Heads up, Beaumont! City Council just shut down all the game rooms. If you're a fan of these spots, they're officially closing their doors.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days.
No direct financial impact on the city is noted, but the business will contribute to local commerce.
The community will gain a new laundry service, and the property owner will be able to operate the business.
Game room owners and the patrons who enjoyed them are the ones feeling the sting.
The Port Arthur Public Health Department's facility is shown. Photo made Friday, March 1, 2024 Kim Brent/Beaumont EnterpriseKim BrentPort Arthur officials approved new regulations for food trucks and other...
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A new statewide food truck permit takes effect July 1, but some Southeast Texas owners worry higher costs could hurt business while cities lose revenue.