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Carroll High School celebrates Black History Month in style

The National Marrow Donor Program talks about how you can help save a life

You are now able to vote for the 2024 State of Tourism Awards

New Early Learning Center teaches with tech

Back in the saddle: Bee Co. Western Week back on after cancellation by Chamber of Commerce

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Making country music with his bandmates may be Matthew Ryan's dream, but the soul that smoothly glides from his three-piece ensemble is all too real.

The inaugural Unstoppable Women’s Day Luncheon will honor local women that have made a positive impact on the Coastal Bend community.

“No Olvides Nuestra Amor” is not your average Tejano love song – it’s an anthem of self-love, a battle cry against self-doubt and a heck of a heavy-hitter.

The Coastal Bend PRIDE Center is one of only 25 organizations across the country to receive the TEGNA Foundation’s first Diversity, Equity & Inclusion grant.

This year, the grand prize is a Royal Caribbean cruise for two; 40 other finalists will receive prize packages including tickets to various Texas attractions.

In honor of Black History Month, our 3NEWS team brought together a panel of speakers to discuss the Coastal Bend black community’s future and legacy.

The campaign includes a free love note delivery service, which allows locals to send handwritten, unique Valentine’s Day cards to their loved ones.

Admission during Lex’s birthday weekend, Feb. 17-19, will cost the same as what admission was during the museum’s 1992 debut: a cool $7 per person.

In honor of the Lex’s 80th birthday, museum tickets bought from Feb. 17-19 will cost only $7 – the same price they were when the museum first opened in 1982.

House of Rock owner Casey Lain hopes that the symposium will help to bolster the Coastal Bend’s music industry, as well as establish it as a hub for entertainment.

The event will feature yoga demonstrations, free wellness product samples and mental health resources.