Horoscopes October 4-10
Created by Shangri La Tarot, Astrology, Reiki, 111 Austin Street, 469-994-2295 For the Week of October 4-10 Aries: This week, relationships take center stage for Aries, encouraging meaningful conversations with those close to you. A desire for deeper connections may arise, especially with someone who shares your values and futureContinue Reading
Riding for a Cause
Mark Koehn from Upsala, Minn., dropped by Jefferson on Monday evening on his way to High Point Island, Texas. Mark is driving his father’s 1940 Farmall M tractor from the Canadian border to the Gulf to raise money for Future Farmers of America Alumni organizations. He rides at about 16mphContinue Reading
Stringfellow named to SNHU Dean’s List
Haley Stringfellow of Harleton has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Summer 2024 Dean’s List. The summer terms run from May to August. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.500 to 3.699 for the reporting term are named to the Dean’s List. Full-time statusContinue Reading
Rotary names Students of the Month
Senior Student of the Month Rotary Club of Jefferson honored Aiden Cooner as the Senior Student of the Month for September. Aiden is a Senior at JHS and is the son of Justin and Summer Cooner. Aiden strives every day to be an example for others in and outside ofContinue Reading
Nutrition: What’s a Galette?
Tim Scallon, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist As we approach the holidays or as I have often referred to them, “The Eating Season,” I find myself looking for something different; something classic; tasty yet quick and easy to make; a dish that is both rustic and upscale to serve guests or family. Continue Reading
Geaux for Kids
George Otstott, far right, talks with Jacque Jovic, of KTAL Channel, on Tuesday as he presents the Geaux 4 Kids program a check for $8,250 raised in Marion County. The program provides a duffle bag filled with blanket, pillow, and other items children entering the foster care system can useContinue Reading
Steamboat Inn rises from ashes
Azure West/Jefferson Jimplecute The Steamboat Inn has long been a beloved part of the community. Built in the 1980s using historic homes from Marshall, the inn offers a charming and nostalgic experience for visitors. In October 2020, Alex and Lana Mushik became the new owners, moving from California to fulfillContinue Reading
The Hive has 2nd birthday
Azure West/Jefferson Jimplecute The Hive celebrated its second anniversary last Monday with extended hours, bringing out the afternoon crowd for a community celebration. Known for its cozy atmosphere and excellent coffee, The Hive has become a popular spot for both locals and visitors. The celebration featured a DJ, their fullContinue Reading
Nancy Carolyn Head
Services for Nancy Carolyn Head, 85, of Ft. Worth, Texas will be held at 2:00 p.m., Monday, October 7, 2024, in the Chapel of Downs Funeral Home in Marshall, Texas. Interment will follow at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Jefferson, Texas. Visitation will be held prior to the service from 1:00Continue Reading
Foster named CoY
V. Hugh Lewis II/Jefferson Jimplecute The Marion County Chamber of Commerce presented their annual awards last Saturday, and discussed upcoming changes to how the Chamber operates and focuses. Beje Foster is the 2024 Marion County Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year for her dedication and volunteering spirit to supportContinue Reading
From the Left: Republicans: Stay Focused, Get Involved
Hunter Bonner/Marion County GOP Chair With the election weeks away, things are ramping up faster by the day politically speaking. The rhetoric from talking heads in the media, attacking Donald Trump and Republicans 24/7, is evidence of this since 2016. We as Republicans must stay focused. When I was campaigningContinue Reading
A Morning Without Coffee is Like…
Rick Smith/Columnist Many Louisianans swear up and down that the coffee served at the Café du Monde in New Orleans – a blend of coffee and chicory – is the favored drink of Creole State coffee aficionados. Chicory, the root of the endive plant, is added to soften the bitterContinue Reading
Let’s get shakin’
Chef Hunter Lee It’s finally getting close, cooler evenings and mild pleasant mornings here in the south. It’s one of my favorite time of year. It’s also getting close to one pot season, as I like to call it. Soups, gumbo’s, stews, chili, pot pies, chicken and dumplings. You know,Continue Reading
Taste gets ‘taken out’
V. Hugh Lewis II/Jefferson Jimplecute There won’t be a chance to get a “Taste of Jefferson” this year as the Marion County Chamber of Commerce announced they are postponing the annual October event. During the Chamber banquet last weekend, acting board president Seth Buckner delivered the bad news. “We currentlyContinue Reading
Gardening: Protect tomato plants from Nematodes
David Wall/Contributing Writer As we move into this year’s fall season, it’s time to consider root knot nematode (RKN) protection for next year. RKNs are tiny roundworms living in the soil and common in your area. They penetrate tomato plant roots and feed on the nutrients. The results are knots rangingContinue Reading
‘Fall in Love with Fall’ at Total Farm
Staff Reports Embrace the changing of the season at Total Farm’s inaugural Fall Festival! Join us every Saturday and Sunday in October from 10 AM to 5 PM for a weekend filled with family fun and festive activities. What to Expect: • Hay Rides, Slides, & Maze: Enjoy scenic rides andContinue Reading
JISD responds to two incidents
Staff Reports JISD Superintendent Michael Walker released two statements over the past 10 days regarding incidents involving fire arms at the high school campus. According to the statement last week, principal Joel Windham received a report about a potential threat of a weapon being on campus due to an overheardContinue Reading
Happy Birthday
Jimplecute Photo The Stearne Fountain was decorated last Saturday in celebration of Shirley Chatham’s 85th birthday. In years past, the fountain has been decorated for various special occasions.Continue Reading
Instructor’s experience includes helicopter maintenance for president
Staff Reports Long before he was an Industrial Systems instructor at Texas State Technical College, Jeffersonian Clifton Woodgate was a Marine Corps aviation maintenance technician with Marine Helicopter Squadron One during the Reagan administration. Woodgate’s high score on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test resulted in an offer forContinue Reading
Support from Karnack
Jimplecute Photo Karnack ISD brought over their students last Friday for the JHS Homecoming Parade to show their support for their students who play and attend JISD. Karnack was represented on all levels of JISD sports teams, cheer squads, and band.Continue Reading