Created by Shangri La Tarot, Astrology, Reiki 111 Austin Street, 469-994-2295 This week is pushing us to get our lives in order. It’s a chance to hit the reset button on our emotions and start fresh. We are being encouraged to be more focused, pay attention to details, and takeContinue Reading
Azure West/Jefferson Jimplecute Discover the vibrant world of local art at Jefferson’s Art Walk this weekend! Jennifer Phillips, owner of Red Bus Cupcakes and former art educator with a BFA in ceramics, brings her love for art to this special event. Operating from Miss Kitty, her double-decker English bus, JenniferContinue Reading
This Saturday, August 31, Jefferson is set to come alive with music at three different venues. Auntie Skinner’s will feature Chasing Benjamins, while 1852 on Austin Street hosts The Sultans. Over at the KnightLight Theater, Jackson James makes his return for a live performance from 6 PM to 9 PM.Continue Reading
Staff Reports Jefferson has a new centenarian. The Rev. Grace L. Johnson celebrated her 100th birthday last Saturday surrounded by family. When asked what it felt like to be 100, Rev. Johnson said. “I feel wonderful.” She was born on August 24, 1924, in Trees City, La. She moved toContinue Reading
Meetings School Dates APL Animal Protection League will be in Jefferson at the corner of Henderson and Polk streets on August 31, and September 9. They offer low cost vaccinations as a walk-in, and spay/neuter services by appointment. Vaccinations are available from 10a-2p. To schedule a spay/neuter appointment, call 903-440-4911Continue Reading
Rick Smith/Columnist Labor Day. An invigorating – some might say “intoxicating” – holiday because the kiddos are back in school. Aunt Cypsy argued for years that Labor Day would have been called Independence Day, but that name had already been snagged. Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, butContinue Reading
Created by Shangri La Tarot, Astrology, Reiki, 111 Austin Street, 469-994-2295 For the Week of August 31 to September 5, 2024 As Mercury goes direct on August 28th, the square between Jupiter and Saturn reminds us that fulfillment doesn’t require greatness. Rather than challenging authority or seeking global change, focusContinue Reading
Marcia Thomas/Contributing Writer Jefferson’s busy little community theatre, the Opera House Theatre Players, will kickoff the new 36th season on Saturday, August 31, with a true Las Vegas style evening entitled “Sinatra and Champagne”. Presented as a way to encourage new memberships and renew old ones, the show features theContinue Reading
Chef Hunter Lee/Tips & Tales Let’s get Shakin’ So we asked on social media what all y’all would like to see and this is one of the first request we got. Also as some of you know my little sister passed away unexpectedly August 16th and so I’m reposting thisContinue Reading
Tim Scallon/Registered Dietian Nutritionalist Not too many years ago, the only salmon you could find in local grocery stores was canned. And before salmon was recognized as a healthy fish, believe it or not, canned salmon would sometimes go on sale at ten cans for a dollar. My mother grewContinue Reading
Jefferson is excited to announce the lineup for its inaugural Art Walk, taking place on September 7. This debut event will pair local artists with Jefferson businesses, creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere for all to enjoy. Whether you’re browsing the shops or exploring the artwork, the Art Walk offersContinue Reading
This year’s Woofstock event includes a special addition, The Kathy Harper Celebration of Dogs and Roscoe P. Coltraine’s Paws for Progress. Thanks to Cliff and Anna Bode, this segment will take place on their property at Walnut and Austin Streets, across from our sponsor, 1852 on Austin.The event will honorContinue Reading
Brian Duprey, recognized as one of the top Frank Sinatra impersonators, will be performing in Jefferson this Saturday as part of a three-day weekend event. Coming directly from a recent private show in Hawaii, Duprey’s appearance marks a significant event for the town. Tickets for the performance can be purchasedContinue Reading
Once again, after a warm night, we’re facing another hot and dry day across the Four State Region this Tuesday. However, rain chances are expected to rise later in the week.Continue Reading
The Animal Protection League’s low-cost mobile unit is returning to Jefferson this Saturday, August 31st, offering essential pet care services. Set up in the lot next to Polk Jefferson Outpost at 220 N Polk, the mobile unit provides a range of services, including vaccinations, flea and tick medications, microchipping, deworming,Continue Reading
Night Shift 6pm-6am 08/25/2024 20:20 Ambulance Request @ Brierwood-CEMS dispatched 21:53 Welfare Check @ FM 248-RP advises that he hasn’t been able to get in touch with his father-Deputy dispatched and made contact with the subject and he was okay 22:34 Theft Call @ MLK-RP advises that someone took his son’s bikeContinue Reading
Lows in the upper 60’s and low to mid 70’s overnight before another warm afternoon tomorrow, with highs approaching the triple digits once again.Continue Reading
The Jefferson Bulldogs have announced their team captains for the upcoming 2024-2025 football season. These athletes were selected by their peers for their leadership and dedication, exemplifying the qualities needed to guide the team through the season.Continue Reading
DISPATCH 8/23/24 SHIFT 6AM – 6PM •6:27 CAUTION @ HWY 155/FM 729, NOTIFIED OF A CONTROLLED BURN •10:47 SECURITY CK @ MACEDONIA CHURCH AND FROUI ST, JPD •10:02 EMS @ E. BENNER ST, CEMS RESPONDED •10:05 TRAFFIC HAZARD @ 43 NORTH FROM MARSHALL, DEPUTY RESPONDED UNABLE TO LOCATE •10:26 CRIMINAL TRESPASS @Continue Reading
Meetings School Dates Watermelon Fest The United Christian Alliance will host a Watermelon Festival starting at 6p August 24, at Mt. Ira Baptist Church, 1109 North Street, Jefferson. There will be food, games for all ages, arts, crafts, bounce houses, face painting and prize giveaways. The event is free andContinue Reading