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Aerial photo of Port Arthur Business Park on Old Port Arthur Road. Photo taken Friday, July 15, 2016 Guiseppe Barranco/The Enterprise

Business secures more land in Spur 93 park for expansion

Lumberton ISD officials are offering the public an opportunity to voice their views on possible changes to the 2016-2017 school calendar. The decision to allow public opinion to guide policy stems from House Bill 2610 that gives districts more flexibility to schedule around unplanned days off. A lumberton student exits a school bus early Thursday evening. Photo taken Thursday, January 14, 2016 Guiseppe Barranco/The Enterprise

SETX preps for busy Summer School season

Beaumont Transit buses arrive at the downtown station Monday. Photo made Monday, March 15, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Purchase of 16 buses reignites talk of Beaumont transit reform

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Port Arthur ISD working to retain state funding

A group of Democrats from across the state of Texas were in Beaumont on Monday to launch an effort lobbying for the passage of the George Floyd Act and against what they described as potential acts of voter suppression before Texas lawmakers.

Texas Democrats gather in Beaumont to send message to Texas...

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Law enforcement still looking for attempted ATM robbery suspect

Modern LED light bar on police cruiser flashing red and blue emergency lights.

Port Arthur police retracts press release about robbery suspect

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Jefferson Co. man arrested on child porn charges

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BPD stresses importance of car seats after child’s death

Alert: The COVID-19 death toll in India has crossed 200,000 as the country endures its darkest chapter of the pandemic yet

April 27, 2021Updated: April 28, 2021 12:18 a.m.

NEW DELHI (AP) — The COVID-19 death toll in India has crossed 200,000 as the country endures its darkest chapter of the pandemic yet.