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The South Texas Coaches Association hosted All-Star games for volleyball athletes on May 17 in Floresville. Athletes from Floresville, Stockdale, Nixon-Smiley, Poth, and Falls City joined Team Red. Team Red fell 1-3 to Team Blue. Team Red Athletes in the Wilson County News coverage area on Team Red include seniors from Floresville, Stockdale, Nixon-Smiley, Poth, and Falls City. The team also included athletes from Jourdanton, Kenedy, Three Rivers, Karnes City, Pettus, Pleasanton, McMullen County, George West, and Beeville. Team Red was coached by Joella Gallegos of Jourdanton. FloresvilleSloane PaughFelicity SoriaGiada ObregonStockdaleJamila ZepedaNixon-SmileyHailey Houseton PothOlivia WestKenli LunaFalls CityAnsley Gates Team Blue,...Article Link

The Beeville Art Museum announces its upcoming exhibition, “Seeing Nature Through a Different Lens,” featuring works by Christopher Randall. The exhibition will run until Saturday, July 19, and features innovative photography work that incorporates a fresh perspective of nature. The Beeville Art Museum is located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville. The museum is open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free. For more information, call 361-358-8615 or visit www.bamtexas.org.Article Link

Pastor Todd Speaks in Beeville, Texas | "He Is Enough"  Website: www.PastorTodd.org To give and support: www.ToddCoconato.com/give Pastor Todd is speaking live from New Life Church in Beeville, Texas, with a powerful message titled "He Is Enough." In this special broadcast, you'll hear how the Lord showed up in a mighty way — lives were touched, chains were broken, and many experienced clear and undeniable breakthrough. The atmosphere was charged with the presence of God, and this message is a reminder that no matter what we face, Jesus truly is more than enough. Don't miss this anointed time of ministry and encouragement!

La cosa se pone interesante cuando literalmente, un “enano”, es arrestado en la ciudad de Beeville por robar en dos tiendas de cannabis legalizado. Trump sigue dando de qué hablar con el alza de tarifas a más de 50 países mientras quiere invocar el “Alien Act” para deportar miles de extranjeros quienes se encuentran en los Estados Unidos. Mientas se le ve los “panties” a la Gobernadora de Puerto Rico, un padre hace arresto civil al violador de su hija en la Isla de n momentos en que existe un brote de sarampión en el estado de Texas y ha cobrado la vida de dos niños. Y Debbie regresa después de tres meses al Manicomio.Con las participaciones de Marcos Rodríguez, Carlos “Voodoo Ranger” Solá, Deborah “Radioactive Girl” Mateo, El Guimo Atómico, Sharon “Joya Master” Solá, Giancarlo “La Maldad” Martínez y Ernesto “Súper Servo” Reyes.Ahora puedes conseguir la mercancía oficial de SE RASCÓ ASÍ. Visita nuestro “Güanime Store” y chequea lo nuevo que tenemos. https://guanime-store.printify.me/category/all/1ADVERTENCIA: El material discutido en este programa no es apto para menores de 18 años y no representa la opinión de Spotify. Sugerimos discreción. ©2025 Se Rascó Así Productions. Derechos Reservados.

Welcome to HECHO! The show about what's now and what's nextin the Coastal Bend! I'm your host Rob George, and our guest is Dr. DhavalPatel. For this episode, we ventured to Beeville the homebase Uncommon Marketand its Uncommon Junior Chefs program. Uncommon Market grew out of Dr. Patel'spurchase of Coffee Barrel, a well-loved gathering hub for coffee lovers andepicureans who stopped by for camaraderie and locally-sourced gourmet food,some of which was grown at Coffee Barrel. Dr. Patel brought his background ininternational community building to the meals and gatherings at Coffee Barreland now into Uncommon Market and the Uncommon Junior Chefs program. Formultiple decades, Dr. Patel served all around the world in areas in desperateneed of basic resources, and his job was to coordinate international groupslike NGOs with local community members so that the locals could learn how tobuild or create the resources they needed. His passion for community buildingmanifested in Coffee Barrel after he and his family moved to the Beeville areaa handful of years ago. Sensing a need for students and families to have accessto higher quality food sources and preparation skills, he started a communitygarden and began hosting dinners at Coffee Barrel. Those events fueled hispassion to expand the program into schools and other communities which he doesthrough the Uncommon Junior Chefs program. He has lofty goals for the UncommonJunior Chefs and for Uncommon Market in general.  Dhaval and the Uncommon Junior Chefs program have some veryexciting events coming up and some other news that is super secret right now.To stay up to date, to see if there's a program near you, or to reach out tosponsor a program or to request one, following Uncommon Market on Instagram@uncommonmkt   If you want more of what's now, and what's next, in businessand entertainment in Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend, subscribe to theHECHO newsletter at hecho.cc and follow us @hechocorpus on Instagram.   Thank you Dhaval for coming on the show. Thank you to ourinfrastructure partners, Clint Tucker Homes and Sawyer Audiology. And thank youfor taking time to listen!

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Area law-enforcement agencies have reported the following recent activity: Editor's Note: All individuals arrested and charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law beyond a reasonable doubt. Department of Public Safety •Feb. 24, Esther L. Garcia, 38, of Beeville was arrested at a grocery store in Kenedy and charged with failure to stop in an accident involving damage to a vehicle valued at more than 0. •Feb. 27, Rosanne T. Valdez, 42, of Floresville was arrested at the intersection of S.H. 97 and Phierson Lane east of Floresville and charged with manufacture or delivery of between...Article Link

The Floresville Tigers, led by seniors, traveled to Pleasanton Jan. 10-11 to compete in the Pleasanton Varsity Soccer tournament. The Tigers went 4-0 to remain undefeated on the season. They combined for 20 goals over four games with wins over Beeville (4-0), Alice (5-0), Bandera (7-0), and Pleasanton (2-0), while holding all opponents scoreless. The Tigers are currently undefeated with an 8-0 record as they travel to Laredo for the Border Olympics Tournament on Thursday, Jan. 16. The Tigers are coached by Luis Berumen and Drew Dylla.Article Link

The Beeville Art Museum announces its upcoming exhibition, Restoration, featuring works by Edward Lane McCartney. The exhibition, running from Monday, Jan. 13 to Saturday, April 26, will showcase jewelry, sculpture, and collages created from found objects from everyday life. An artist's reception on Saturday, Jan. 18, which is free and open to the public, will provide an opportunity to meet the artist and explore his work firsthand. The Beeville Art Museum is located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville. The museum is open to the public from Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to...Article Link

Send us a text and let us know what you think!Our friend and fellow Texas Country Radio host, Jim Nash of 105.7 KTKO in Beeville, joins Miss Helen today to talk about his curious career path in radio and then get into the nominees and what to look forward to at the upcoming Texas Country Music Awards!Find Jim on Instagram at @jimnashradioIf you love what we're doing here at Texas Toast, please support us by giving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify (and writing a quick review if you have the time), subscribing on YouTube and MOST IMPORTANTLY, sharing the show with a friend or family member! All of this helps us so much more than you know!Huge thanks to our friends at CH Lonestar Promo, Release Rocket & More Than Music Creations for supporting the show! Find all of our podcast episodes in audio or video format at www.texastoastpodcast.com! Support the show

Today we're joined by members of NAESP's Latino+ Network to discuss the perspectives of Latino students, staff, and administrators. Whether it's the unique needs of students, engaging with the broader community, or the importance of representation in teaching and leadership, understanding these perspectives is crucial to the success of our schools. Annette Sanchez is principal of Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center in Beeville, Texas, and serves as NAESP state representative for Texas. Chris Jackson is principal of Hollinger K-8 School in Tuscon, Arizona.

