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Wed
27
Mar

Look what I found

 

Coy Powell, son of Desmond and Brittany Powell of Edna, participated in his first Easter egg hunt on Saturday at First United Methodist Church of Edna’s annual hunt held at Mike and Diane Powell’s. More Egg hunts will be held on Saturday, March 30 at Brackenridge and Texana Parks.
Wed
27
Mar

Edna Mexican School to get historical marker

 

Wed
27
Mar

Ganado also looks into ESD

 

Wed
27
Mar

Council approves drainage study

 

Thu
21
Mar

Kelley was arrested in New Caney

 

Rick Boone, investigator at the Jackson County Sheriff’s office, said Everett Kelley of Woodville was arrested in New Caney after the sheriff’s department received a Crime Stopper tip in reference to a stolen $60,000 RV camper from the city limits of Ganado.
“We did retrieve more than one RV,” he said. “Two were from our county and one was from Baytown.” 
Boone said one of the RV campers was declared totaled by the insurance company, so the owners received compensation for the RV camper from the insurance company. 
Kelley, 48, received a life sentence for the theft of the $60,000 RV camper on Feb. 28 by District Judge Jack W. Marr. Jackson County District Attorney Bobby Bell said Kelley has eight previous felony convictions and has been in prison six times. Bell said the sentence was based off of the habitual statute law, which applies to those with two or more felony convictions prior to the offense. 
 
Wed
20
Mar

Boosters will host Fun Ride

 

Wed
20
Mar

Tickets still available for RezFest

 

Christians will get a spiritual rush at RezFest 2013 on Saturday, March 23 at Brackenridge Main Event Center off of Highway111 in Edna.
Creator of RezFest Glen Dry said there will be a lineup of Christian bands at the event, some will play country music. The following bands and musicians featured are: Mercy Me, Clay Crockett and the Shotgun Riders, Ross King, The Afters and Francesca Battistelli. Illusionist Brock Gill and Comedian Brad Stine will also take the stage.
“The whole purpose of RezFest is to celebrate Jesus and the resurrection,” Dry said. “That’s the reason why we do it around Easter.”
Wed
20
Mar

Kelley had eight previous felonies

 

Everett Kelley, 48 of Woodville, who was recently sentenced to life in prison for theft by District Judge Jack W. Marr has eight previous felony convictions and has been in prison six times, according to Jackson County District Attorney Bobby Bell. 
He was sentenced to life on Feb. 28 for stealing a $60,000 RV camper from the city limits of Ganado, Rick Boone, investigator at the Jackson County Sheriff’s office said. Bell said the sentence was based off of the habitual statute law, which applies to those with two or more felony convictions prior to the offense. Boone also said there are two other felony charges pending for possession of a weapon in a correctional facility and for theft of another RV camper.
Wed
20
Mar

County flood plain maps see changes

 

Wed
20
Mar

Chamber presents beautification awards

Several Jackson County businesses received Beautification Awards at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Membership Banquet held March 12. From left are, front, Beth Reed with Lavaca Bluffs Vineyard and Winery, JoBeth Tiekin, TDECU-Edna branch manager, Dr. Mac Lee, Joe Hermes, and Justin Bonnot with State Farm Insurance; and back, Jon Bradford with Bradford Motors, Russell Todish with Slavik and Ganado Funeral Homes, Amanda Mamerow with Sweetheart Boutique, Lynette Novak with Coastal Title Company, and Ronald Kubecka, Lavaca-Navidad River Authority board president. Other businesses recognized are Edna ISD, Rear Window Listening Room, Texas Country Oaks Dance Hall, and YKC/Ganado Telephone Company.

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