FULLER, FRED LEE JR. and TURNER, ANNETTE STORY SUIRE, JOHN JEFFREY JR. and GADDIS, RACHELLE RAE CAMPBELL, ANDREW CHRISTOPHER and WILSON, DEMETRIA DANIELLE COVERSON, DWAYNE LAMAR and ALEXANDER, ASHLEY BREANNContinue Reading
In what has become a Northeast Texas favorite event, the Marshall Symphony Orchestra is underway with plans for their Voices 2.0: The Heartland Concert Slated for Saturday, May 8, 2021 in downtown Marshall, Voices 2.0 will offer a classical twisted on contemporary country music classics. The vocalists who willContinue Reading
May 26, 1971 ~ January 3, 2021Haggard Funeral Home Click to view additional informationContinue Reading
By V. Hugh Lewis, Jefferson Jimplecute The last steps the Jefferson City Council have used to interview candidates for the City Administrator position came under fire on Good Friday after some council members met with the final two candidates. The challenge was made due to the lack of posting ofContinue Reading
By Austin Lewter, Publisher There are a few things I take seriously. They are values my business partner Hugh Lewis takes equally as serious. Among them are the public’s right know; transparency in government; and accessible communications with our elected officials. The community newspaper serves as the citizens’ sounding board,Continue Reading
The Jefferson City Council will hold a special meeting at 5:30p on Thursday at the Transportation Center and will consider hiring one of two candidates as the next City Administrator. Council has indicated they plan to adjourn into Executive Session for Personnel Matters to review and discuss the final candidatesContinue Reading
March 24, 1948 ~ April 4, 2021Haggard Funeral HomeContinue Reading
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 Kennedy Lane and Meadow Lane, installing sidewalks. SH 98 – At Anderson Creek, replacingContinue Reading
October 4, 1945 ~ March 31, 2021Haggard Funeral Home Click to view additional informationContinue Reading
By Lacy Gross, Jimplecute Caption: Marcia Thomas presents the Marion County Commissioners’ Court with an artistic rendering of the Marion County Courthouse in appreciation of the ongoing courthouse restoration and in honor of her great grandfather who served as a commissioner in 1812 when the courthouse was built. County commissionersContinue Reading
City wide rummage sale this weekend This year’s City-Wide Rummage Sale will be Thursday, April 1 thru Saturday April 3 from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. each day sponsored by the Marion County Chamber of Commerce. This is a free event and open to local residents and business. VFW resumesContinue Reading
Many thanks! To the editor, Thank you (Hugh Lewis) for live streaming (the FBC Jefferson anniversary service). I should have given credit as to where the information for this presentation tonight originated. Mrs. Ouida (Carl) Bailey wrote a play in 1980 to honor the 125th anniversary of the church. Continue Reading
By Austin Lewter, Jimplecute Several have inquired about the status of HB 537— the subject of last week’s column. You’ll remember this is the proposed bill that would empower counties to post notices on their websites rather than in newspapers. The House County Affairs Committee heard arguments on House BillContinue Reading
By Alden Ho, Wheel Salt Ministries With all the craziness surrounding us today, there is no doubt that faithful Christians are greatly looking forward to the soon appearing of our Savior, Jesus Christ. At the same time, we need to beware that Satan is always looking for an opportunity toContinue Reading
By Chris Paddie, HD9 Representative Last week saw another the marathon hearing in the State Affairs committee and the House passed its first bills of the session. Last week also represented the half-way point of the 87th Legislative Session. One of the first bills to pass in the House reflectsContinue Reading
Gilmer Police Department received a secure prescription drug disposal box from the Piney Woods Substance Abuse Coalition through a new partnership with the two organizations. “We are so happy to have this new resource to provide to the community,” said Gilmer Police Chief Mark Case. “When Gilmer residents are ableContinue Reading
By NYLife’s Brad Collins When people save for retirement, the biggest concern is the return on investment. When they retire however, it’s not only the returns they need to care about, but also the order of those returns. Negative returns during the first couple of years of retirement can increaseContinue Reading
By Edward Jones’ Joey Romano If you’re planning to retire in just a few years, you may be getting excited about this next phase of your life. However, your ability to enjoy retirement fully will depend, at least partially, on the resources you can draw from your investment portfolio. So,Continue Reading
Honor Roll students were recently named for the 3rd nine weeks of the current school year at Jefferson Elementary School: A Honor Roll 1st Grade: Sage Anderson, Keighan Benton, Skylar Biddy, William Carstens, Brayden Collins, Mileena Dandy, Addison Duck, Jayce Gober, Leevi Goynes, Paige Goynes, Aria Holzer, Gavin Johnson, LawsonContinue Reading
From Shannon Hensley, JISD BAND Director Well, this year has certainly provided its share of challenges and obstacles to overcome. Today, the Jefferson Bulldog Band attended their UIL region 4 concert and sight reading contest. While our stage rating fell a little short of superior, the progress made from thisContinue Reading