The La Vernia Bears got back on the winning track and picked up their first District win of the season when they traveled to Beeville on Friday, Oct. 25, and soundly defeated Jones High School at Veterans Stadium, 51-12. The Bears were led by running backs Sean Garza and Ty Carter both scoring two touchdowns each in a first half that was capped off by a touchdown pass from senior Keegan Hajek to fellow senior Logan Maytum, giving the Bears a 35-6 halftime lead. The Bears scored on their first possession of the game when they drove 96 yards and...Article Link

The Beeville Art Museum presents Screening Under the Stars, a free movie event that begins at 8:30 p.m., in the Joe Barnhart Park. Screenings will include “A Million Miles Away” on Thursday, May 30; “Strange World” on Thursday, July11; and “Up” on Thursday, Aug. 8. The first 50 guests will receive free popcorn and water. For more information, visit bamtexas.org.Article Link

“The Art of Sibling Harmony” will be on display at the Beeville Art Museum from April 27–July 27. The exhibition will feature Beeville natives and siblings Tom Beasley, a painter, and his sister, professional photographer Cissy Beasley. The exhibit will include a wide assortment of Tom's pastels and Cissy's photography, featuring nature, landscape, and wildlife along the Texas Coast and Southwest Texas. An artist's reception, free to the public, is scheduled for Saturday, April 27, from noon to 2 p.m. at the museum. The 2024 Beeville Art Museum Future Artist Exhibition will also be on display at the Beeville Art...Article Link

Mejor que “Primer Impacto”. Superior a “Ocurrió Así”. “Lo Sé Todo” has nothing on us! Porque cuando se análisis de los eventos más trascendentales se trata, nadie los hace como los fu$&@%# Güanimes del Manicomio Inhabitable. Mío regresa al podcast y se trae un nuevo pana, “El Guimo Atómico”. Los “Pega Cuernos” están de fiesta en New York cuando legalizan el “adulterio” en la Ciudad de Los Rascacielos. Mientras la Isla protesta por su visita, quemando banderas americanas y exigiendo el cese al fuego en Gaza y además te venir a recoger dinero para su campaña electoral, ¿pa'qué demonios “la bella” Kamala Harris va a Puerto Rico? El Anticristo de Guavate tiene una fanática en el pueblito de Beeville, TX y a él se le está parando algo más que la oreja. Debbie aprovecha su break con 10 minutos solamente y la Maldad regresa al desierto. El bonche habla sobre los sucesos concernientes a la maestra quien salió embarazada del estudiante y la actitud de la familia por parte del estudiante. Dos partidos políticos se quedan afuera de las próximas elecciones en Puerto Rico y los federales prognostican que el servicio eléctrico podría aumentar su costo en un 80% en un futuro no muy lejano. Y para completar el “kapicú”, los muchachos reciben fotos más recientes de su infalible nemesis…¡EL MANDRIL RETURNS! ¡CÓMO LA ODIO! Con las participaciones de El Guimo Atómico, Alberto “Sir Super Servo” Reyes, Prof. Giancarlo “The Barbarian” Martinez, Carlos “Voodo Ranger” Solá, Deborah “Radioactive Girl” Mateo, Joey “The Other White Meat” Malavé, Gustavito “El Anricristo de Guavate” Cáez y Mío: ¡El Huevo Feliz! ADVERTENCIA: El material discutido en este programa no es apto para menores de 18 años y no representa la opinión de Spotify. Sugerimos discreción). ©2024 Se Rascó Así Productions. Derechos Reservados. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/se-rasc-as/support

Addie Brown is a fifth generation rancher from Beeville, Texas. A current student at WTAMU, Addie has plans to pursue a career raising cattle and being a voice for cattle producers and agriculture. Tune in today to hear her story and more about her. Addie also has a podcast of her own called Policy in the Pasture. You can find more information here.

The Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers hosted a packed house at its 7th Annual Fund Raiser and Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner Jan. 18 in the Beeville Country Club. Beeville Police Chief Kevin Behr was master of ceremonies for an evening of social activities, a meal, and an auction.Article Link

“Here, There and Everywhere,” an exhibition by Lorena Morales, will be on display through April 13, at the Beeville Art Museum, located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville. The exhibit showcases a wide assortment of Morales' work from a variety of series created from 2009 to 2023. The exhibit includes large-scale sculptures, installations, drawings, and paintings. The museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission to the museum is always free. For more information, call 361-358- 8615 or visit bamtexas.org.Article Link

“Here, There and Everywhere,” an exhibition by Lorena Morales, will be on display through April 13, at the Beeville Art Museum, located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville. The exhibit showcases a wide assortment of Morales' work from a variety of series created from 2009 to 2023. The exhibit includes large-scale sculptures, installations, drawings, and paintings. The museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission to the museum is always free. For more information, call 361-358- 8615 or visit bamtexas.org.Article Link

Reneatha DeEtte GolmonReneatha DeEtte (Little) Golmon, 93, of Waco, Texas and formerly of Beeville, Texas walked into the arms of Jesus Saturday, January 6, 2024.Reneatha was born November 22, 1930, in Canadian, Texas to Eddie Presley Little and Oralee (Morehead) Little. She was a graduate of Canadian High School and then went on to graduate with a business degree from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. While attending Hardin-Simmons, Reneatha fell in love with one of their star football players. On August 15, 1953, she married Bill Golmon. Reneatha became a teacher and Bill became a coach. They were married almost 50 years, living in Big Spring, Grand View and finally retiring in Beeville, Texas.Reneatha was a caring daughter, wife, mother, sister, aunt, and grandmother. She was a longtime member of the First Baptist Church in Beeville, and a part of the Watchcare program at First Baptist of Hewitt when she moved to Waco.Reneatha loved to travel! She enjoyed seeing God's creation everywhere. She loved to see leaves changing colors, waterfalls, snow covered mountains, beaches (from inside an air-conditioned building), and oceans. She LOVED cruises. Once, she even took her beloved caretaker and friend Jamie Perez, and her hairdresser Ducky Bledsoe! Even after her knees started giving out, she'd get on her scooter and she and Tony would travel the world.She was preceded in death by her husband, Bill; her parents; and her sister, Georgia Mae Talley.She is survived by her son, Tony Golmon of Waco who was the best caretaker in the world (his sister says); her daughter, Debra D'Herde and husband Ralph of Hewitt; her granddaughter, Christi Warwick and husband Jim of Hewitt; grandson, Case D'Herde of Hewitt; brother-in-law, Gene Golmon and wife LaJoyce of Dallas; two nieces; four nephews; and many wonderful friends.Visitation will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, January 13, at First Baptist Church in Beeville followed by the funeral service at 11 o'clock with Rev. Greg Traylor officiating.Burial will be private. Pallbearers will be Roger Perkins, Billy Burris, Vic Barris, Chuck Knowlton, Richard Zander, Ronnie Gossett, John Bond and Bob Wingenter.We would like to thank Dr. Sam Ralston and staff, Scott & White Medical Center-Hillcrest and St. Anthony's for taking care of her while she was at their facilities. We'd also like to thank Gentiva Hospice, who was there for us at any time we needed them, day or night. Thank you for being so attentive to our wishes. Thank you, Brett, with “The Grandson Home Care.” You and your staff did an excellent job of taking care of our mother. Kelsey was a special bonus to us. Mother enjoyed teasing her and giving her a hard time. They became close buddies. Elizabeth Piech, we could never have done this without you! You have been with us since the beginning. You have put up with us and taught us so much! Thank you for your love and devotion to our mother. Ronnie Gossett, you became the 2ndbest caregiver in the world when Tony needed to go out of town. You became her 3rd child, and you treated her like she was your own mother. Thank you for caring for her and being there for us all these years. We love you!During this time, he married Julie Tandy. They were married almost 48 years, having two daughters, Melissa and Audrey. Bill was a civil engineer and worked in construction for many years.He was a long-time member of Meadowbrook Baptist Church where he was a tireless volunteer. He also gave of his time and talents to Little League Baseball, Shepherd's Heart Food Pantry, Beloved and Beyond Camp, and anyone who needed a hand.Bill was preceded in death by his parents, Bill and Rosalie Morgan. He leaves to cherish his memory his wife Julie, daughter Melissa Buck and husband Cody, daughter Audrey Morgan and partner Miranda, 3 grandchildren; Emerson, Garrett, and Hadley, sister Marsha Hudson and husband J, nephew Jonathan Hudson, and many other relatives and friends who will miss him dearly.In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Robinson Little League, P.O. Box 11024, Waco, TX 76716.

