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LAMAR FOOTBALL | BEAUMONT CHAMBER NAMES BILL ALLEN AS PRESIDENT | MUSEUM OF GULF COAST Complimentary VOLUME 7 ISSUE 2 LARRY LAWSON, AWARD WINNER OF THE 2018 HORATIO ALGER ASSOCIATION OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS AWARD Loaded with Photos, Recipes, Helpful Tips, Activities, Shopping & Dining throughout SE Texas & SW Louisiana | www.facebook.com/VivaSETXMag
T he Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce has hired Mr Bill Allen as President and CEO Allen, read about Mr.Allen on page 21. History Our Spotlight story by Kathie Manning’s Texas on Wheels...................................................................................... 6 Platt features Larry Lawson, a native Southeast Texan, that Outdoors & Sports attended Lamar. Mr. Lawson Cardinals ID Future Stars..............................................................................................8 Cassie Fiorenza Simpson, went on to start and sell several Publisher businesses and was recently Tri-City Corvette Club (SE Texas)and the named a Horace Alger Award National Corvette Museum, Bowling Green, KY.................................... 27 recipient. The third such award winner from Lamar University! His story is on pages 28 & 29. Places of Interest Museum of the Gulf Coast - Jewel of Port Arthur.................................10 Also, in this issue, we continue our look at local Beaumont companies that have been in business for 50 years or more. Places of Interest Listings.................................................................. 12, 13 Do you remember going to Manning’s Texas on Wheels skating rink when you were a kid? Well, Manning’s is Connecting To Our Community............................................. 14 still going strong and celebrates their 65th anniversary! The Manning family still owns and operates the skating Your Money rink, read their spotlight story on pages 6 & 7. Time to Put Excess Cash to Work ......................................................................... 15 Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in China, Texas is Church Directories............................................................................................16, 17 also celebrating their 100 year anniversary, see page 17. Viva Special Report This issue’s Special Report on pages 18 & 19 features the Navigating the Neches, Showcasing Southeast Texas..................... 18, 19 Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce’s Navigating the Neches Legislative Tour. This event brought a number of Texas LIT Brings Home Gold and Bronze Awards Legislators and staff members to Beaumont and Southeast Texas at SkillsUSA National Competiton........................................................................26 to learn important facts about the importance of Southeast Texas energy production, our 38 plants and refineries, our coastal Viva Fashion & Beauty restoration efforts, the significance of our waterways and ports! Summer 2018, Look Your Hottest ........................................................................ 20, 21 Be sure and read the article about ShaylaZ’s Skincare on Beaumont Chamber News page 36. With over 20 years of clinical experience, Shayla is Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce a licensed esthetician and owner of ShaylaZ’s Skincare. She Hires Bill Allen as President & CEO......................................................................21 believes in holistic and individualized approach to treatments. Greater Beaumont Chamber names 2018 Shayla also offers FIT Bodywrap infared body treatments, Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Spindletop Award Winner.......................................................................................... 23 this phenomenal treatment skin can transform your body, aid in pain relief, detoxification, weight loss, relaxation Beaumont Chamber Events........................................................................................24 and even skin rejuvenation. Don’t miss this article! Restaurant Guides............................................................................................22, 23 Once again, we made it to Bayou Country Superfest, for the second year in a row, it was held in the New Orleans Superdome. This years’ line-up included: Midland, Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town and headlined by George Strait. If you enjoy Country music and you’ve never been to Bayou Countryfest, plan your 2019 Memorial Day weekend in the 3 Country and go enjoy some of the top Country music artists. vivasoutheasttexas.com Viva Southeast Texas Magazine is a great way to get your We ask that you support our loyal advertisers, as they make it message throughout Southeast Texas/Southwest Louisiana. possible for the magazine to remain free to the public and allow TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN VIVA SOUTHEAST TEXAS MAGAZINE, OR TO GET A COPY: us to continue to publish Viva Southeast Texas Magazine. CONTACT US TODAY! P.S. Be sure and like us on facebook 409.866.8570 | cassie@vivasoutheasttexas.com www.facebook.com/vivaSETXmag. VIVASOUTHEASTTEXAS.COM We have more Snapshots and events listed!
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Viva | History By Joy Wooley S ixty-five years ago skating rink went with him. Evelyn Manning told her The people of the small towns husband Charles, that she loved having the rink and wanted a washing machine. He business was good. But Evelyn’s told her she could have one if dream didn’t end there. she could figure a way to earn the money to pay for it. He After traveling for ten years, then left for work. His work Evelyn negotiated a deal with took him all over Southeast the owners of the Gateway Texas and Southwest Shopping Center to set up her Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Louisiana, this time he would skating rink on the edge of be gone for two weeks. their property. It was located under a big top tent and During his absence, Evelyn across from the Pig Stand II looked for a way to earn money on College Street. This was a for her washing machine. favorite place for the twenties She became fascinated by a and under to cruse in their cars traveling skating rink and and it made perfect sense as a began dreaming of owning way of attracting customers. one. She met with the owner of the traveling rink and Five years later in 1968, 6 negotiated a deal to buy his Evelyn wanted to build a rink, tent, and stock and permanent roller rink. The barrow. When Charles came Manning’s chose the present home, Evelyn surprised him location on College Street with their new business. and changed the business vivasoutheasttexas.com name to Manning’s Texas on They got a truck and trailer, Wheels Roller Skating Rink. loaded up the skating rink and as Charles’ job sent him Driving to the new rink was to Louisiana, Evelyn and the way out of town at that time.
