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Getting it right

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The name of Betsy Richter, who was named Teacher of the Year by the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce, was misspelled in last week’s issue of The Bee. The Bee regrets the error..

5 tips to plan your dream travel adventure

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Start exploring ideas for a fun-filled trip with these tips from the travel experts at Funjet, which specializes in providing travelers with vacation packages to hundreds of destinations around the world: Plan Ahead

Brotherhood program scheduled for Sunday

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The First Missionary Baptist Church Brotherhood Department will host their 93rd Brotherhood Annual on Sunday, February 25, 2024 at 3 p.m. The theme will be “Brothers United Through Christian Love” 1 John 2:10.

The following couples applied for and were provided with marriage licenses in the Hardin County Clerk's Office during the month of January:

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• John Richard Hignett and Makayla Elizabeth Simmons • KevinBrodyLewisandAshleeMarieMcGillery • JoshuaDaleHebertandAlisonKathleenHebert • Kevin Kent Stephenson and Francisca Rodriquez Powell • DanielWadeGrissomandKaylaMichelleMartinez • NicholasLynFowlerandBrittanieChristineSmall • PatrickWayneJohnsonandNatashaLynnPrine • JamesEliDuboisandKaileyBlaineSmart • MelvinRoyAdamsandCharlenePateWappler • BenjaminScottStephensandCatelynCobb • RockAllenBiscampJr.andMaceyJaelynTownsend • MarkhamPrescottBennJr.andRachelLeighAsteris.

Hardin County Sheriff's Report

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The Hardin County Sheriff’s Department has released the following information. Each individual named in this report is considered to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Silsbee Police Report

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The Silsbee Police Department has released the following information. Each individual named in this report is assumed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Lumberton Police Report

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The Lumberton Police Department has released the following information. Each individual named in this report is assumed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Kountze council OKs new route for parades

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The Kountze City Council met in regular session last Thursday and approved a new route for parades inside the city of Kountze. The new parade route, approved unanimously by the council, would be on Hickory Street, beginning at Parks Street and ending at Tiger Street.