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By Jennifer Perry Middleton/Jefferson Jimplecute Jefferson Independent School District will now hold their trustee elections in May to coincide with the city and county elections. JISD Trustees approved the measure during Tuesday’s meeting after they heard a presentation from Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur and Karen Jones, the county’s electionContinue Reading

Heaven gained a special Angel when Deana Kay Stewart joined her Heavenly Father on Thursday afternoon, January 6th, 2022 at age 47. She lost her five-month battle with the effects of Covid 19 and double pneumonia. Deana was born in Kansas City, MO on August 28, 1974. Her early childhoodContinue Reading

Staff Report Jefferson Jimpleucte The turning of the clock and advancing of the New Year brings cause to celebrate for the Jefferson Jimplecute.  This issue marks the first of the 175th volume of the fourth oldest newspaper in Texas.  The Jimplecute has been the paper of record for Jefferson and Marion CountyContinue Reading

Employee of the Year What a great day to celebrate the 2021 VeraBank Employee of the Year, Penny Lee Moore! Penny has been a longtime member of our Jefferson branch team and she lives out the VeraBank core value of Taking Care of Customers every day. Help Educate From JessicaContinue Reading

To the editor,  It is with great pleasure to announce that the Vacation Watch/Security Check program that the Jefferson Police Department provides was a great success for 2021.  Being one of the proactive approaches the department participates in aimed at reducing crime through an increase in visibility and proactive patrolling. Continue Reading

Why isn’t White America doing more to make sure that blacks or African Americans are included in American History?  Why haven’t the history books been rewritten to include African Americans?  If American history is rewritten to include all ethnicities and their true successes and failures does that mean racism willContinue Reading

Hollis Shadden, with assistance from the Big Cypress Corvette Club, donated 40 teddy bears to the Jefferson Police Department and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office to give out to children displaced due to tragedy. Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur will present the gift to the County Commissioners for formal acceptanceContinue Reading

For those looking at Friday’s (tomorrow’s) paper, we’ve republished the top 10 read stories of 2021. In that group is the story about when the Mayor got COVID. The story is on a page with the Top 10 header and has a great big #10 graphic at the beginning ofContinue Reading