Viva | History Offering roller skating birthday parties was one His wife, Tonia said, way that the Manning’s used to bring skaters to “We will have cake, their rink. All American children of the 1950s free skating, and a through the 1980s considered having a skating few other surprises, roller rink birthday party as a rite of passage. but we really haven’t Beaumont children weren’t any different. decided on anything OCT 6-7, 2018 else, but it will be big.” 24TH GermanFest Today Manning’s Texas on Wheels Roller Grounds of St. Leo Catholic Church in Skating Rinks are located in two places, one To keep up with Roberts Cove Rayne, LA 70578 in Beaumont , and the other called Texas on special events, Contact: 337.334.8354 info@robertscovegermanfest.com Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Wheels Spinning Wheels is in Orange. Both check out their rinks offer Birthday and Private Party packages, Facebook page. HEART OF THE CAJUN PRAIRIE www.robertscovegermanfest.com a concession stand. Pizza, Ice Cream Cups OCT 18-21, 2018 and unlimited refills of drinks are included in all party packages. Chris Creason, Evelyn’s Joie De Vivre- 82nd INTERNATIONAL RICE FESTIVAL grandson said, “My grandparents loved to skate together.” A Lit tle Joy Crowley, LA 70526 Contact: 337.783.3067 “My Grandmother is quite a lady of Living info@ricefestival.com www.ricefestival.com with a good head for business. Nothing can stop her from getting 7 what she wants, back then or now and yes, she got her washing machine.” ACADIA PARISH TOURISM COMMISSION vivasoutheasttexas.com When asked about 877.783.2109 special celebration plans, Chris said, aptc@bellsouth.net | www.acadiatourism.org “We haven’t gotten all the plans worked out.”
Viva | Outdoors & Sports B eaumont, Texas – The Another player who received Lamar University healthy praise from the coaching staff entered upperclassmen came on the the 2017 season with 57 new offensive line, in the form of players on the roster. With so junior college transfer Stephon many fresh faces, it would be Cooper. A goal of head coach understandable for fans to still Mike Schultz since his arrival be a bit unfamiliar with some has been to bulk up Big Red’s players. We wanted to provide offensive front. Cooper is part of an early look at some players the fulfillment of that promise. fans should become familiar with in the years to come. A 6-1, 280-pound center from Perkinston, Miss., Cooper comes From the viewpoint of the to the Golden Triangle after a current LU upperclassmen, the Cardinals standout career at Mississippi Gulf Coast narrowed the list down to eight players that Community College. A powerful individual fans should keep an eye on in 2018. The even during his high school career, Cooper list consists of eight players including four guided his prep squad to a state powerlifting on each side of the ball. The breakdown of title by finishing second overall. players by position are two defensive backs, a running back, a receiver, a quarterback, A player who will directly benefit from a defensive end, a linebacker and an Cooper’s success is transfer quarterback, offensive lineman. The list includes: Jordan Hoy. One of the top additions on the most recent National Signing • Kirkland Banks – WR, So.-1L Day, Hoy transferred to LU from Old • Stephon Cooper – OL, Jr.-TR Dominion. He signed with ODU after a • Abel Daily – LB, Fr.-RS junior college career that saw him earn Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 • Jordan Hoy – QB, Jr.-TR SCFA Player of the Year honors. Hoy is • Cameron Houston – DE, So.-1L another signal caller who has the ability • Andre Mulinax – DB, So.-1L to make plays with his arm or feet. • Stanley Norman – DB, Jr.-TR • Myles Wanza – RB, So.-1L Two defensive backs took center stage according to Cards on the offensive side Our coverage will begin on the offensive of the football, one who joined the roster side of the ball with two players who prior to the 2017 season (Andre Mulinax) asserted themselves among the league’s top and a prized recruit from the most freshmen last year in Banks and Wanza. recent signing class (Stanley Norman). Banks played in all 11 games last year 8 earning six starts, and left his imprint on the A transfer from Cerritos College, Norman Cardinals’ offense. The team’s third leading originally signed with Arizona State out receiver a year ago, Banks also carried the of high school following a prep career ball 23 times for 197 yards and completed that saw him earn Army All-America a touchdown pass for good measure. honors in his final three seasons and play vivasoutheasttexas.com in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl. Wanza is a similar story to Banks – a prized recruit during the 2017 class – Wanza two touchdowns. Despite his rookie status, Mulinax proved himself as one of the team’s played in nine games and finished second on Wanza worked his way onto LU’s depth top young prospects through hard work over the team with 365 rushing yards (4.6 pc) and chart due to his speed and big-play ability. the course of the past season. A late signee
Viva | Outdoors & Sports prior to the 2018 season, Mulinax played in seven games during his rookie campaign recording five tackles, including one for a loss. Another member of Schultz’s first LU recruiting class, Daily redshirted during the 2017 season gaining valuable experience as a member of the Cardinals’ scout team. Daily came to LU as a strong athlete, but has improved in that area during the past year, and impressed his teammates with his work ethic and aggressive nature. The final player that received healthy praise from teammates was Houston product Cameron Houston. The former Westfield High School standout played in nine games during his rookie season recording 17 tackles, including two for losses and a sack. Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 9 vivasoutheasttexas.com
