Dylan Dozier is a local journalist who covers news and events in the Live Oak County area. With a focus on community stories, Dylan provides updates on local politics, law enforcement, sports, and community events. Dylan's reporting aims to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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Beeville, United States (Local)
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Dylan's articles cover local events, government announcements, and sports, with a focus on the Kenedy area. Given his emphasis on local news, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming community events or issues affecting Kenedy residents.
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Bee County Commissioners Sammy Farias and Kristofer Linney scan an early voting report during a downtown Beeville watch party on Tuesday, November 5. (Laura Campbell photo) LC PHOTOGRAPHY
Bee County was honored for its commitment to transparency in financial reporting on Tuesday, Nov. 12, as the county received the 2023 Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting
During Tuesday’s Beeville City Council meeting, Chamber of Commerce Board Member Randy Seitz presented the Bee County Chamber of Commerce’s quarterly report, outlining recent activities, strategic focus and plans for
Since taking ownership in 2002, Mike and Carol Stone have transformed the Beeville Sonic Drive-In into a community-oriented establishment, fostering strong ties with local schools and residents. The Stones, who
The City of Beeville is preparing to enter Stage 3 of its drought contingency plan as water levels in Lake Corpus Christi remain critically low. During the regular city council
The Beeville City Council met on Tuesday, Nov. 12, for its regular meeting, addressing several items and recognizing community contributions.
During its meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19, the Beeville City Council authorized city staff to issue notices for the collection of unpaid Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) from two local hotels.
Beeville First Baptist Church School students sent gifts to children across the world as a part of the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child project. The project delivers gift-filled shoeboxes to children in need. (First Baptist Church School photo)
The Kenedy City Council voted to shift the annual Kenedy Music Festival from its traditional Labor Day weekend to cooler spring months beginning in
A tragic early-morning accident on State Highway 359 claimed the lives of two individuals on Friday, November 22.
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