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The Floresville High School Jaguar varsity volleyball team traveled to Beeville to take on the Trojans for the Bi- District title Oct. 31 and the Jaguars did not disappoint. It was an intense, high energy game and Floresville took the win. Scores for Oct. 31: •defeated Beeville Jones, 3-0: 25-14, 25-22, and 25-9 Stat leaders: Kills: Paisley Pavliska 15, Makenna Hertless 12, Sloane Paugh 12 Aces: Giada Obregon 3, Sloane Paugh 3, Maddie Harden 1, Makenna Hertless 1, Gabriella Rodriguez 1 Blocks: Makenna Hertless 3, Sloane Paugh 2, Maddie Harden 1, Tori Tackitt 1 Digs: Giada Obregon 16, Paisley Pavliska...Article Link

Congratulations to the following teams in the Wilson County News coverage area for their playoff accomplishments! Watch for updates at wilsoncountynews.com. Volleyball Round 1 – Bi-District •Falls City v La Pryor, Oct. 30 •Floresville v Beeville, Oct. 31 •La Vernia v Navarro, Oct. 30 •Poth v Natalia, Oct. 30 •Stockdale v Sabinal, Oct. 30, Cross Country Going to State meet, Round Rock Nov. 3-4. •Falls City Beaverettes and Beaver Kash Brown •Floresville Tigers and Jaguar Alyssa Quinones •Poth Pirettes •Stockdale Brahmas and Lady BrahmasArticle Link

The La Vernia Bears traveled to Beeville on Oct. 27 for a District contest at Veterans Stadium between the two hottest teams in the district and came home with a convincing 49-0 win. Beeville Jones came into Friday night's game leading the District standings with a 3-0 record after they beat Port Lavaca Calhoun the previous week 28-21, so a Bears victory would create a 3-way tie in the District standings with Beeville Jones and Port Lavaca Calhoun and put La Vernia in the driver's seat to claim its second District title in a row. The Bears started in top...Article Link

Welcome back to The Path Forward at the TASA/TASB TexED Conference! In today's episode, Rick Fernandez is joined by Travis Fanning, Superintendent of Beeville ISD, and Art Gamez, Beeville ISD Board of Trustees. They discuss the great things that are happening in Beeville ISD and the steps they are taking to connect with the community in exciting and engaging ways. Hear Travis and Art's outlook on the grading system here in Texas and watch as Art and Rick show Travis what Dallas is all about. You won't want to miss this interesting discussion!To learn more about Beeville ISD click on https://www.beevilleisd.net/! Hosts: Dr. Rick FernandezGuest: Travis Fanning, Superintendent of Beeville ISDArt Gamez, Beeville ISD Board of TrusteesTime Stamps & Show Notes: (00:00 - 01:31) Introduction (01:32 - 04:24) Creative Ways to Engage with the Community(04:25 - 06:30) Starting Off the School Year with Excitement(06:31 - 8:41) The Opportunities in Beeville, TX (Learn to Weld!) (8:42 - 10:30) Role Models of Beeville ISD(10:31 - 11:38) Agreeing on the Vision(11:39 - 14:44) A Complex and Confusing Grading System(14:45 - 16:51) Missing the Holistic View of a Student(16:52 - 19:57) The Future of Beeville ISD(19:58 - 20:59) Great Things Happening in Beeville(21:00 - 22:11) Closing

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The Floresville High School varsity Tigers football team traveled to Beeville for their first District game Oct. 6. The Trojans struck by completing two touchdowns in the first quarter. The Tigers attempted to stop the Trojans, but Beeville kept adding to their lead. With 1:20 left in the third quarter, quarterback Danny Arellano (7) found Brandon Castillo (1). Castillo took the ball for a 75-yard ride into the end zone. Despite the Tigers' efforts, they were only able to get one additional touchdown in the fourth quarter. The Tigers sustained their first District loss, 14-45. The Tigers will host the...Article Link

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Sept. 30 marked the start of the Floresville High School Mighty Tiger Band marching contest season. The 4A band, prepared with their “Coast to Coast” show, competed in the East Central Golden Hornet 19th Invitational Marching Contest at Hornet Stadium first, followed by the TR Rough Rider 40th March Contest, at Heroes Stadium. Floresville took first place at East Central, along with Outstanding Percussion and Outstanding Colorguard. At the Rough Rider contest, Floresville placed second, followed by Outstanding Percussion, and Outstanding Colorguard. Catch the Mighty Tiger Band's halftime show performance Friday, Oct. 6, in Beeville during the Floresville versus Beeville-Jones...Article Link

The Floresville High School cross country varsity girls competed in the Beeville Trojan Invitational Sept. 23 and placed second overall as a team (2-mile). Individual placings are as follows: Alyssa Quiñones, 1st, 12:53 Nora Felan, 7th, 14:06 Adonai Solis, 9th, 14:12 Isabella Garza, 18th, 14:54 Kellie Waters: 22nd, 15:05 Courtney Anaya: 23rd, 15:08 The Jaguars will compete in the Poth Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 30.Article Link

The Floresville High School cross country varsity boys competed in the Beeville Trojan Invitational Sept. 23 and claimed the championship (3-mile). Individual placings are as follows: Eli Perez, 1st, 16:21 Diego Fernandez 2nd, 16:48 Isaiah Cruz, 5th, 17:12 Josh Simmons, 6th, 17:14 Genaro Gonzalez, 11th, 17:51 Ricky Barrajas,16th, 19:05 Jack Zarosky, 36th, 21:11 The Tigers will compete in the Poth Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 30.Article Link

Oscar Garcia and Alice Morales Garcia dedicated their new church, Lighthouse Bible Church, in Sutherland Springs on Sept. 2. The dedication message was delivered by Dr. C. Isaac De Los Santos of Kingsway Church in Beeville, with the Winds of Grace Praise Team leading worship. Oscar and Alice were commissioned as Ministers of the Gospel for the Glory of God. Several pastors who have mentored the couple during the past five years under the Sutherland Springs United Light Foundation Inc. were in attendance, including Pastors John Garza and Ray Guevara, both retired from Cornerstone Church and now serving as traveling...Article Link

Brace yourself to jump headfirst into the exhilarating world of the Texas Mile with our guest, Shannon Matus. We promise you an unforgettable, edge-of-the-seat adventure as Shannon guides us through the thrilling facets of this standing start speed event for cars and motorcycles. Imagine checking in on a Thursday, passing a technical inspection, attending a driver's meeting, and then it's you against the mile. Are you ready to rev your engine at the Chase Field in Beeville, Texas?In the second act of our high-octane conversation, we hear from Shannon on her personal experiences at the Texas Mile. From battling aerodynamics, setting speed records, to the special 20th anniversary events, it's a roller-coaster ride of emotions and speeds. We also delve into the community impact of this event and invite you to join us for a quintessential Texas barbecue and an evening party.  Hear from various participants about their experiences at the Texas Mile and learn about the price range of different cars. So, if you have a need for speed, this is one conversation that will surely set your pulse racing!---- ----- Want more In Wheel Time Car Talk any time? In Wheel Time Car Talk is now available on iHeart Radio! Just go to iheart.com/InWheelTimeCarTalk where ever you are.----- -----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on iHeart Radio, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeart Radio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox and more on your mobile device.Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/https://www.iheart.com/live/in-wheel-time-car-talk-9327/https://www.youtube.com/inwheeltimehttps://www.Facebook.com/InWheelTimeFor more information about In Wheel Time Car Talk, email us at info@inwheeltime.comTags: In Wheel Time, automotive car talk show, car talk, Live car talk show, In Wheel Time Car Talk

