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CDL licenses: rules of the road (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON COUNTY — A commercial truck driver’s day starts long before the engine turns over, with a careful inspection meant to keep big rigs and everyone around them safe. At Lamar State College Port Arthur, truck driving instructor Isaac Riser Jr. walked through the steps he teaches students to take each day to properly check a commercial truck, beginning with an initial look over the vehicle before moving into a full inspection. “So all that is a daily time. They step in inside the vehicle. T
Election integrity, Jefferson County clerk says election system is secure (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — With election integrity again under scrutiny nationally, Jefferson County Clerk Roxanne Acosta-Helberg said her office has safeguards in place to protect local voting and reassure residents who worry about the system. The renewed attention comes amid criticism from President Donald Trump, who has claimed the integrity of the election system is “tarnished and compromised” and has said it cost him the 2020 election. Acosta-Helberg said Jefferson County’s election systems include multipl
Port of Beaumont tour shows middle, high school students local career opportunities (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — The Port of Beaumont became a classroom near the water for about two dozen middle and high school students who toured the facility and learned about career paths they may not have considered before. Dalaney Walker said the visit opened her eyes to what is available locally. “I've learned that Beaumont has a lot of opportunities for like, students and young kids that I didn't know at first. So it was just very shocking to me,” Walker said. Student Santiago Cuellar said the tour also ch
Power of a partnership to help the homeless (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — Just about any hour of the day or night, homeless people can be seen near Calder and McFaddin, not far from Some Other Place. Chris Robertson, the executive director of Some Other Place, said partnerships and funding in the area are key, and that no single organization can solve the problem alone. “I think that the partnerships in this area and the funding, changing new agencies coming, a lot of people just don't realize what's out there. And I think the biggest factor is not one plac
Weather impacts fireworks safety (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — The pop of fireworks is a familiar sound as the Fourth of July nears, and fireworks stands across Southeast Texas are working overtime to keep up with demand. At Highway 105 Fireworks, Tristan Hays is working a summer job before he goes to Texas Tech in the fall. “My job here is to sit behind the counter and make sure that every customer is satisfied with what fireworks they come to get,” Hays said. “I also have to stock the shelves when they get running low.” Sellers are also remindi
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