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Beautiful vistas abound while traveling through Texas Hill country during spring. Numerous wildflower types provide a visual assault to each spectator with a cacophony of color. A yearly demonstration of Natures’ exuberance. If you are considering a wildflower garden or meadow, preparation begins now to create a stunning vocal point (courtesy: Texashighways.com). Courtesy Photo, John Green, Certified Texas Expert Gardener

Beautiful vistas abound while traveling through Texas Hill country during spring. Numerous wildflower types provide a visual assault to each spectator with a cacophony of color. A yearly demonstration of Natures’ exuberance. If you are considering a wildflower garden or meadow, preparation begins now to create a stunning vocal point (courtesy: Texashighways.com). Courtesy Photo, John Green, Certified Texas Expert Gardener

Growing Wild: Planting a wildflower garden

News Staff
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Gardeners, it’s official... fall has arriveddon’t smirk! According to the Farmer Almanac, the autumnal equinox arrived Saturday, September 23rd.

Red Tide confirmed in multiple regions of Texas coast

News Staff
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Parks and Wildlife Department is working with other agencies to monitor a red tide event along the upper Texas coast and the Lower Laguna Madre. The presence of red tide on the upper coast was confirmed on Sunday, Sept. 3, at a red tide monitoring station near Freeport.

This bird has talent

News Staff
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Not only do Cockatoos fly, at least one of them gets around on its very own scooter. He goes by the name of Chico and the folks at Guinness say he’s the world’s fastest bird on two wheels.
The Vidor Public Library held Wonder Readers’ craft hour on Thursday, September 21, 2023. Library Clerk Sarah Screws shared facts about the moon. The students created the phases of the moon with Oreo cookies and made recycled robots. VISD Courtesy Photo

The Vidor Public Library held Wonder Readers’ craft hour on Thursday, September 21, 2023. Library Clerk Sarah Screws shared facts about the moon. The students created the phases of the moon with Oreo cookies and made recycled robots. VISD Courtesy Photo

Wonder Readers

News Staff
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
On Monday the Rotary Club of Vidor Texas honored the Vidor High School September Students of the Month with a luncheon at the weekly Rotary meeting. Congratulations to Jayden Magee (9th grade), Reagan Harvey (10th grade), Conner Davis (11th grade), and Brendon Jordan (12th grade). VISD Courtesy Photo

On Monday the Rotary Club of Vidor Texas honored the Vidor High School September Students of the Month with a luncheon at the weekly Rotary meeting. Congratulations to Jayden Magee (9th grade), Reagan Harvey (10th grade), Conner Davis (11th grade), and Brendon Jordan (12th grade). VISD Courtesy Photo

Students of the Month

News Staff
Tuesday, September 26, 2023

Saturday fire destroys home on Spooner

Randall Luker
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
On the afternoon of September 23, 2023, at approximately 4:26 PM, OCESD#1 was requested for service due to a structure fire. Fire crews arrived on scene in the 2500 Block of Spooner St, to find a single-wide manufactured home with heavy fire and smoke coming from the rear of the home.
Vidor City Council votes 4-2

Vidor City Council votes 4-2

Vidor City Council votes 4-2 in no confidence vote on mayor

Randall Luker
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Vidor City Council expressed their displeasure with Mayor Misty Songe over her handling of the situation resulting in Vidor City Manager Robbie Hood being placed on administrative leave, being reinstated and then placed on leave again with a 4-2 vote of no confidence during council’s regular...
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