Take a drive to the Beeville Art Museum between Sept. 9 through Dec. 16, to admire Scenes Unseen: Works by Orna Feinstein. The compressive exhibit features more than 100 pieces including monoprints, paintings, mixed media, and sculptures, from various series. A site-specific installation will also be on display. Feinstein will discuss her creative process and inspiration at an artist's reception on Saturday, Sept. 9, from 12-2 p.m. in the museum, located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville. The reception is free and open to the public. The museum is open to the public 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through...Article Link

In this episode, Wes and Todd visit with Chicano Muralist, Leo Tanguma. Leo talks about growing up in Beeville, Texas and what set him on his path to becoming an artist, meeting the great Muralist, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and how it influenced his work, and discusses some of his incredibly powerful and significant murals like "Rebirth of Our Nationality".Join us for this fantastic episode with Leo Tanguma, Artist, Muralist, and Sage, as he recounts stories about his life, gives us some history lessons and imbues us with his words of wisdom. Follow Leo Tanguma on social media:On Facebook www.facebook.com/ArtistLeoTanguma/

Congratulations to the East Central High School Lady Hornet softball team as they are battling their way through the 2023 UIL Texas State 6A softball Regional Finals. The Lady Hornets face off with the San Benito Greyhounds in a best-of-three game series with the first game played May 25. The Lady Hornets fell short, 1-11. Games two and three were played Friday, May 26 and Saturday, May 27 in Corpus Christi and Beeville respectively. Scores were not available as Wilson County News had an early press time on May 26. Watch for playoff updates at wilsoncountynews.com and in a future...Article Link

The Floresville High School Tigers baseball team traveled to Beeville, where they took on the Bishop Badgers in a best of three series for the Area championships May 12-13. The Tigers battled in all three games. The Tigers lost the first game, but held their heads up and took over in games two and three and won the 4A Area championship! Game 1: Loss 1-2 Game 2: Win 2-1 Game 3: Win 8-4 The Tigers advance to the Regional Quarterfinals to take on Robstown at Beeville High School: Game 1: Thursday, May 18, 7 p.m. Game 2: Friday, May 19,...Article Link

One of Texas folklorist J. Frank Dobie’s favorite stories was the story of Sancho, the tamale-loving Longhorn. He heard it from John Rigby of Beeville, Texas. Dobie said that he figured Rigby had dressed up the story a bit and also admitted that he himself had done some “constructive work” on it over the years. […]

Area law-enforcement agencies have reported the following recent activity: Floresville police •March 6, Elvira L. Garza-Martinez, 51, of Pandora was arrested at the Wilson County Adult Probation Office on a motion to revoke her probated sentence. •March 9, Christopher A. Latham, 21, of Harker Heights was arrested in the 300 block of 10th Street (U.S. 181) and charged with two counts of unlawful carrying of a weapon and possession of less than 2 ounces of marijuana. •March 9, Samuel V. Lerma Jr., 34, of Beeville was arrested in the 1600 block of 10th Street (U.S. 181) on three out-of-county warrants....Article Link

The La Vernia High School Bear and Lady Bear track and field teams competed in the Calhoun Relays in Port Lavaca Feb. 23. Varsity boys took fourth place and the girls placed first. La Vernia competed against teams from Calhoun, Victoria East, Victoria West, Beeville, Alice, Banquete, Bloomington, Refugio, and Goliad. Varsity boys 100-meter dash2nd - Davyeon Burch5th - Garrett Lamb400-meter dash5th - Colten Schmid800-meter run3rd - Dylan Mills1600-meter run3rd - Joren Burkhalter5th - Alejandro Placencia6th - Luke McFadin3200-meter run2nd - Joren Burkhalter5th - Luke McFadin6th - Alejandro Placencia110-meter hurdles4th - Cullen Haass300-meter hurdles6th - Cullen Haass 4x100-meter relay4th -...Article Link

Congratulations to the boys basketball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area in the playoffs! Follow playoff updates at www.wilsoncountynews.com. Regional Quarterfinals •La Vernia v Boerne, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 7 p.m., Judson High School •Poth v Lytle, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 8 p.m., Seguin High School •Stockdale v Mason, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 7 p.m., Boerne Champion High School Area •La Vernia defeated Navasota, 47-45 •Poth defeated Nixon-Smiley, 56-31 •Stockdale defeated Freer, 67-47 Bi-District •Floresville fell to Beeville, 55-59 •La Vernia defeated Davenport, 43-40 •Nixon-Smiley defeated Industrial, 45-38 •Poth defeated Dilley, 119-41 •Stockdale defeated San Saba, 44-29Article Link

Congratulations to the boys basketball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area that are heading to the playoffs! Follow updates for these games at www.wilsoncountynews.com. Bi-District •Floresville v Beeville, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 6:30 pm, Goliad Event Center. The Tigers finished third in District. •La Vernia v Davenport, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 6:30 pm, La Vernia High School Gym 4. The Bears are District champions. •Nixon-Smiley v Industrial, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 8 pm, Yoakum High School Gym. The Mustangs finished second in District. •Poth Pirates v Dilley, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 7:15 pm, Devine High School. The Pirates are District champions with...Article Link

Congratulations to the boys basketball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area that are heading to the playoffs! Regional Semifinals •Stockdale fell to Thorndale, 49-60 Regional Quarterfinals •La Vernia fell to Boerne, 26-50 •Poth fell to Lytle, 37-55 •Stockdale defeated Mason, 49-42! Area •La Vernia defeated Navasota, 47-45! •Poth defeated Nixon-Smiley, 56-31! •Stockdale defeated Freer, 67-47! Bi-District •Floresville fell to Beeville, 55-59 •La Vernia defeated Davenport, 43-40! •Nixon-Smiley defeated Industrial, 45-38! •Poth Pirates defeated Dilley, 119-41! •Stockdale Brahmas defeated San Saba, 44-29!Article Link

The Stockdale High School tennis varsity athletes competed at Yoakum Feb. 8. It was a long day, with some great tennis being played! Stockdale competed against Yoakum, Beeville, Goliad, La Grange, Rice Consolidated, Edna, Hallettsville, and Industrial Vanderbilt. Results: Maddy Marquez - firstplace Girls SinglesMia Marquez - secondplace Girls SinglesAidyn Arguijo andJalietza Zepeda - secondplace Girls DoublesStephen Heathcoe - second place Boys SinglesOrlando Martinez - thirdplace Boys SinglesRudy Ayala and JamilaZepeda - fourth placeMixed DoublesArticle Link

The La Vernia High School Bears soccer team participated in the Pleasanton soccer tournament Jan. 12-14. The Bears took on Uvalde, beating them 6-0. Later that day, the boys took on Wimberley, tieing 3-3. On Jan. 14, the Bears played Cole. La Vernia junior Cole Bowman led the team with 3 goals and junior Karson Kosub had 1 goal. The Bears defeated Cole, 4-3. The final match of the tournament was against Beeville. Bear junior JT scored 3 goals and senior Raul Villa scored on a penalty kick, and led the Bears to victory over Beeville, 4-1, and winning first...Article Link

The La Vernia High School Bears football team traveled to Rockport on Friday, Nov. 4, to take on the Pirates in the final district game of the year. Even though the Bears clinched the district title with last week's win over Beeville, Coach Molder and the players wanted to cap off the district season with an undefeated district championship — and they were able to do that with a hard-fought 24-14 win over a scrappy Pirate team. The game got off to a slow start for the Bears, as Rockport drove down the length of the field before a fourth-down...Article Link

Just when La Vernia Bear football fans didn't think football could get any more exciting this season, the Bears treated the fans to the biggest win of the season with a 28-27 win at Bear Stadium on Friday, Oct. 28. The Bears came in to the game in first place with a 3-0 district record, against the second-place Beeville Jones Trojans at 2-1. With the win, the Bears clinched their first outright district championship since 2015. The Bears got off to a slow start when their first drive ended with a punt after three plays, and the Trojans followed that...Article Link