Viva | Places of Interest By Micah Leigh E ach month throughout the year, visitors fame grace the walls. From actors such Alan Jackson, Smiley Lewis from Dequincy, from 33-40 States, and 8-20 foreign as G.W. Bailey of “Police Academy” fame deceased, famous for his rendition of “I countries visit the Museum of the Gulf to Francis Fisher, “Titanic”, and Evelyn Hear You Knocking”, and Charles Brown of Coast in Port Arthur. Comments range from “I Keyes of “Gone with the Wind”, to Oscar Baytown, also deceased, known for “Please can’t believe this is here”, to “This is amazing! winning choreographers and costume Come Home for Christmas.” With Cajun, There is so much to see!” to “We will definitely designers, to award winning photographers, pop, rock and country to choose from, one can come back. We are surprised that there is so the wall is impressive beyond measure. easily spend several hours in this room alone. much information here.” With 39,000 square feet of displays, make sure to set aside some An entire room is dedicated to Robert Next door is the Sports Hall of Fame. time to see it all. After an orientation film in Rauschenberg from Port Arthur who became Over 60 sports legends representing football, the theater, explore the first floor where you an internationally famous painter and graphic basketball, golf, wrestling, boxing and will learn about the history of the Texas/ artist whose early weightlifting are highlighted here. Louisiana Gulf Coast through paleontology and work anticipated the Names such as Jimmy Johnson, biology, Civil War skirmishes, the evolution pop art movement. James “Bubba” Busceme, Bum of the petrochemical industry, even pictures Phillips, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, of a whale that washed up at the seawall! An In the Music Hall, and Jamaal Charles… their stories entire room is designated to the maritime over 60 singers and and accomplishments are here to industry and the story of songwriters are teach and inspire. the Texas Navy. profiled including such local greats as “This museum Janis Joplin, opened in 1994 and was made Tracy Byrd, Mark possible by the Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Chesnutt and efforts of the “Jivin” Gene Port Arthur Bourgeois. Historical Society Music plays Board under from a jukebox the leadership full of songs of President, Dr. Sam Monroe,” says Tom by Wayne Neal, Executive Director since October, 2016. The second floor Toups, B.J. “We host busloads of school children from of the museum Thomas, the Winter Brothers, throughout the region and our last Family houses the Halls and Archie Bell. Sheet music of Fun Days event drew over 500 people. of Fame. Visitors famous songs is displayed in This museum has something for every 10 are astounded cases around the room, along member of the family to enjoy. We are in that there are so with instruments that belonged the process of installing interactive kiosks many famous to big names in the music and in each area that will be even more fun and people from entertainment industry. informative at the touch of a button.” this area! In the vivasoutheasttexas.com Notable People In May of this year, three new Temporary exhibits change throughout the Hall, 35 persons musicians were inducted: Don year. Recently, an exhibit called “Betting, who have attained Rollins, Fine Arts Director for Booze and Brothels” drew large crowds, some national and/ Vidor ISD who wrote “It’s 5 o’clock who remembered a wilder time Beaumont/ or international Somewhere” for Jimmy Buffet and Port Arthur and what lead up to the James
Viva | Places of Interest Commission findings in the 1960’s that brought an end to brothels and gambling. The exhibit was based upon the book by the same name available in the museum gift shop. “We encourage folks to become members of the museum. For a nominal fee, membership includes free admission year- round to the museum and to the Pompeiian Villa, invitations to special events and receptions, our newsletter and special discounts”, says Neal. “And your membership helps support efforts and improvements in the museum. Things are always being changed and updated.” Tom Niel, Director of Museum of the Gulf Coast For more information about how to support the museum or how to nominate someone for induction into the Halls of Fame, visit www.museumofthegulfcoast.org. Sr. citizens (62+) $5, college students with I.D. Located at 700 Procter Street, museum hours $5, children 4-18 $3, kids 3 and under are are Monday -Saturday 9am-5pm. Closed free. Contact the Museum Director regarding Sundays and holidays. Admission: Adults $6, rental of the Museum for special events. FIGHT BREAST CANCER At Texas Oncology, our patients are as remarkable as our care. They’re part of a cancer-fighting community the size of Texas, with 420+ physicians, 175+ locations statewide and thousands of patients on clinical trials. In fact, more than 50,000 Texans choose us every year Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 — including amazing patients like Charlet. She came in for treatment and ran her way to victory over breast cancer. See her story at TexasOncology.com/Charlet 50,000 new cancer patients every year. BEAUMONT • JASPER • PORT ARTHUR 1 new marathoner. 11 vivasoutheasttexas.com 1-888-864-4226 • www.TexasOncology.com
