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Wed
02
Jul

Edna ISD band director resigns

 

Wed
02
Jul

New First Bank holds grand opening

New First Bank, 609 N. Wells, Edna, held a grand opening and Jackson County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on June 26. From left are, front, Louise Smith, Erica Andrade, Stacy Cornejo, Wayne Kucera and Rochelle Deleon, NFB employees; and back, Chris Lundstrom, Chamber director; Jane Blaha, Ross Russell, NFB, Wayne Hunt, Kevin Davis, Chamber directors, and Charlotte Curlee, Chamber office manager.

Wed
02
Jul

Nice catch!

During the Off the Hook Fishing Adventure at Brackenridge Park, participants entered into a fishing derby to see who would catch the biggest, smallest or most fish. The winners of the fishing tournament from left are Rylea Gregory, Clay Martin and Cooper Martin.

Wed
02
Jul

Lemonade stand benefits Wounded Warriors

Aunt Susi (Grissom) and her playschool kids held their 20th annual lemonade stand on June 27 in front of the daycare located on Nancy Street in Edna. Proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warriors. “Wounded Warriors is something we care about a lot here,” Grissom said. 

Wed
25
Jun

Edna ISD to open DAEP campus

 

Wed
25
Jun

Robinson takes plea in death of his infant son

 

Christian Blair Robinson, 23, accepted a plea bargain on June 20, pleading guilty to injury to a child under age 14 and was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the death of his son Camden.
Robinson was arrested July 29, 2010 after his 5-month old son was hospitalized in Victoria on July 14 for head and internal injuries. The infant was later transferred to Driscoll Children’s Hospital in Corpus Christi where he died on July 16.
The Nueces County Medical Examiner determined the cause of death to be “abusive head trauma.”
Robinson was originally charged with capital murder of an individual under age 6. Under state law, Robinson would have been eligible for the death penalty if found guilty.
 
Wed
25
Jun

Board transfers property to church for tax relief

 

Wed
25
Jun

Going back in time

Dinosaur George taught a large audience about various dinosaurs on June 20 as part of the Jackson County Memorial Library’s summer reading program. Neil Johnson holds a skull up for the audience to see while Dinosaur George explains what kind of dinosaur it is. 

Wed
25
Jun

Learning Zen-like skills

Zen Martial Arts in Edna held a camp for kids the week of June 16. Showing off some of their newly-learned poses from left are, Caleb Williams, Jacqueline Garcia, Sensei Luis Jimenez, Baylee Schroeder, Kyle Schroeder, and Sofia Gonzalez.

Tue
24
Jun

Scammers seeking your personal information mimic electric companies, threaten to cut off electricity during summer heat

Consumer Warning:

Scammers Seeking Your Personal Information Mimic Electric Companies, Threaten to Cut Electricity During Summer Heat
Consumers in doubt should call electric companies directly to verify account status; avoid giving financial or personal information to unsolicited callers or emailers

 AUSTIN — In response to a scam affecting consumers cross Texas, members of the Association of Electric Companies of Texas (AECT) are warning consumers of unsolicited calls and emails that threaten to cut off electricity to consumers who don’t share personal information like bank accounts or Social Security numbers.

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