In their first district game, the Floresville Tigers hosted the Beeville Trojans at Eschenburg Stadium on Friday, Oct. 7. The Tigers struggled against Beevilles' offensive misdirection tactics; however, the Tigers stayed in the fight, never giving up. Tiger senior quarterback Gavin LaFleur gave up three interceptions but gained one touchdown. Senior Owen Hansen caught a chance long throw by LaFleur and was able to run it into the end zone for the Tigers. Junior Josh Gonzales was consistent with his extra points. The Tigers ultimately fell to Beeville, 24-17. The Tigers play the La Vernia Bears in La Vernia on...Article Link

Area law-enforcement agencies have reported the following recent activity: Floresville police •Sept. 12, Steve Vallejo, 50, of Beeville was arrested near the intersection of 10th Street (U.S. 181) and Hospital Boulevard and charged with driving while intoxicated with an open alcoholic container in the vehicle. •Sept. 13, Felicia G. Silva, 31, of Floresville was arrested at her residence in the 1000 block of Second Street and charged with failure to appear in court, and Brandon Esquivel, 36, of San Antonio was arrested at the same location and charged with theft of property with a value of ,500 or more with...Article Link

Featuring Boss Gil Rud, Blue Angels Flight Leader (1986 - 1988) | Produced & hosted by Ryan Nothhaft, Blue Angel PhantomsIn this Interview, Boss Rud discusses his brand new memoir “From the Prairie to the Pacific: A Blue Angel's Journey” that details his life from growing up in a small remote farming town in North Dakota to becoming the Commanding Officer of the Blue Angels and later the Captain of an aircraft carrier.  With ten deployments under his belt, Boss Rud attributes many of the lessons learned from his informative years on his family's farm to later serving him well in his naval career.   A graduate of North Dakota State University in 1966, Boss Rud attended Officer Candidate School (OCS) at NAS Pensacola the following year. Completing his flight training at NAS Chase Field in Beeville, TX, Rud was assigned to fly the A4 Skyhawk and deployed to the Mediterranean aboard the USS Forrestal. Upon his return, Rud switched to the LTV A-7 Corsair and combat deployed to Vietnam aboard the USS Oriskany in 1971. He'd also fly air support in the subsequent evacuation of Saigon known as Operation Frequent Wind in April of 1975.Upon the conclusion of combat in Vietnam, Rud held a variety of roles including RAG Instructor, Landing Signal Officer (LSO) and Commanding Officer of Strike Fighter Squadron 192 (VFA-192) also known as the “World Famous Golden Dragons”. It was during his time as the Head of Junior Officer Detailing in Arlington, Virginia in 1985 when Rud was encouraged by Jim Maslowski and Randy Clark, two former Blue Angels, to submit an application to become the Blue Angels' Commanding Officer for the 1986 season. Despite 11 other applicants, Boss Rud was selected for the role and took command of the team for their final season in the A4 Skyhawk.  Boss Rud recalls several significant memories from his first season with the Blue Angels, including flying an airshow in Fargo, North Dakota in front of his family and friends. Unbeknownst to Boss Rud, also in the audience that weekend was a nine year old boy, Brian Kesselring, attending his first Blue Angels air show and would later go on to also serve as the Commanding Officer of the Team. 1986 also marked the release of the feature film “Top Gun” produced by Paramount Pictures, and the music video “Dreams” by Van Halen. Each played a significant role in driving massive audiences to air shows in the years that followed. Boss Rud also discusses the incredible work done by Navy test pilots during the transition to the F/A-18 for the 1987 season and the tragic loss of Keith Crawford, the test pilot responsible for developing some of the team's key flight control modifications. With the new Hornets came new challenges. Boss Rud details how modifications had to be made with air traffic control in Pensacola so that the team could efficiently get their six jets to altitude for transit to air show sites. He also recalls the Blue Angels' flyover of Super Bowl XXII in 1988 and his emotions after landing for his final airshow. Additional roles Boss Rud held prior to his retirement include CO of the USS Wabash, Deputy Commander & Chief of Staff of Task Force Five, and CO of the USS Constellation.Support the show

In what was once thought to be an impossibility, the Blue Angels made history in 1992 by becoming the first United States flight team to fly over the skies of Moscow, Russia. The momentous visit served as a way to ease tensions between the once Cold War rivals. The Team's trip to the former Soviet Union was highlighted by two air shows and a ride exchange between the Blue Angels and pilots from the Russian Knights Aerobatic Flight Team. The significance of these events were not lost on the Blue Angels' Lead Solo Pilot, John “Gucci” Foley, who joins this episode of Blue Angel Phantoms to share insights and behind the scenes stories from that now famous ‘92 European tour, as well as his naval career that spanned 17 years and saw him ascend to the rank of Commander. In this brand new interview, Gucci candidly dives into his navy experience and opens the discussion with his upbringing as a German born army brat and the influence his father had on him to pursue a military career. It was during this same time period that Foley attended a Blue Angels air show and proclaimed to his father that one day he too would be a military aviator. True to his word, Foley applied to the military academies but was initially rejected for having too much protein in his urine. Not one to quit, he attended University of Colorado for his freshman year of college before successfully transferring to the United States Naval Academy where he graduated in 1982. With a desire to fly with an F/A-18 Hornet squadron, Foley was selected for jet training at NAS Chase Field in Beeville, Texas. However, after receiving his Wings of Gold in 1984, and in alignment with the needs of the Navy, Foley would initially be assigned to Attack Squadron 22 (VA-22) flying the A-7 Corsair II. Disappointed with the assignment at the time, Foley now reflects that the three years he spent flying the A-7 were critical in his development as a Navy pilot. Aboard the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) Foley and VA-22 deployed to the Western Pacific, Mediterranean and Indian Ocean in 1986 and later to the Persian Gulf in 1988. It was during these deployments that Foley received the Top Nugget Award for first-tour pilots in Carrier Air Wing Eleven, and was also recognized as one of the “Top 10” of all air wing pilots.  Upon returning from the Persian Gulf, Foley transferred to Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 101 (VMFAT-101) based in El Toro, California, where he served as an F/A-18 Hornet flight instructor pilot and landing signal officer. It was during his tour with VMFAT-101 that Foley submitted an application and pursued a position with the Blue Angels that was almost derailed when he accidentally deployed live ordinance from his aircraft on a training exercise. Grounded by his commanding officer and his letter of recommendation revoked, Foley openly shared his lessons learned from the mishap during his interview with the Blue Angels and was selected as the Team's narrator for the 1990 air show season. Foley would enjoy a three year tenure with the Blue Angels that would see him progress from the team's narrator to a position in the demonstration as a solo pilot. Having developed a strong bond with his opposing solo, Ken Switzer, for the 1992 season, the two explored implementing new maneuvers including the Section High Alpha Pass and the Solo Section Take-Off. Both maneuvers are now featured in the demonstration that Blue Angels perform today. During 1992 season, the Blue Angels traveled to Europe for the first time since 1973 to perform 16 air shows in 8 different countries including Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, England, Spain, Italy, Finland and Sweden. As if it happened yesterday, Foley fondly reflects on a flight he gave to his Russian counterpart that rendered his new comrade unconscious during a Support the show