Viva | Places of Interest MUSEUMS Texas Artists Museum McFaddin and Texas Point Ella + Scott 1911 Historic City Hall 351 Cultural Center Dr. • Pt. Arthur National Wildlife Refuges 1415 Calder Ave • Beaumont • 409.835.8280 1001 Ryan Street • Lake Charles, LA 409.983.4881 • Free Admission 7950 S Gulfway Dr • Sabine Pass Ellis Pottery 337.491.9147 Texas Energy Museum 409.971.2909 3737 Calder Ave • 409.839.8473 Agricultural Historical Museum 600 Main St • Beaumont • 409.833.5100 Neches River Adventures Gaudie & Co. 327 East LeBlanc Winnie, TX texasenergymuseum.org Riverfront Park 6025 Phelan • 409.860.4433 Call for appointment 409.296.2231 The Art Studio 701R Main St Beaumont or Collier Ferry 70 Franklin St. • Beaumont Recreation Area • 5390 Pine St • Beaumont Jackie’s Art Museum Of Southeast Texas 409.880.8907 • nechesriveradventure.org 6755 Phelan • 409.861.5762 500 Main St • Beaumont • 409.832.3432 409.838.5393 amset.org The Chambers House Museum Out & About Birding Anahuac James Avery 2240 Calder Ave • Beaumont National Wildlife Refuge 3050 Dowlen Rd • 409.860.4827 Babe Didrikson Zaharias 4318 FM 1985 • Anahuac • 409.267.3377 409.832.4010 • chambershouse.org Flagship Mail Room Memorial Museum www.fws.gov/refuge/Anahuac 148 S Dowlen Rd • 409.866.4643 409.866.6800 1750 IH-10 E • Beaumont • 409.833.4622 The W.H. Stark House babedidriksonzahiras.org 610 Main Ave • Orange • 409-883-0871 Paradise Water Park La Tee Da Boutique 4675 U.S. 96, Silsbee • 409.385.7946 4004 Dowlen Rd • 409.835.0202 Beaumont Botanical Gardens FUN THINGS TO DO 6088 Babe Zaharias Dr • Beaumont The Pine Tree Lodge Luxe Boutique 409.842.3135 Acadiana Trail 3396 Pine Tree Rd • Beaumont 409.796.1600 4036 Dowlen Rd • 409.239.5561 beaumontbotanicalgardens.org Hwy 191 • DeQuincey, LA Piney Woods Outfitters McManus Company Brimstone Museum Adventure Cove Park 921 S Main • Lumberton • 409.751.0911 820 N 11th St • 409.833.4393 900 S Huttington St • Sulphur, LA 3200 Power Centre Parkway Lake Charles, LA RiverFront Park Monica’s Mark Inc 337.527.0357 • www.brimstonemuseum.org 600 Grigsby Dr • 409.727.2182 5955 Phelan Blvd • Beaumont • 409.860.4030 First Presbyterian Church Adventure Kingdom 2952 US 69 • Lumberton, TX • 409.751.5464 Rayburn Country Nickolina’s 902 Green Ave • Orange, TX Golf, Lodging, Fishing, Dinning 1257 West Lucas • 409.896.2543 409.883.2097 Airboat Rides & Alligators Brookeland, TX • 409.698.1005 1151 Oak Grove Hwy • Grand Norman’s Henning Cultural Center Chenier, LA • 337.274.2395 Sea Rim State Park 4132 Dowlen Rd • 409.898.1340 923 S Ruth • Sulphur, LA • 337-527-0357 Hwy 87 • Sabine Pass • 409.971.2559 409.898.0919 www.brimstonemuseum.org/about- Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge us/henning-cultural-center 226 Spur 5 • Winnie, TX Shangri-La Botanical Gardens Parkdale Mall and Nature Center 6155 Eastex Frwy • 409.898.2222 Heritage House of Orange Baton Rouge Zoo parkdalemalltx.com 905 West Division Ave 2111 FM 365 • Orange • 409.670.9113 3601 Thomas Rd • Baton Rouge, LA www.shangriagardens.org Orange, TX • 409.883.5385 225.775.3877 Posh Baby DeQuincy Railroad Beaumont Botanical Gardens and The Nature Conservancy 5955 Phelan • 409.860.3331 3888 Hwy 327 W. • Silsbee • 409.658.4300 The Purple Door Museum & City Park Warren Loose Conservatory 400 Lake Charles Ave • DeQuincy, LA 6088 Babe Zaharias Dr • Beaumont Tyrrell Historical Library 6474 Phelan • Beaumont • 409.832.9200 337.786.2823 409.842.3135 695 Pearl St • Beaumont • 409.833.2759 Sam’s Western Store dequincyrailroadmuseum.com beaumontlibrary.org/tyrrell_library 5090 College St • 409.842.2625 Big Thicket National Preserve Dishman Art Museum 6102 FM 420 • Kountze • 409.951.6700 Tyrrell Park Riding Stables The Collection Fine Gifts Lamar University Blue Bayou Water Park/ 5595 Tyrrell Park Road 409.730.7073 and Accessories Beaumont • 409.880.8959 Dixie Landin Amusement Park 4036 Dowlen Rd Suite A, Beaumont, dept.lamar.edu/cofac/deptart/dishman.asp 1814 Perkins Rd • Baton Rouge, LA Village Creek State Park 8854 Park Road 74 (off Alma) • Lumberton TX · (409) 239-5150 Edison Museum 225.753.3333 350 Pine St at Edison Plaza • Beaumont 409.755.7322 Tuesday Morning 409.981.3089 • edisonmuseum.org Bruno Winery 6410 Phelan • 409.866.4885 400 Messina Rd · Sour Lake, TX SHOP SE TEXAS Ya Ya Club Clothing Co Fire Museum Of Texas (409) 963-8235 ANTIQUES & VINTAGE 400 Walnut St • Beaumont • 409.880.3927 414 Dowlen Rd • 409.861.3341 firemuseumoftexas.org Buu Mon Buddhist Temple Art, Antiques and Stuff Gallery Heritage Village Museum 2701 Procter St • Port Arthur 409.982.9319 3145 Calder Ave • 409.838.2271 GROVES SHOPPING 157 Private Rd 6000 • Woodville Antique Mall of Lumberton LINCOLN AVENUE SHOPS 800.323.0389 • www.heritage-village.org Charpentier Historic District 1181 South Main Hwy 96 • 409.755.3388 The Collection 1205 N Lakeshore Dr • Lake Charles, LA 4300 Lincoln Ave • 409.963.0626 Ice House Museum 337.436.9588 Burns Antik Haus 818 Earnest Ave • Silsbee • 409.385.2444 2195 Calver Ave • 409.835.3080 The Courtyard Cafe & Gift Mall www.icehousemuseum.org Coastal Paddler 4321 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.2850 9405 College Street #A • Beaumont, TX Country Lane Antique Mall John Jay French House & Museum 409.899.4397 • coastalpaddler.com Lumberton • 409.755.0140 Created Designs 3025 French Rd • Beaumont Finder’s Fayre Quality Antiques 4343 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.5925 409.898.0348 • jjfrench.com Colorado Canyon Family Entertainment Complex 1485 Calder Ave • 409.833.7000 Flear De Chic Kirby-Hill House 6110 Folsom Dr • Beaumont, TX Jan’s Antiques MacArthur Drive • Groves • 409.886.2442 210 W Main • Kountze • 409.246.8000 409. 