From Edward Jones’ Joey Romano Now that we’re a few weeks removed from 2020, it’s a good time to reflect on such a momentous year. We can think about developments in the social and political spheres, but we also learned – or perhaps re-learned – some valuable lessons about investing.Continue Reading
After heavy snowstorms crossed the south last week, the National Ground Water Association is urging all private well owners to be aware of potential damage of their water wells due to freezing and flooding from standing water. Unlike many private wells in the Midwest and in the northern UnitedContinue Reading
Due to the recent winter storm 77 counties in Texas have been declared disaster areas including two of the counties served by the UT Tyler-Longview SBDC. This affects contiguous counties, as well. Please see the attached information. Depending on the county in which your small business is located you mayContinue Reading
The Jefferson Bulldog basketball team advanced to the second round of the state playoffs with a 52-36 win over Sabine on Monday night. They face Mineola in Longview on Thursday, Feb. 25. Results were not available as of press time. The winner of the bout with Mineola will face theContinue Reading
The Jefferson Bulldog baseball team knocked their season opener out of the park last Monday with a 13-5 win at home over Frankston. “We looked good,” said Bulldog head coach Tyler Foster. “In fact, I’d say we looked better than any other Jefferson team I’ve seen in several years.” AndContinue Reading
From TxDOT Bowie County I-30 – From FM 989 to Arkansas State Line, widening highway. Reconstructing and widening highway. Eastbound traffic moved to the outside lanes. SH 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges. SH 93 – Between US 82 and US 67, installing sidewalks. SH 98 – At AndersonContinue Reading
Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur announced late Friday there were more COVID-19 Vaccines coming to Marion County on Thursday, March 4. “The Texas Department of State Health Services will be in Marion County to administer the Moderna vaccine to residents of Marion County,” LaFleur wrote in a press release. AccordingContinue Reading
Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur renewed his Disaster Declaration due to “widespread or severe damage, injury, or loss of life, or property resulting from severe ice and snow storm” for the whole county today. The declaration continues for seven days. The declaration assists individuals and businesses in qualifying for reliefContinue Reading
According to a message received from the Jefferson Postmaster, Pam Williamson, the Jefferson US Post Office is open today and carriers are out delivering mail.Continue Reading
From Superintendent Rob Barnwell No school tomorrow or Tuesday. Most bus routes are impassable. Teachers will continue to provide remote instruction as they’ve done last week. We also have some water leak issues that need to be addressed. We will reassess on Tuesday evening and provide more info at thatContinue Reading
From TxDOT Bowie County I-30 – From FM 989 to Arkansas State Line, widening highway. Reconstructing and widening highway. Eastbound traffic moved to the outside lanes. SH 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges. SH 93 – Between US 82 and US 67, installing sidewalks. SH 98 – At AndersonContinue Reading
From TxDOT ATLANTA – TxDOT reminds drivers that although the winter storm has passed, icy road hazards still remain and will probably be around a few more days. Citizens are still advised to stay home if at all possible as crews continue to clear roads of snow and ice. AsContinue Reading
By Jeffrey L. McIntyre, President of Texas Utilities at SouthWest Water Company Note: SouthWest Water Company serves part of our readership. During a severe weather event when power systems and utilities are overwhelmed, you may experience disruptions in the reliability of your water service and potentially ruptured plumbing. While yourContinue Reading
This week’s (February 19, 2021) Jefferson Jimplecute has been published, however delivery will be delayed due to winter weather. Our press, in Henderson, informed us early Thursday morning that due to road conditions they were unable to print on schedule. They plan on printing later today and will attempt toContinue Reading
Council meeting reset due bad weather By V. Hugh Lewis, Jefferson Jimplecute UPDATE: Saturday, February 20, 8 a.m.: The Agenda Amended has been amended. Mayor Rob Baker informed the Jimplecute/Herald on Friday he was making two small changes to Tuesday’s Council meeting. The first is that Gene Keenon is unableContinue Reading
By Rob Baker, City of Jefferson Mayor The extremely cold weather that the State of Texas is currently experiencing is a widespread event that we haven’t seen in over 100 years. We have had citizens asking great weather-related questions so I thought I could weigh in on them: 1)Continue Reading
Staff Reports The winter weather caused Jefferson Mayor Rob Baker to postpone Tuesday’s regular City Council meeting to next week, but that didn’t stop the online discussions about a proposed water line to Moon Lake Estates and a study for establishing a Quiet Zone in town. The proposed water lineContinue Reading