This week we talk to Edmundo Mireles, Jr.. We discuss the 1986 Miami Firefight and how that event change law enforcement. Mr. Mireles was born in Alice, Texas and raised in Beeville, TX. In 1971 he enlisted in the US Marines. He served as a Marine Security Guard at the US Embassy's in Sophia, Bulgaria; Reykjavik, Iceland; Brussels, Belgium and Madrid, Spain.After graduating from the University of Maryland in 1979, Mr. Mireles entered on duty with the FBI. He is a 25-year veteran of the FBI with experience as an FBI Street Agent, Supervisor and Manager in a wide range of investigative and administrative areas, as well as extensive Undercover (UC) work. Mr. Mireles served as the primary Undercover Agent in scores of high level and high-risk narcotics, criminal and national security investigations.He has been involved in two deadly force confrontations with armed adversaries and has been wounded twice. He is married to Elizabeth who was also an FBI Agent.On April 11, 1986 eight FBI Agents and two Para-military bank robbers faced off on a quiet street in South Miami. This face off was the culmination of a seven-month investigation into several armored truck and bank robberies perpetrated by two unknown men. The stage was set for what has been called the FBI Miami Firefight. Eight FBI Agents and two bank robbers faced off in a small area in front of a residence. Ten men faced off for five minutes in that small area. There were approximately 150 shots fired in that short span of time. At the end of the gunfight, nine out of the ten participants were wounded or killed. That is a 90% causality rate. The two bank robbers were dead as well as FBI Special Agents Ben Grogan and Jerry Dove. Five other agents were wounded including FBI Special Agent Mireles who was shot twice. The five-minute gunfight between eight FBI agents and two murderous bank robbers changed law enforcement training, equipment and tactics throughout the U.S.FBI Special Agent Mireles is nationally and internationally recognized by law enforcement officers, journalists and hand gun enthusiasts as the last man standing in this historic gunfight. It is a monumental event that has been referred to as “Five Minutes that Changed the Bureau.”In October 1986 the International Association of Chiefs of Police awarded Mr. Mireles its National Police Officer of the Year Award for the Year 1986.  The US Department of Justice recognized Mr. Mireles as the Federal Law Enforcement Officer of the Year and awarded him the Attorney Generals Award for Exceptional Heroism. He was awarded the FBI Medal of Valor.  The Texas Department of Criminal Justice honored Mr. Mireles by dedicating the Edmundo Mireles Criminal Justice Training Academy in his name. The academy is located in Beeville, Texas.Mr. Mireles retired in March of 2004. He spent four years working in Iraq as a Law Enforcement Professional and advisor to the Iraqi Police. One-year (in uniform) embedded with the 1st (MEF) Marines in Fallujah, the 10th Mountain Division in Baghdad and Basrah. Mr. Mireles also worked with the U.S. Department of State in Baghdad. He later worked for a year with the State Department helping train police in Mexico and a year helping to train police in Belize.Mr. Mireles has published his account of what happened on April 11, 1986 in a recently released book “FBI Miami Firefight, Five Minutes that Changed the Bureau.” Mr. Mireles has sold thousands of copies of his book which can be purchased at www.edmireles.com, Amazon or Kindle.Connect with Lorenzo Valdivia:Facebook: Click HereEmail: forcemultiplierDS@gmail.comSupport the show

Admire an exhibition of works of the Lone Star State at the Beeville Art Museum by artist Kelly Best Bourgeois. Kelly's work, “Lone Star Gifts” highlights her lifelong love of nature from the ever-changing scenery and wildlife across Texas and along the Texas Gulf Coast. See this display and more through July 23, in the museum located at 401 E. Fannin St. in Beeville. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call 361-358-8615 or visit https://www.bamtexas.org.Article Link

Welcome to Roots. I’m your host, Abby Huie, and I’ll be walking with you through the story of my family’s farm and ranch outside of Beeville, South Texas.  We will dive into the origins of 1349 Food and Fiber, its struggles and successes, and the outlook for future generations. We’ll also explore the ways that... Read More → The post Roots: Episode 1 – Origins appeared first on Podcasts for Aggies - AGCJ366.

This morning, Saint Christopher's was pleased to welcome the The Rev'd Eric Tarver. Pastor Tarver is the preacher and pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Beeville, Texas. His Sermon today was about the role and the cost of worship our Blessed Lord. We were also happy to welcome the members of the Bethlehem Baptist Church Choir to sing in our Liturgy. Pastor Tarver's text was the beginning of the 12th Chapter of the Gospel according to Saint John.

The La Vernia High School Bears soccer team took a hard loss March 24 at the hands of Beeville during the first round of the UIL soccer playoffs. Two costly mistakes that led to goals was all that Beeville needed. Though the Bears seemed to control the game in both possession and shots on goal, it was not enough to win. The Trojans went into the half leading 2-0, but the Bears cut the lead 10 minutes into the second half. With the Bears increasing their attack to try to tie it up, “Lady Luck” was not on their side....Article Link

A Poth High School senior has accomplished a first for the school! Poth senior Gabriella “Gabi” Rodriguez graduated with high honors — with a 3.9 GPA or higher — Dec. 14 from Coastal Bend College in Beeville with an Associate of Science Degree. Gabi, the daughter of Johnny Ray and April Rodriguez of Floresville, earned her first college degree before even graduating from high school; she'll accomplish that in May 2022. “This is the first time Poth High School has had a student graduate from a two-year college before they graduate from High School!” said Superintendent's Secretary Becky McKinney. Poth...Article Link

Join us as we take a journey through Celebrity Chef Adrian Perez's rise to the top! Adrian Perez was born in the small quaint town of Beeville, Tx. He spent his childhood, knee hi, watching his father, Ruben Perez, run a Tex-Mex restaurant, and mother Leticia Perez, run a women's gift shop and boutique. His father finally decided to end his 30 year long run in the restaurant industry selling the business. Never having a job outside the family businesses, he started his first outside work experience at the HEB Grocery Store Chain. Adrian attended Culinary School at Del Mar College. He soon was promoted to Manager. A call from corporate HEB and the local Corpus Christi Channel 3 news station opened the first door into an extended career in media. Live cooking demos on the 30 year long running show, Domingo Live, was his first TV appearance as a chef. Soon after, local hip hop station offered him a position as an Emcee Hosting shows at a nightclub, cutting commercials for the radio, and broadcasting live from club events. He then made the move, with HEB, to Houston, TX. In Adrian's first week in Houston, he became the official HEB TV Correspondent for Houston's live audience show, Great Day Houston with Debra Duncan on KHOU Channel 11. Other TV cooking spots came about for Channel 2 News “Cooking Time with HEB”, Good Taste TV with Emmy Award winning Tanji Patton, and News Channel CW 39. Adrian also had the pleasure of working on television with Skinny Girl Mogul Bethany Frankel and Celebrity Fit Club and weight loss expert Dr. Ian Smith. Continuing his steady career with television, a full-time position at HEB, and Complete Eats growing as a business, Adrian decided to take the plunge, and leave HEB after 11 years of service. Adrian made it to national television as a competitor on The Food Network, but soon found himself living out of his jeep and sleeping in his rented commercial kitchen common area just to make ends meet. It was during the darkest and most difficult time of his life that his determination and passion for excellent customer service earned Adrian a referral and opportunity to serve as private chef to the late President Bush Sr. and Mrs. Barbara Bush. President Bush & Mrs. Bush had not only granted him an opportunity for work, but served as a reminder of how far he had come. Over the next 2 years Adrian's presence on local news channels expanded from Houston to multiple others in San Antonio, Beaumont, El Paso, Laredo, Austin, Dallas & Corpus Christi providing culinary infotainment all over Texas & more. As a creative, Chef Adrian recently added “actor” to the list of outlets as he walked into his first and only audition, and booked his first role in a movie. Aside from a life of daily work and following numerous passions, Adrian dedicates all philanthropic time and efforts to raising up women. Starting with his mother, a breast cancer survivor and business owner herself, to his entrepreneurial great great great grandmother, he credits the female influences in his life to be the unsung heroes and true mentors that have taught him the important keys to happiness, emotional intelligence and success. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, a school administrator in Tennessee, NAESP past president, and chair of the NAESP National Taskforce on Race and Equity, will lead a panel discussion with other task force members. This taskforce was formed to help advise NAESP on issues related to racial equity in school communities, reveal schools' common challenges and solutions, and support a peer-to-peer network of support for school leaders. The taskforce focuses on collecting information related to racial equity in schools, elevating relevant research, and determining how best NAESP can provide support to principals around these issues. Come join this discussion to learn more and share your thoughts with taskforce members, which will include: Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, Principal, Cordova Elementary School, Cordova, TN Dr. Cynthia J. Hammond, Principal, Westside Elementary, Houston County Schools, Perry, GA Denise Gamble, Retired Principal, Chicago, IL Annette Sanchez, Principal, Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center, Beeville, TX Nancy Antoine, Principal, Bridgewater Elementary School, Northfield, Minnesota

