We are thrilled to welcome Brandy Loren to the LaFleur Couture Self Care Boutique team! With over 20 years of marketing experience, a background in public relations, and journalism, Brandy brings a wealth of expertise and a warm, welcoming spirit to our family. As our new Marketing Maven, Brandy willContinue Reading
Daingerfield State Park is happy to introduce the newest member of the park family! This GRIT Freedom chair is available now for reservation and use on our hiking trails and park grounds, and is a big step forward in our vision to increase access to ALL visitors. This chair wasContinue Reading
According to a press release from the Jefferson Police Department Wednesday morning, missing Jefferson resident Donovan Byrd was located Monday, July 8, deceased. JPD stated the manner of h is death and circumstances are still being investigated and that nothing further will be released at this time given that itContinue Reading
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
ATLANTA – The Texas Department of Transportation’s Atlanta District opened its emergency operations center this morning ahead of Hurricane Beryl, which made landfall earlier today on the Texas coast. Crews in TxDOT’s Atlanta District are now working 12-hour shifts until the threat of the storm has passed. They are monitoring roadways andContinue Reading
Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur made a disaster declaration for Marion County on Sunday, July 7, ahead of the anticipated arrival of storms from Hurricane Beryl, as the county is “under immediate threat of widespread and sever damage, injury, or loss of life.” Acting Governor Dan Patrick, as Governor GreggContinue 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
BREAKING – NEW UPDATE AND WARNINGS: A Storm Surge Warning has been issued from North Entrance of the Padre Island National Seashore northward to San Luis Pass, including Corpus Christi Bay and Matagorda Bay. A #Hurricane Warning is now in effect for the Texas coast from Baffin Bay northward toContinue Reading
V Hugh Lewis II/Jefferson Jimplecute A fast moving severe thunderstorm ran through downtown Jefferson last Wednesday, June 26, tearing off roofs and shutting off power for about 11 hours. Several residents state they saw the tail of a funnel cloud, yet National Weather Service only recorded winds of 43mph inContinue Reading
GOP meeting descends into confusion as some walk-out V Hugh Lewis II/Jefferson Jimplecute In what should have been a routine act, instead turned into a disorderly and confusing meeting of the Marion County Republican Party County Executive Committee last Thursday. In their first meeting following the State Party Convention, theContinue 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
Staff Reports The Jefferson community continues to search for Donovan Byrd who’s been missing since June 20. Byrd was last seen June 21 walking on South Line Street. He’s an African-American male, 5’11” and 185lbs. Search parties have been organized almost daily by family and the Jefferson Police Department toContinue 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
Staff Reports Jefferson High School Athetics held an open house last Thursday to show off their newly renovated field house at the high school. Athletic Director Ty Taylor talked to parents and athletes as he took them on a tour of the facility. Improvements included new flooring, updated equipment, andContinue Reading