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Wed
19
Jun

Keeping cool in summer heat

Jordynn Gardner, 4, of Edna gets ready to take a dive into the pool at the City of Edna Municipal Pool. She played in the pool with her two-year-old sister Hailey. 

Wed
12
Jun

Rider takes reserve at state

 

McKayla Marthiljohni won Reserve Champion in the pole bending category at the Texas Junior High Rodeo State Finals held in Gonzales, June 1, with a time of 20.5 seconds. She will represent Texas in the National Junior High School Finals in Gallup, New Mexico at the Red Rock Park on June 23-29. She is the daughter of Michael and Jessica Marthiljohni of Edna.
"I felt pretty confident going into it,” Marthiljohni said. “The hardest part is staying off the poles, you get five points added to your score if you do."
 
Wed
12
Jun

Court appoints ESD 3 commissioners

 

Wed
12
Jun

Local agencies pick up tab

 

Wed
12
Jun

Student's assignment turns into quilting project

 

Wed
12
Jun

City passes Quiet Zone

 

Edna City Council listened intently as one city resident after another pleaded with them to make the city a quiet zone and give relief from the middle of the night train horns.
A public hearing was held on June 6 to hear concerns or comments from citizens on the implementation of a Quiet Zone.
Donnie Sparks, owner of an RV park off of Loop 521, said he spent a lot of money putting the park in and has had many campers move out because of the train noise. Sparks showed council a video of the train going through Louise, which has a Quiet Zone, and then going through Edna.
 

 

Thu
06
Jun

Field of Honor extended

Due to the amazing response by the local area citizens, the dates of operation for the Field of Honor have been extended for one week. The Field of Honor will be inactivated on Sunday, June 9 with a closing ceremony at 8 p.m. and Taps at 9 p.m. 
Sponsors who wish to pick up their flags may do so between 5-7 p.m. on Monday, June 10 and Tuesday, June 11. 
Director of Warrior's Weekend Michael Petrash said anyone who wishes to assist the Field of Honor team in the final clean up to join them on the field at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 12.
The Warrior's Weekend Field of Honor team wishes to express their appreciation for your support, enthusiasm and patriotism throughout this season. 
"Thank you for honoring the Veterans and encouraging our wounded warriors with your flag sponsorships," Petrash said.

Wed
05
Jun

County garage sales are June 15

 

“Garage Sale Saturday” is just around the corner. It is the one day of the year when a multitude of garage sales are held in the county.
Sponsored by the Jackson County Herald-Tribune, Saturday, June 15 has been set as the date. Garage sales ads are available at the newspaper office at 306 S. Wells for a special price of $5 each if submitted by 5 p.m. on Friday, June 7. All ads submitted after the deadline will run at the regular rate of $7.25 for the first 25 words. 
Wed
05
Jun

Juneteenth plans now underway

 

Planning is underway for the fifth annual Juneteenth celebration in Edna.
According to pageant director Kisha Wilkins, the festivities will kick off with the Juneteenth pageant on Friday, June 14. 
Youth ages 3 through 18 are eligible to participate in the pageant, which begins at 6 p.m. and is held at the Shelby Park Community Center.
Wed
05
Jun

Robinson trial set for Sept. 16

 

A hearing for Christian Blair Robinson, 21, of Edna was held May 29 at the Jackson County Courthouse. District Judge Jack W. Marr presided over the hearing. Robinson’s trial is set for Sept. 16. 
Robinson was arrested on July 29, 2010 and charged with capital murder in the death of his five-month-old, Camden Robinson. According to Edna Police Chief Clinton Wooldridge, the infant was admitted at DeTar North Hospital in Victoria at 9 a.m. on July 14, 2010 with head injuries and other internal injuries, then transferred from DeTar to Driscoll Children’s Hospital in Corpus Christi where he died on July 16.

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