There are rumors that everything is bigger in Texas....well, maybe maybe not.  But down in the small town of Beeville, Texas, there is a race that is called the Texas Mile ... it is a mile long speed run.Joining us today is Jessica Evans on the scene of the race as things are starting to happen.  It is a two day event, with a wide variety of vehicles such as the Reven Racing built 2011 Shelby Mustang that is looking for a 247 mph pass. In our feature segment of this episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk, we hear from Konrad DeLong in the Car Clinic segment talking about multi-valve heads, up to eight per cylinder!----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk six days a week, and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify,   Google Podcasts,    Stitcher, iHeart Radio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox and more on your mobile device.-----  ------  ------Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/ YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/InWheelTimeTags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show Tags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show

The Fashing United Methodist Church currently serves a small congregation, but it has withstood time and draws attendance from miles around. Pastor Milby Glenn Henneke told the Wilson County News that parishioners — who number only about 45 — come not only from the surrounding ranches and farms, but also from Beeville, Poth, Karnes City, and Three Rivers. The church has been at the same location — well, almost — within the small community of Fashing on F.M. 99 since 1925. Fashing is located in the southeast corner of Atascosa County, roughly halfway between Karnes City and Campbellton. The church's...Article Link

Got an amazing episode coming soon for y'all! Roger and I headed over to The Coffee Barrel at Beeville once more for our good friend Dhaval and special guest James Woody, owner of Ant Hill Farms Coffee in Costa Rica. When you listened to the last episode with Dhaval and our other friends from 4 months ago, we did a few submitted Q+As. And boy, do we got some good ones on this episode! Stay tuned!!! S1E14 —————————————————————

Join us for a conversation with the original UTSA Football QB1, and 3-time team captain, Eric Soza!  Eric discusses his journey from growing up in Mathis, TX to becoming UTSA's first quarterback.  Eric also talks about his time as a standout athlete at Beeville HS, his recruiting process, meeting Larry Coker for the first time, stories from the early days of UTSA football, memories from his favorite games, and where life has taken him post-UTSA. 

Two exhibitions, “Leamon Green: Recent Work” and “The State of Hand Stitch: New Embroidery by Texas Artists,” which opened virtually to the public last spring at the Beeville Art Museum, are now open for in-person viewing. The exhibition of paintings, drawings, prints, and collages by Leamon Green explores the complexities of migration and African American identity. His work encompasses a worldview, portraying the similarities and differences in cultures. “The State of Hand Stitch” exhibition includes a multitude of materials and techniques, and demonstrates the power of hand embroidery in contemporary art through the work of seven textile artists. The Beeville...Article Link

This week, we're featuring two main portions of the show. You'll hear updates from Greek comrades at 1431 AM free social radio in Thessaloniki and Radiozones Of Subversive Expression, 93.8 FM pirate radio in Athens. Both of these were featured on the latest episode of Bad News: Angry Voices from Around The World, available the middle of each month at A-Radio-Network.org. Prior to that, you'll hear anarchist prisoner Xinachtli talk about his life and his case. This segment was first aired on TFSR in 2013 and then again in 2015. We thought it was time to share some of the story of Chicanx, anarchist-communist political prisoner Xinachtli, in his own words. Throughout the segments original audio, I used his state name of Alvaro Luna-Hernandez as he had not yet adopted the moniker Xinachtli, which means “seed” in Nahuatl. Xinachtli is a collective member at and editor of the Certain Days political prisoner calendar. Xinachtli is serving a 50 year sentence since 1996 in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for aggravated assault on a Sheriff in Alpine, Texas. The Sheriff was serving a warrant for Xinachtli's re-arreast at Xinachtli's home. When questioned on the nature of the warrant, the Sheriff pulled a gun and Xinachtli was able to disarm him and make an escape without harming the Sheriff significantly. After a few days of man-hunt, his mothers house was surrounded by numerous local, state and federal law enforcement agencies and the house was beseiged. It was only a 9-1-1 call from Xinacthli made stating that he was not being allowed to surrender that caused the troops to stand down and he allowed himself to be taken into state custody. The grounds for the arrest warrant have since been overturned, but based on the post-facto word of the Sheriff that Xinachtli had pointed the gun at him, Xinachtli was sentenced to 50 years. He's been determined to be a political prisoner based on his participation in multiple cases against abuse by prison officials and police, his jailhouse lawyering, advocacy for Latinx and other marginalized people in Texas and his political stance that the US and state governments occupying the Southwest of Turtle Island is a racist and illegitimate regime. Here is featured an interview with Xinachtli that we received from comrades in the Anarchist Black Cross who were doing support work for him. The original interview was incomplete, missing the voice of the interviewer, so we did our best to edit and reconstruct the audio to better fit a conversational format and present his conflicts with the Prison Industrial Complex, his views on his political prisoner status at the time of this interview and his views on his case. More info on his case, plus his writings and ways to get involved in his support campaign can be found at FreeAlvaro.Net. You can write to Xinachtli by addressing your envelope to: Alvaro Luna Hernandez #255735 W.G. McConnell Unit, 3001 Emily Drive, Beeville, Texas 78102 Be sure to use Xinachtli only in written content meant for him, prison staff likely won't deliver envelopes with Xinachtli written on them. . ... . .. Featured track: Cutthroat by Syndrome, editing by William

If you haven't made it Beeville yet to visit the Conan Chadbourne art exhibition, you're in luck. The San Antonio artist's intricate and evocative work, an intersection of art and the sciences, is remaining on display at the Beeville Art Museum through July 24. Chadbourne's art is a blend of hand-drawn and computer imaging creations, reflective of his background in mathematics and science. The Beeville Art Museum, located at 401 E. Fannin in Beeville, is open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. For more information about...Article Link

We're finally fully vaccinated and get to revisit Dhaval Patel, co-owner of The Coffee Barrel, over at Beeville, Texas. We learn about The Uncommon Table, the work he has done for the community, Francisco talks about his obsession with taking 8 ounces of espresso a day while Roger gets roasted by Patel, and I experience the feeling of pounding down a shot of espresso for the first time. S1E5 —————————————————————

Summer registration is underway at Coastal Bend College locations in Beeville, Alice, Kingsville, and Pleasanton. Students without any holds may register online via Cougar Den, or visit their campus of interest to obtain one-on-one advising and registration assistance from a student success coach. Students wishing to apply for financial aid should submit their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov and use federal school code 003546 to ensure their application reaches Coastal Bend College. For more information or to register, visit www.coastalbend.edu or call 361-354-2246 (Beeville campus), 361-664-2981, ext. 3025 (Alice), 361-592-1615, ext. 4076 (Kingsville), or 830-569-4222...Article Link

One of the great delights from the Ordination service held at Saint Christopher's was the sermon by Father Blackburn's good friend, The Rev'd Brian Tarver. The two had worked together at Saint Philip's Church in Beeville, and Father Tarver is now the Rector of Saint David's Church in San Antonio.

In this episode of Sparkcast, Gled talks with Assistant Manager Joann Garcia from store 463 in Beeville, Texas. Join them as Joann talks about her journey with the Social Champ movement and their climb to be in the Top 5 stores in the nation. Listen to one of the best on social and use her experiences to plus up your Local Social content today! #WalmartSocialChamps

Tension mounts in Beeville as Liam's ineptitude with technology sends Larry into a spiral of depression. And they also discuss the wacky Coen brothers comedy, Raising Arizona! It's a great, whimsical film in a world of it's own. The boys also discuss: - The Marinara Trench - Sweaty Baby-Yeeting - Tall Hobbits - Schmeat Tune in for all these tasty morsels...and more!

