Honey bees get new home

2007-05-03 / Front Page

Things were really buzzing at Schleier and Brown's office yesterday. It wasn't so much a legal matter, but still a stinging subject. About 30,000 honey bees set up a hive in the tree just outside the law firm's front door. B. J. Owens, city of Kilgore, was called to look into the problem. "I called Werner Grimsley, a bee keeper out of Longview to relocate the hive," said Owens.


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