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Matthew Tamez

Matthew Tamez

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Managing Editor, Beeville Bee-Picayune

Beeville

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  • Area farmers call to lock the clock

    By Matthew Tamez Verified| South Texas News Inc@ Tryne Mengers knows by his watch that it’s only 5:30 p.m., yet the sun is setting, darkness is coming in and there’s still work to be done on his farm. How can it be that there’s not enough time in the day? “It just gives us too much time of darkness during our working time,” said Mengers. “We could get an extra hour of work each day if we didn’t have to do that. … I would rather our farm operate everything as much during the daylight as possible.

    By Matthew Tamez Verified · South Texas News Inc

    Jul. 06, 2023

  • County sees new Justice Center plans

    By Matthew Tamez Verified| South Texas News Inc@ Three months after breaking ground on the new San Patricio County Justice Center, BRW Architects and DLR Group unveiled a project update during the June 20 San Patricio County Commissioners Court meeting. A major part of this update included the floor plans for the building. This $54 million, three story justice center will encompass 92,000 square feet. According to the update, BRW Architects are approximately 70% through its drawings.

    By Matthew Tamez Verified · South Texas News Inc

    Jul. 04, 2023

  • Area farmers call to lock the clock

    By Matthew Tamez Verified| South Texas News Inc@ Tryne Mengers knows by his watch that it’s only 5:30 p.m., yet the sun is setting, darkness is coming in and there’s still work to be done on his farm. How can it be that there’s not enough time in the day? “It just gives us too much time of darkness during our working time,” said Mengers. “We could get an extra hour of work each day if we didn’t have to do that. … I would rather our farm operate everything as much during the daylight as possible.

    By Matthew Tamez Verified · South Texas News Inc

    Jul. 06, 2023

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Beeville Bee-Picayune

Aransas County's Community Newspaper Since 1869

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