In this episode of Restarting America, Josh Gibbs from 97 Switch interviews Kenneth Bethune, the owner of Coastal Bend Distilling Co. Throughout the interview, they discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on business and society. Bethune shares how the current health pandemic has affected his company and how he is adapting to new circumstances. Bethune grew up in South Texas and is the oldest child of two small business owners. He graduated from Schreiner University with a BA in History and from Oklahoma City University School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma and Texas. In 2010 he opened a solo law practice in Oklahoma City and is now the managing partner of Bethune Enright PLLC, a law firm with offices in Beeville, Victoria, and Perryton, Texas. Bethune's current focus is on rural and small-town entrepreneurship. He invests in residential and commercial real estate, retail, and distilling. Coastal Bend Distilling Co. is a craft distillery producing vodka, gin, and whiskey. Bethune is a former high school volleyball coach and has an extensive knowledge of useless sports trivia. He lives in Beeville, Texas, with his wife and two children.

This week we have two segments, an interview with an Anarcha-Feminist organizer in San Salvador, El Salvador on the situation there, followed by Mitch of Red Strings And Maroons podcast on the upcoming Militia demonstration on MLK Jr. Day, January 20th, 2020 in Richmond, VA. Elisa on GANA Govt in El Salvador [starts at 00:04:54] First, you'll hear my conversation with Elisa, an anarchafeminist in San Salvador, El Salvador, talking about the new neo-liberal government of Nayib Bukele's GANA party, repression, immigration, relation to the US and anarchist organizing there. More on her work at ConcienciaAnarquista.NoBlogs.Org and a Spanish version of this audio and transcription are available at our website. English Transcription English PDF (Unimposed) English Zine (imposed for printing) A2 Gun Demo in Richmond [starts at 00:27:19] Then, I spoke with Mitch, host of Red Strings And Maroons podcast on the Channel Zero Network about the upcoming far right militia and gun rights rally on Monday, January 20th 2020 in Richmond, Virginia. More on Mitch's work at RedStringsAndMaroons.com and organizing info by AntifaSevenHills from Richmond can be followed on twitter at @ash_antifa, their response to the Vice article can be found here (https://antifa7hills.blackblogs.org/2020/01/18/in-response-to-vice-news-why-this-antifa-group-is-siding-with-thousands-of-pro-gun-conservatives-in-virginia/) and above that post is a local rogues gallery of known fash in RVA to be aware of. Announcements [Starts at 00:01:20] Jason Renard Walker First up, some prison rebel Jason Renard Walker. Jason had his contacts book stolen by prison staff and has been moved. He's asking folks who have been in contact with him (or any other comrade) to reach back out to him with a letter as he's getting situated in his new spot. You can read Jason's writings up at SFBayView.com by searching his name. You can write him at: Jason Renard Walker #1532092 McConnell Unit 3001 S. Emily Dr. Beeville, TX 78102 Delbert Africa Just got the news that MOVE 9 prisoner Delbert Africa has been released! Now it's time to get the remaining co-defendant, Chuck Africa and their supporter Mumia Abu-Jamal out as well. #FreeThemAll! Marius Mason Marius Mason, an anarchist, labor organizer and trans prisoner who was sentenced to 22 years for ELF activities that led to no harm of humans or other animals has an upcoming birthday on January 26th. You can learn about how to write him or see his book wish list up at SupportMariusMason.org Phone Zap for Hunger Striking Prisoners at Central Prison, NC From Atlanta IWOC: Description: Sixteen folks incarcerated at Central Prison in Raleigh, NC are going on a hunger strike starting Monday January 20, 2020 as an act of comradery to the 200 prisoners being tortured in Unit One (a mental health unit). They need your help to make the calls on Monday, January 20th. And if you have the time thereafter, call any other day you can until their demands are met and those sixteen hunger strikers can eat again. Background: In Unit One at Central Prison, guards are daily using chemical mace against both (level 2) mental health prisoners who receive psychiatric help and (level 3) mental health prisoners who take psychotropic medications. Guards are trigger happy and deploy an excessive amount into the prisoner's small cell at the slightest disagreement. Pursuant to Chapter F Section 1504 Procedure (d): “An officer is prohibited from using force solely as a result of verbal provocation. An officer shall not use force against an offender who has abandoned his/her resistance or who is effectively restrained. The use of force as punishment is strictly prohibited.” Furthermore, these prisoners attend a group therapy session every Monday but while these prisoners are in group, Unit One's guards destroy the cells of these prisoners by searching their cells and throwing their personal belonging all around the cell. This is done to deter the prisoners from attending group, discouraging them from receiving treatment. Medical staff continue to show deliberate indifference to the needs of the prisoners housed on Unit One. Several prisoners are not receiving their self-meds (medications given out monthly that prisoners keep in their cells, these meds are but are not limited to blood pressure meds and high cholesterol meds, etc.). To receive these meds, the prisoner submits a medication refill request. The medical staff has neglected to submit the requests therefore leaving several prisoners without their meds. It takes months to be even seen by medical staff when a sick call is submitted. Prisoners are not receiving adequate healthcare. Prisoners are compelled to endure illnesses for months before being seen by medical staff. This medical neglect and excessive use of force towards the most vulnerable population in Central Prison is cruel and unusual torture and a human rights violation. These sixteen brave and selfless activists imprisoned in Central Prison are taking a stand for those in Unit One who are mentally incapable of making these demands, by way of a hunger strike. This is a humanitarian display of unity for those inside who face injustice by the very same who face injustices enslaved right there with them. This solidarity is inspiring. Please help them to expose these human rights violations and meet their basic, humanitarian demands by joining the phone zap and calling in to amplify their voices! Suggested script and demands: I am aware that Central Prison's guards and medical staff are directly torturing the prisoners and there are 16 hunger strikers exposing these human rights violations that will not eat until the following issues are addressed: The excessive use of chemical mace on prisoners who have not been a threat to staff or others. Stop the targeted searches of mental health prisoners who attend weekly group on Unit One. We know that this is an attempt to discourage from attending group to receive treatment. Address the deliberate indifference shown by medical staff not refilling prisoners' self-meds and neglecting to answer sick calls within a timely manner Who to call: (919) 733-0800 Central Prison, Request to speak with Deputy Warden Steven Waddel, Unit One Manager Tenbrook, and/or medical personnel. (919) 838-4000 DPS Office; Request to speak with Commissioner Todd Ishee and/or Dr. Gary Junker Hot tips: You don't have to give your name or any other information if you don't want to. Entering *67 before any number may block your caller ID. Don't worry about anyone giving you the runaround, not getting through or having to leave a message. Just pursue it to the point that you can. We are calling to apply pressure and every call counts. Please report back on calls made in the comment section below or email atlantaiwoc@protonmail.com B(A)DNews Jan 2020 TFSR is also excited to be a member of the A-Radio Network of anarchist and anti-authoritarian radios. Check out our website or social media streams for the latest episode of our monthly, English-language news roundup from anarchists around the world, BADNews. This month with anti-repression updates about the Park Bench 3 case from Hamburg, steampunk anti-eviction activism from Berlin, support for Chilean uprising prisoners, updates from the not-so-united United Kingdom and anti-repression, prisoner solidarity, labor organizing and squat struggles from Greece's two largest cities. https://www.a-radio-network.org/bad-news-angry-voices-from-around-the-world/episode-30-01-2020/ . … . .. A playlist will be available soon (Sunday), on the post on our website when we distribute the radio-friendly version of this chat, but here's a breakdown of tracks: Manu Dibango – Soul Makossa Declive Repunknante – Capitalista Canibalista [starts at 00:25:27] Las Musas – Las 17 [starts at 00:57:52] Los Insurrectos - ‘32 [starts at 01:21:33] The Ramsey Lewis Trio – The In Crowd