.

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.

Sea Rim Striders' Annual Turkey Trot

1:30-3:30 p.m. — 700 Crockett St, Beaumont, TX — Registration Fee Required — Celebrate Thanksgiving with a community-friendly 5K, 10K, and Kids K race.

Paranormal Cirque II

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Central Mall — Tickets available — Experience a thrilling night of paranormal circus entertainment.

City of Beaumont Tree Lighting Ceremony

5-7:30 p.m. — Downtown Event Centre — Free entry — Celebrate the holiday season with the annual tree lighting at the lake in downtown Beaumont.

Beaumont Unit Meeting

1:30-2:30 p.m. — Atria Collier Park, Polo Room — Free entry — Engage with the Beaumont Unit's community discussion and enjoy special luncheons in December and May.

Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — MacKenzie's Pub — 25% OFF code available — Don your ugliest sweater and enjoy a festive night of drinks and fun in Beaumont.

Homeschool Workshop – Snap Happy Holidays

10-11:30 a.m. — McFaddin-Ward House Historic Museum — Free entry — Capture festive selfies and create holiday character-themed props in this fun workshop for kids.

Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings

6 PM — 434 Fannin — $47.09 — Experience the magic of Christmas with a winter wonderland of candlelit carols performed by a string quartet.

Classic Movie Night: Elf

7-8:30 p.m. — Jefferson Theatre — $4 kids, $6 adults — Enjoy a heartwarming holiday classic with festive photo opportunities before the film.