We are thrilled to announce that our very own Head Coach, Ty Taylor, of the Jefferson Bulldogs, has been recognized as one of Dave Campbell’s Top 40 Coaches Under 40 in Texas high school football! Congratulations Coach Ty Taylor! Continue Reading
If your property has been damaged by Hurricane Beryl, you can submit an online damage report to TDEM at damage.tdem.texas.gov. This information is vital for officials to assist affected Texans in accessing necessary resources and services.Continue Reading
The Midnight House, one of Jefferson’s newest additions located at 116 N Vale St, has quickly become a community favorite with its breakfast tacos, nachos, Rice Krispy treats, and other delicious provisions. For the latest updates, including movie nights and progress on the escape rooms, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559839494473&mibextid=LQQJ4dContinue Reading
If you are in need of sand bags they will be available at 102 W. Dallas St. (the parking lot behind the courthouse and jail) around 1P.M. today until supplies last.Continue Reading
The library will be hosting three additional dates in July for the summer reading program. Throughout the month of June, both children and adults alike have experienced the summer reading program “Adventures in the Library.” Everything from hot air balloons to birdwatching to camp stories being told around the craftedContinue Reading
Marion County is making preparations for the incoming storm, please like and follow the Marion County sheriffs office for updates. The state of Texas has issued a disaster declaration for Marion County, my office will be issuing a local disaster declaration in the morning. Please be prepared for the worstContinue Reading
🎉🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from all of us! 🎉🇺🇸 We had a wonderful party with our residents, and we were entertained by our amazing ladies choir, The Silver Magnolias. This talented choir was started by our dedicated activity assistant, Cindy Wagoner, who has been rehearsing with them every morning.Continue Reading
Meetings Summer Reading The Jefferson Carnegie Library will have their “Adventures in the Library” Summer Reading program form 10-11a July 10, 17 and 24. Volleyball Camp Jefferson High School Volleyball is sponsoring a “Bayou Bullies” Volleyball camp from 9-11:30a July 15-17 for girls entering 3rd thru 8th grade. Cost isContinue Reading
Rick Smith/Columnist It’s July. The middle of the summer. The busiest month for summer vacations. In case you are wondering what to do, here are twelve awesome summer activities to either add to or check off your bucket list. Prepare a cherry dessert. Have you been to Brookshire’s on BroadwayContinue Reading
Ken Bridges/Columnist Many historical figures make an impact in multiple fields. For Dr. Roland Vela, an intense curiosity about the world as well as a drive to serve others became the defining characteristics of his life. He spent a decades-long career making important discoveries in science and helping to makeContinue Reading
Rabbi Lynnette Bonner/Bethel Temple Fellowship What is sin? A message from my heart: This is for those with a broken heart, I want to speak life and love to everyone, and to let you know Jesus/Yeshua loves you. He wants to restore you and bring you back to Him. Let’sContinue Reading
Chef Hunter Lee/Contributing Writer Not all is lost!!!! Let’s get baking!! I’ve never hid the fact I’m not much of a baker BUT apparently I also wasn’t great at picking spouses years ago either (shocker I know). Anyway let’s dive into the not so good ole days. Yes I wasContinue Reading
David Wall/Contributing Writer Pure compost tea (CT) is almost magical, as it’s made from just two ingredients, compost and water. While were talking about vegetable gardens, it works on annual flowers, vegetable plants, herbs, perennials, shrubs and even trees. CT feed plants in two ways. First, they supply nutrients by absorbing into plantContinue Reading
Kathy Whitfield/Contributing Writer On June 27th, the Rotary Club celebrated our 100th Birthday and the Installation of Officers for our upcoming year 2024-25. The dinner was held at The Carriage House in Jefferson, Texas. Out going President, Kathy Whitfield presented several special awards which included a “Service Above Self” awardContinue Reading
Jimplecute photos by Laura Allen Youth and adults gathered last Saturday to play a series of softball games to raise money to help Coach Adam Young who was hit in the face with a ball on June 7 requiring surgery.Continue Reading
Prepare to join us for a day of excitement and community spirit! Registration opens at 8:30 a.m., followed by the lively parade at 10 a.m. Show your support with appreciated donations and stand a chance to win cash prizes across four categories.Continue Reading
Join us at Lake of the Pines on Saturday, July 6 at 9:15pm for fireworks! They’ll be launched from the eastern shore of Island View facing the dam. Gates open at 5pm at Island View for prime viewing. Remember to stay hydrated and enjoy the spectacle!Continue Reading
With the Fourth of July and other celebrations often accompanied by fireworks, pet owners need to take precautions to ensure their furry friends stay safe and calm. Fireworks can be terrifying for pets due to their sensitive hearing and the unpredictable nature of the loud noises. Here are some essentialContinue Reading
Join us in honoring our nation’s past and present this Fourth of July in Jefferson, where history meets celebration and the spirit of freedom lights up as bright as our Jefferson Salutes America display. Mark your calendars for one of our city’s most beloved traditions! This year, Jefferson Salutes America,Continue Reading