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Mon
13
May

Hearing rescheduled for Robinson

A hearing was rescheduled on May 13 for Christian Blair Robinson, 21, of Edna, at the Jackson County Courthouse. He was arrested on July 29, 2010 and charged with capital murder in the death of his five-month-old son, 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. An autopsy was performed by the Nueces County Medical Examiner who determined the cause of death to be abusive head trauma and ruled the death a homicide.

Sat
11
May

ESD Passes

Election results are in, the Emergency Services District passes 441 to 260. In the Ganado City Council Election the three incumbent's Robin Bauerle, Calvin Callies, and Blake Petrash retain their seats. See the full article in the May 15th paper.

Fri
10
May

Principal to be honored in June

 

Wed
08
May

County updating reverse call system

 

Wed
08
May

Crossing the finish line

Carol Rogers of Edna was one of 189 participants in the Run for God 5K held at the Brackenridge Main Event Center on May 4.  Runners braved cooler than normal temperatures as the thermometer dipped into the 40’s early Saturday morning. Quintin Kirk of Edna came in first with a winning time of 18:45.9. Carson Price came in second with a time of 19:55.4, followed closely by Nacho Trevino with a time of 19:58.9. Rogers finished with a time of 32:02.8.

Wed
08
May

Election day is Saturday

 Early voting for the ESD 3 and Ganado City Council election ended Tuesday. Voters will head to the polls on Saturday to cast their vote.

According to Sharon Martin-Villareal, election clerk for the county clerk’s office, there were 463 early ballots cast in the ESD election. Any registered voter in the Edna ISD is eligible to vote in this election.
The polling location for the ESD election is from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. in the Jackson County Courthouse lobby. 
Larry Thompson, city secretary for Ganado, said there were 46 early voters in the city council election.
Voting will take place at the Ganado ISD Media Center on Saturday from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 
Election results will be available at www.jacksonconews.com and on the Jackson County Herald-Tribune’s Facebook page as soon as they become available after the polls close.
Tue
07
May

Industrial ISD report given at meeting

 

Fri
03
May

Tree falls on truck

Charles E. Williams was driving his truck in front of Edna Junior High School on May 3 when a tree was blown over by a strong gust of wind onto his windshield. Williams was not injured in the accident. He called his wife, Mary Williams, and told her about the tree. Mary said she was surprised about it.  

Wed
01
May

ESD proponents showcase city’s equipment

 

A public meeting was held at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce building to help educate and answer questions regarding the proposed ESD before the May 11 election. 
A panel of individuals representing the Edna Volunteer Fire Department, Edna Fire/EMS Department, ESD No. 3 and the Insurance Services Office each gave a presentation and answered questions afterward. About 35 individuals attended the meeting, mostly from the Edna Volunteer Fire Department and fire/EMS department. Edna Mayor Joe Hermes, Edna City Council Member Maxine Price and Allan Friedrich, Jackson County emergency management coordinator were just a few notable individuals at the two-hour meeting. 
 
Wed
01
May

Voting underway

 

Early voting began on April 29 for the Ganado City Council and ESD3 election.
As of presstime, in Ganado there were five voters who cast their ballot for the three city council positions up for re-election. Incumbents are Calvin Callies, Blake Petrash, and Robin Bauerle. Carl Russellburg is also vying for a council seat.
In the ESD3 election there were 28 voters who cast an early ballot. There are 4,748 registered voters in the EISD who are eligible to vote in this election. The last day to request a mail ballot is Friday, May 3. 
A call button has been installed in the handicapped parking area of the courthouse for those who need curbside voting. 
Election day is Saturday, May 11.   

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