527.8346 103 S 11th St • 409.813.3320 Hannah Bay’s Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 www.kirbyhillhouse.com 4343 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.3400 Coushatta Casino/ Resort Snoopers Paradise Antiques La Maison Beausoleil Museum Kinder, LA • 800.584.7263 5509 E. Parkway, Groves • 409.962.8427 Herbal Insanity 637 Grigsby Ave inside Port www.coushattacasinoresort.com 4343 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.3400 Neches City Park • 409.722.9154 Sour Lake Antique Mall Delta Downs Racetrack Hwy 105 • Sour Lake • 409.287.4300 Kizmet Studio Mardi Gras Museum of Casino Hotel 6039 39th St. • 409.962.9300 The Old Mercantile Imperial Calcasieu 2717 Delta Downs Dr • Vinton, LA The Painted Porch 809 Kirby • Lake Charles, LA 337.589.7441 • www.deltadowns.com Antique & Co-Op 1166 Boston Ave • 409.724.1886 4311 Lincoln Ave • 409.960.7998 337.430.0043 www.swlamardigras.com/year-round/ Eastex Canoe Trails Resale Boutique mardi-gras-museum.cfm 1698 US Hwy 96 Business at Turtlecreek Dr BOUTIQUES & UNIQUES 4233 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.1030 Silsbee • 409.385.4700 • eastexcanoes.com Act II Consignment Boutique McFaddin-Ward House Museum Snooper’s Paradise 1906 Calder Ave • Beaumont Golden Nugget Casino/Resort 6342 Phelan • 409.866.3144 5509 Lincoln Ave • 409.962.8427 409.832.2134 • mcfaddin-ward.org 2550 Golden Nugget Blvd, Lake 409.860.4617 Charles, LA • 844.777.4653 Museum of the Gulf Coast Ashton House HARDIN COUNTY 12 Beaumont Ave at 4th St. Gator Country 6250 Phelan Blvd • 409.860.7233 SHOPPING Pt. Arthur • 409.982.7000 21159 FM 365 • Beaumont • 409.794.9453 Bando’s Gift Shop Gypsy Rose Boutique/Salon www.gatorrescue.com 215 N 11th St • 409.212.8445 305 East Ave J • Silsbee • 409.385.2600 Spindletop-Gladys City Hwy. 96 • Lumberton • 409.751.0889 Boomtown Museum Isle of Capri Casino Bella Bella 100 Westlake Ave • Westlake, LA 5925 Phelan • 409.860.1924 Frank’s Jewelry 5505 Jimmy Simmons Blvd. 1-800-the-Isle (at Lamar University) • Beaumont Downtown, Silsbee • 409.385.3501 409.880.1750 • spindletop.org J.D. Murphree Wildlife Cantu Fine Jewelry 5905 Phelan • 409.866.5859 Johnson’s Petals & Stems vivasoutheasttexas.com St Anthony Cathedral Basilica Management Area 10 Parks & Wildlife Dr • Port Arthur Cavender’s Boot City Florist & Gifts 700 Jefferson St • Beaumont 6185 Eastex Frwy • 409.347.1770 325 N 4th St. • Silsbee • 409.385.3773 409.833.6433 stanthonycathedral.org 409.736.2551 L’Auberge Casino/Baton Rouge Chico’s Serenity & Co. Boutique/Salon Stark Museum of Art 3195 Dowlen Rd • 409.860.9763 214 N Main • Lumberton • 409-224-5924 712 Green Ave • Orange • 409-886-2787 777 L’Auberge Ave, Baton Rouge, LA • 800.992.2694 www.starkmuseum.org L’Auberge Casino/Lake Charles Down to Earth Two Chix Boutique 777 Ave. L’Auberge • Lake Charles, LA • 866.580.7444 1455 Calder St • Beaumont • 409.813.8522 74 N LHS Drive • Lumberton
Viva | Places of Interest NEDERLAND SHOPPING The Rustic Door The Cherry Tree Florist 1208 Port Neches Ave • 409.722.4848 Bab’s Gift Express 1344 Boston Ave • 409.722.6255 2119 Nederland Ave • 409.727.0090 Sew Much More Dressin’ Up Belly Button - A Kids World 1336 Boston Ave 409.853.4387 1115 Port Neches Ave • 409.729.7806 2115 Nederland Ave • 409.727.6918 Simply Chic Joy’s Lagniappe Burkett’s Emporium 2907 Nederland Ave 409.722.2442 1303 Port Neches Ave 1517 S Hwy 69 • 409.722.5111 • 409.365.2651 ORANGE SHOPPING Naanee’s Baubles The Candle Cottage A Little Bit Gaudy 1234 Boston Ave • 409.721.5018 2495 MLK JR Drive • Orange & Bling The Classy Peacock 409.988.0030 1311 Port Neches Ave 1100 A Boston Ave • 409.729.3567 • 409.365.2651 Big Lots! Dana’s Custom Jewelry 2260 MacArthur Drive • Orange Old Towne Flea Market 135 Boston Ave • 409.722.0661 1216 Port Neches Ave Mathews Jewelers • 409.721.9690 Elliot’s 126 Strickland Drive • Orange The Yellow Rose 1211 Boston Ave • 409.727.7702 409.886.7233 1303 Port Neches Ave Fred Miller Company Trendz • 409.722.2265 2808 Nederland Ave 409.724.1208 5572 FM 408 • Orange• 409.697.1218 Gaudie & Co. PORT ARTHUR SHOPPING 1143 Boston Ave • 409.729.2700 Central Mall Gaudie Couture Hwy 69 at Hwy 365 • 409.727.2109 1140 Boston Ave • 409.729.2790 centralmallportarthur.com Holland House Antique & Gift Mall Flagship Mailroom & Emporium 1205 Boston Ave • 409.721.9900 4700 Hwy 365 • 409.724.0474 The Kids Kloset Mardi Gras of Southeast Texas Store 1144 Boston Ave • 409.729.2289 3830 Hwy 365 • 409.721.8717 Let’s Party Naomi’s Fashions 1027 Nederland Ave • 409.727.6047 3433 Twin City Hwy • 409.963.3839 Molly’s Home Decor & Fine Gifts Tiffany’s Fashion & Gifts 3316 Hwy 365 • 409.853.4542 1600 9th Ave • 409.985.8886 Two & Co. Boutique Nederland Jewelers 8720 Central Mall Dr • 409.721.5040 3308 Hwy 365 • 409.724.2045 Occasions PORT NECHES SHOPPING 1229 Boston Ave • 409.729.8555 PORT NECHES The Patio AVENUE SHOPS 1223 Boston Ave • 409.729.3407 Port Neches Super Saturdays Held every third weekend of the month Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 13 vivasoutheasttexas.com
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Viva | Church Directories BEAUMONT St Anne The Vein Of God Internation Church of Christ African Methodist Episcopal (AME) 2715 Calder • 409.832.9963 Covenant Ministries Lumberton Church of Christ Miracle Deliverance Tabernacle St Anthony Cathedral Basilica 3190 Washington Blvd • 409.466.9100 90 West Chance Road • 409.755.4156 1006 Magnolia Ave • 409-835-5465 700 Jefferson St • 409.833.6433 Unity of Southeast Texas 1555 South 23rd • 409.842.0271 Methodist-United BAPTIST St Joseph’s Church Woodcrest United Methodist Church Amelia Baptist Church 1115 Orange St • 409.835.5662 To God Be The Glory Ministries 1684 Highway 96 S • 409.755.4403 Beaumont Civic Center • Main St • 409.838.3435 8055 Brighton Dr • 409.866.4168 St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church Nondenominational Antioch Baptist Church 6825 Gladys Ave • 409.866.5088 Trinity Church Journey Community Church 3350 Washington Blvd • 409.842.8115 St Mary’s Church 10 Interstate 10 N • 409.838.2545 1534 O’Malley • 409.755.1388 9894 Gilbert Rd • 409.794.2548 Triumph Church Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 10255 Eastex Frwy • 409.924.9930 NEDERLAND 3099 Brenham St • 409.835.6228 St. Martin de Porres Baptist Calder Baptist 7467 Boyt Road • Cheek • 409.794.2548 Vision Alive Christian Central Gardens Baptist Church 1005 N 11th St • 409.892.4251 4230 Highland Ave • 409.835.2556 St Pius X Catholic Church 114 4th Ave • 409.729.2475 East Mt Olive Baptist Church 5075 Bigner Rd • 409.892.3316 Other First Baptist Church 1197 Corley St • 409.832.7582 Compton Chapel Church of God Charismatic 3005 Brenham St • 409. 833.4237 1911 Nederland Ave • 409.722.0263 Ebenezer Baptist Church Golden Triangle Church On The Rock Hillcrest Baptist Church PO Box 2374 • 409.835.7592 6955 Hwy 69 S • 409-722-1962 First Christian Church 3324 Park Dr • 409.722.3489 5290 N Caldwood Dr • 409.892.3212 Emmanuel Baptist Church Christian Disciples of Christ Seventh Street Baptist Church 2570 W Lucas Dr • 409.899.3594 Temple Of Praise Christian Church 200 N 7th St • 409.722.7620 First Christian Church 723 Coley St • 409.833.0496 First Baptist Church 5290 N Caldwood Dr • 409.892.3212 Triangle Baptist Church 900 Calder • 409.833.1426 Temple Of Praise Christian Church Pentecostal 3605 Hwy 69 N • 409.727.7000 Friendship Baptist Church Apostolic Church 723 Coley St • 409.833.0496 3333 Eastex Frwy • 409.898.3060 Baptist - Independent 6750 Highway 105 • 409.898.0249 Fellowship Baptist Church Churches of Christ New Hope Deliverance Church North End Baptist Church Ridgewood Church of Christ 1315 S 27th St • 409.722.4356 5115 Eastex Fwy • 409.899.1906 890 Grant St • 409.832.5010 2455 Commerce St • 409.892.7063 New Life Tabernacle Catholic - Roman Catholic Paradise Baptist Church Westgate Church of Christ St Charles Catholic Church 3077 Terrell St • 409.833.5081 6655 Hwy 105 • 409.899.1190 6390 Westgate Dr • 409.866.1451 211 Hardy Avenue • 409.722.3413 Scott Olive Baptist Church Presbyterian Churches of Christ 1050 Ewing St • 409.832.0687 Episcopal St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church St Mark’s Episcopal Church 1350 N 23rd St • 409.892.8611 Nederland Avenue Church-Christ South Park Baptist Church 680 Calder St • 409.832.3405 2310 Nederland Ave • 409.722.8536 795 Woodrow St • 409.832.7796 St Stephen’s Episcopal Church GROVES Stonegate Church of Christ Sunlight Baptist Church 4090 Delaware St • 409.892.4227 Baptist 3948 Highway 365 • Port Arthur • 409.727.1568 1283 Cedar St • 409.833.1381 First Baptist Church St Stephens Episcopal Church 4000 Grant Ave • 409.962.4461 Lutheran West Beulah Baptist Church 4090 Delaware St • 409.892.4227 Holy Cross Lutheran Church 6525 Bigner Rd • 409.892.0765 Friendship Baptist Church 2711 Helena Ave • 409.722.2177 Evangelical Free 3417 Berry Ave • 409.962.1584 West Tabernacle Baptist Church Christ Community Church Methodist-United 3605 Waco • 409.842.3360 415 South 11th St • 409.832.9498 Baptist - Independent First United Methodist Church Westgate Memorial Baptist Church Val Verde Baptist Church 104 N 13th St • 409.722.4379 6220 Westgate Dr • 409.866.3417 Lutheran 3900 Cleveland Ave • 409.962.8463 Bethlehem Lutheran Church Wesley United Methodist Church Woodland Baptist Church 777 N 4th St • 409.832.1108 Catholic - Roman Catholic 3515 Helena Ave • 409.722.7065 1860 W Lucas Dr • 409.892.0574 Immaculate Conception Redeemer Lutheran Church 6248 Washington St • 409.962.0255 Nondenominational or Baptist - Independent 4330 Crow Rd • 409.892.3286 Interdenominational Beaumont Baptist Temple St John Lutheran Church St. Peter the Apostle R U 100 Percent Sure 5535 Calder • 409.769.7966 2955 S Major Dr • 409.840.9915 2049 Taft Ave • 409.962.8365 2005 N Peterson St Creekwood Baptist Church Methodist-United Lutheran The Upper Room Ministries Church 7650 Park North Dr • 409.924.9590 St Paul Lutheran Church 1816 Nederland Ave • 409.722.2600 First United Methodist Church 5801 W Jefferson St • 409.962.1133 Baptist - Missionary 701 Calder St • 409.832.0295 Pentecostal Greater Good Hope Baptist Church St James United Methodist Church Methodist-United Triumph Church 2725 W Virginia • 409.842.9043 2485 Blanchette St • 409.833.4867 First United Methodist Church 1407 S Highway 69 • 409.724.6606 Harmony Missionary Baptist Church 6501 Washington St • 409.962.1076 Trinity United Methodist Church ORANGE/BRIDGE CITY 3040 Magnolia St • 409.833.9333 3430 Harrison Ave • 409.892.0255 Nondenominational or Baptist Johnson Memorial Missionary Wesley United Methodist Church Interdenominational Bethel Baptist Church Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Baptist Church 3810 N Major • 409.832.7012 Morning Star Church 2906 Western Ave • 409.883.4822 3515 Main Ave • 409.963.2301 3520 Pine St • 409.838.3228 Nondenominational or Cornerstone Baptist Church Starlight Missionary Baptist Church Interdenominational Pentecostal 2537 FM 1078 • 409.883.8835 1090 Buford Street • 409.835.5501 Cathedral in the Pines Church Abundant Life Sanctuary Cove Baptist Church 2350 Eastex Fwy • 409.892.1503 2301 W. Parkway St. • 409.962.1056 Baptist - Southern 1005 Dupont Dr • 409.883.4155 Calvary Baptist Church Christian Fellowship Worship Center KOUNTZE First Baptist Church of Bridge City 3650 Dowlen Rd • 409.898.7074 3950 Pointe Pkwy • 409.898.0412 Baptist 200 W Round Bunch Rd • 409.735.3583 Voth Baptist Church Dowlen Road Church of Christ First Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Orange 11245 Church Rd • 409-892-2180 3060 Dowlen Rd • 409.866.1996 100 Monroe St • 409.246.3850 602 Green Ave • 409.886.7461 Catholic - Roman Catholic Goodwill Missionary Christian Mid-way Baptist Church First Baptist Church- West Orange 190 N 10th St • 409.832.0418 4512 Ellis Dr • 409.246.2709 608 Dayton St • 409.886.4167 Assumption Church 4445 Avenue A • 409.835.5343 My Father’s House Catholic - Roman Catholic Hartburg Baptist Church Blessed Sacrament 4397 Calder • 409.892.3456 Holy Spirit Catholic Church 2316 County Rd 4181 • 409.746.2841 16 780 Porter St • 409.833.6089 New Hope Deliverance 470 Monroe • 409.246.4457 Little Cypress Baptist Church Cristo Rey International Ministries 767 Avenue A • 409.835.7788 890 Grant St • 409.832.5010 LUMBERTON 3274 Little Cypress Dr • 409.883.8905 Lamar University Catholic Baptist Macarthur Heights Baptist Church Newsong Covenant Church Crestwood Baptist Church 3502 Nightingale St • 409.883.4834 Student Center 3175 S Major Drive (temporary 1150 U.S. 69 • 409.246.2750 Worship Site) • 409.866.7972 Mt Calvary Baptist Church 1010 E Virginia • 409.835.3972 vivasoutheasttexas.com First Baptist Church of Loeb 612 N 3rd St • 409.670.9220 Our Lady of the Assumption North Church 3082 Highway 69 S • 409.755.4595 8060 Eastex Fwy • 409.896.5055 Mt Sinai Baptist Church 4445 Avenue A • 409.835.5343 1109 2nd St • 409.886.2089 First Baptist Church of Lumberton Our Lady of Lourdes Northwest Church of Christ 119 Church Loop • 409-755-4213 7750 Highway 105 • 409.898.4034 North Orange Baptist Church 1600 N. Main St • Vidor 409.769.2865 Praise Church Catholic - Roman Catholic 4775 16th St • 409.883.5678 Our Mother of Mercy Infant Jesus 3390 Sarah St • 409.842.5533 8325 Walker Rd • 409.898.0020 243 L.H.S. Dr • 409.755.1734
Viva | Church Directories Old First Orange Baptist Church Catholic - Roman Catholic 7925 Interstate 10 E • 409.745.1901 Our Lady of Guadalupe Winfree Baptist Church 3648 S Sgt Lucien Adams Dr • 409.962.6777 19525 Highway 62 S • 409.735.7181 Queen of Vietnam Baptist - Independent 801 9th Ave • 409.983.7676 Colony Baptist Church Sacred Heart - St Mary O 13353 FM-1130 • 409.745.1671 920 Booker Washington Ave • 409.985.5104 ur Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church is celebrating Triangle Baptist Church St James Catholic Church their 100th anniversary this year. Our Lady of FM-408 • 409.735.2661 3617 Gulfway Dr • 409.985.8865 Sorrows serves China, Nome and Eastern Jefferson Catholic - Roman Catholic St Joseph Catholic Church County. It was founded in 1918 and the Church building was St Francis-Assisi Catholic Church 4602 Procter St • 409.982.6409 4300 Meeks Dr • 409.883.8232 St Catherine of Siena dedicated in 1935. Our Lady of Sorrows Church is pastored St Helen Catholic Church 3706 Woodrow Drive • 409.962.5715 by Luong Tran and serves 367 families and 985 individuals. 8105 FM 1442 • 409.735.2200 St James There are seven bells and seven windows facing the St Henry’s Catholic Church Bridge City 3503 Gulfway Dr • 409.985.8865 475 W Round Bunch • 409.735.2422 highway along with the seven outside stations that St John St Mary’s Catholic Church 620 53rd St • 409.985.8010 represent the seven sorrows of our Blessed Mother. 912 W Cherry Ave • 409.883.2883 St Joseph St. Therese 4600 Procter St • 409.982.6409 The seven sorrows are: 1409 North Sixth St • 409.883.3783 St Therese, Little Flower of Jesus The prophecy of Simeon Christian Disciples of Christ 6412 Garnet Avenue • 409.736.1536 The flight into Egypt First Christian Church Christian Disciples of Christ 611 9th St • 409.883.4483 First Christian Church The loss of the Child Jesus in the Temple Church of the Nazarene 5856 9th Ave • 409.548.0305 Mary meets Jesus on the way to Calvary First Church of the Nazarene Church of the Nazarene Jesus dies on the Cross 3810 Martin Luther King Jr Dr • 409.883.4674 Grace Church of the Nazarene Mary receives the dead body of Jesus in her arms Churches of Christ 4601 Rice Farm Rd • 409.727.7790 Jesus is placed in the tomb. Ninth & Elm Church of Christ Churches of Christ 501 9th St • 409.883.4805 Church of Christ Episcopal 2948 Thomas Blvd • 409.982.6467 The 100th anniversary celebration is Saturday, September 15th St Paul’s Episcopal Church Park Central Church of Christ from 10 am -5pm. Mass will be celebrated at 10am followed by 1401 W Park Ave • 409.883.2969 3901 Jimmy Johnson Blvd • 409.727.6255 the feast of our Lady of Sorrows. There will be festivities and Lutheran Lutheran Grace Lutheran-Missouri Synod St John Lutheran Church activities for children throughout the day. Former members 2300 Eddleman Rd • 409.833.5145 4600 Jimmy Johnson Blvd • 409.727.8585 are encouraged to attend. For more information, the church Good Shepherd Church Trinity Lutheran Church website is: ourladyofsorrowschina.com or call 409-752-3571. 945 W Roundbunch Rd • Bridge City • 409-735-2044 2400 5th St • 409.983.1130 Methodist-United Methodist-United First United Methodist Church Aldersgate Trinity Church 502 6th St • 409.886.7466 3600 Memorial Blvd • 409.985.8861 St John’s United Methodist First United Methodist Church 2906 Western Ave • 409.886.1291 3131 S Park Dr • 409.985.5581 St Paul United Methodist Bridge City United Methodist Temple 1155 W Round Bunch Rd • 409.735.5546 4101 Highway 73 • 409.962.5762 Pentecostal Pentecostal Community Church First Pentecostal Church 3400 Martin Luther King Jr Dr • 409.883.4498 2700 25th St • 409.985.9345 REGISTER NOW FOR First United Pentecostal Church Presbyterian 3406 Edgar Brown Dr • 409.883.3813 Presbyterian Church-Covenant 2018-2019 SCHOOL REGISTER YEAR NOW FOR Starlight Church of God 1645 Jefferson Dr • 409.983.1673 REGISTER NOWYEAR 2018-2019 SCHOOL FOR 2800 Bob Hall Rd • 409.886.4366 ST. ANNE CATHOLIC SCHOOL SILSBEE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR PORT ARTHUR Baptist Pre-K—8thST. Grade ANNE• 375 N 11th Street, CATHOLIC SCHOOLBeaumont, TX Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 Baptist First Baptist Church www.sasbmt.org Pre-K—8th • (409) Grade • 375 N 11th 832-5939 Street, Beaumont, TX Christian Faith Baptist 350 Highway 96 S • 409.385.2819 ST.www.sasbmt.org ANNE CATHOLIC SCHOOL • (409) 832-5939 1919 Jefferson Dr • 409.962.9792 Pinecrest Baptist Church Pre-K—8th Grade • 375 N 11th ST. ANTHONY CATHEDRAL BASILICA Street, Beaumont, SCHOOL TX First Baptist Church 5000 Gulfway Dr • 409.982.6493 5660 FM 1122 • 409.385.5245 ST. ANTHONY Pre-K—8th Grade CATHEDRAL • 850 Forsythe BASILICA Street, www.sasbmt.org • (409) 832-5939 SCHOOL Beaumont, TX Lamplighter Baptist Church Trinity Baptist Church Pre-K—8th Grade • 850 Forsythe Street, www.stanthonycathedralschool.org Beaumont, • (409) TX 832-3486 880 Gentry Dr • 409.385.0302 www.stanthonycathedralschool.org • (409) 832-3486 5959 9th Ave • 409.983.1661 Catholic - Roman Catholic ST. ANTHONY CATHEDRAL BASILICA SCHOOL Memorial Baptist Church ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA CATHOLIC SCHOOL 4011 Memorial Blvd • 409.983.5654 St Mark Catholic Church 905 N 9th St • 409.385.4498 Pre-K—8th Grade Grade ••3840 ST. CATHERINE Pre-K—8th 850 Forsythe OF Woodrow SIENA Street, CATHOLIC Drive, Beaumont, Arthur, TXTX SCHOOL Port Mount Sinai Baptist Church Episcopal www.stanthonycathedralschool.org Pre-K—8th Grade • 3840 Woodrow Drive, www.stcats.org • (409) 962-3011• (409) 832-3486 Port Arthur, TX 501 West Thomas Blvd • 409.982.6464 www.stcats.org • (409) 962-3011 St Johns Episcopal Church North End Baptist Church 1305 Roosevelt Dr • 409.385.4371 4349 Lewis Dr • 409.982.6668 ST. CATHERINE ST. MARYOFCATHOLIC SIENA CATHOLIC SCHOOL SCHOOL ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Pre-K—8th Pre-K—8th Grade GradeGrade • • 38402600 Bob Woodrow Hall Road, Orange, TX Bob Hall Drive, Port Arthur, TX Procter Baptist Church 17 Pre-K—8th • 2600 Road, Orange, TX 4401 Jimmy Johnson Blvd • 409.722.8097 www.stmaryschooltx.org • (409) 883-8913 Ridgewood Baptist Church www.stcats.org • (409) www.stmaryschooltx.org 962-3011 • (409) 883-8913 6920 Memorial Blvd • 409.722.6153 MONSIGNOR KELLY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL vivasoutheasttexas.com Rock Island Baptist Church MONSIGNOR ST. MARYKELLY CATHOLICSCHOOL CATHOLIC HIGH 549 W 11th St • 409.985.2531 9th—12th 9th—12thGrade Grade••5950 5950 Kelly Kelly Drive, Beaumont,TX Drive, Beaumont, TX Trinity Baptist Church Pre-K—8th www.mkchs.com Grade • 2600 Bob • Hall (409) Road, 866-2351 www.mkchs.com • (409) 866-2351 Orange, TX 4301 32nd St • 409.293.3111 www.stmaryschooltx.org • (409) 883-8913 Baptist - Missionary Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church 501 W Thomas Blvd • 409.982.5028 MONSIGNOR KELLY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 9th—12th Grade • 5950 Kelly Drive, Beaumont, TX www.mkchs.com • (409) 866-2351
Viva | Special Report By Sade Chick W hat do Golden Triangle Days development and transportation, among to tour the Sabine-Neches waterway with in Austin and Navigating the others. Navigating the Neches is the reverse subject matter experts who are well-versed Neches have in common? of GTDA. Instead of bringing a delegation on the impact industry in Southeast Texas of Southeast Texans to Austin while in has on the nation; kayak the marshes that are Both are legislative events that are collaborative session, we invite state legislators and staff key links in shrimping and fishing industries; in nature and show folks in Austin what members to Southeast Texas in the interim. bird-watch in an area that’s home to more we’re all about here in Southeast Texas! than 350 different species; and visit Lamar Navigating the Neches, a three-day legislative University, where they were treated to a host of Golden Triangle Days in Austin (GTDA) is event organized by the Beaumont, Orange and demonstrations including a first-hand look at an event that takes place every other year, Port Arthur Chambers of Commerce, made its the resources the region has available to deploy when the Texas Legislature is in session. It is debut April 18-20, 2018. The goal of the event during catastrophic events. Approximately 25 organized by the Beaumont, Orange and Port was to invite state legislators and staff members offices and agencies were represented and the Arthur Chambers of Commerce and engages to our region to gain a better understanding planning committee took that opportunity to professionals from across the region. The the strategic and economic significance of engage with our elected officials, to create a goal of the event is to bring a delegation of Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange, Texas. foundation on which we can build so decision- approximately 250 Southeast Texans to Austin makers in Austin are aware of the resources this to advocate for issues that are important to Throughout the event, the group focused on region provides to the nation and the world. If Viva Southeast Texas | Volume 7 Issue 1 the area, which typically include workforce three main topics: coastal restoration, industry one legislator left Southeast Texas thinking, development, education, healthcare, economic and health care. Attendees had the opportunity “Wow, Southeast Texas has an unprecedented amount of growth headed their way and it would be wise invest time and resources into this region,” we have made progress. While we rely on legislators to share our message, it is also important that we as a community remember to do our part; that we remember to have meaningful discussions relating to the importance of landside and 18 maritime infrastructure improvements, of developing our future workforce so we can hire local, and of promoting economic development efforts that ensure our future workforce has job opportunities that align with their skill vivasoutheasttexas.com sets. There is a myriad of topics we can take on as a community to ensure we continue to grow and thrive, and the best part? You can be directly involved in the process. As a challenge, I’d like to encourage you to
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