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What’s for dinner

News Staff
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
Amber Worrick of Southfield, MI went grocery shopping recently. When she got home her daughter was helping her unpack and suddenly let out a scream when she spotted a live frog in the plastic package containing the spinach.

Iguanas and snakes surprise

News Staff
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
You can imagine the shock Crystal Collins of Hollywood, FL had when her husband discovered an iguana in a toilet bowl in their home recently. 'We both looked at each other like what are we going to do. I joked about burning the house down. Neither of us do lizards.

Parched in Texas: August Gardening

News Staff
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
These past few weeks have been difficult for trees, plants, lawns, and people! Summers’ blistering grip means most of us are experiencing drought conditions. The extreme heat is forcing many gardeners to water our plants, and if you’re like me, twice daily!

Vidor holds public hearing on budget Thursday

Randall Luker
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
Vidor City Council set a varied agenda for this Thursday with items ranging from the city manager’s annual evaluation in a closed session to a public hearing on the proposed 2023-2024 budget. The proposed budget is for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2023.
Before the Fill the Bus School Supply Collection Drive was postponed last Saturday morning, the Vidor Middle School Pirate Council posed for this picture in front of the big yellow school bus parked in the Walmart parking lot. But, grey clouds were forming and getting ready to open up with lightning and rain. Archive Photo

Before the Fill the Bus School Supply Collection Drive was postponed last Saturday morning, the Vidor Middle School Pirate Council posed for this picture in front of the big yellow school bus parked in the Walmart parking lot. But, grey clouds were forming and getting ready to open up with lightning and rain. Archive Photo

Looking Back8/15/2018

News Staff
Tuesday, August 15, 2023

VISD off to a great year with enrollment up slightly

Randall Luker
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Vidor ISD Superintendent Dr. Jay Killgo said Vidor has gotten off to a great start to the 20232024 school year with just a few glitches. “We are off to a great start. Traffic patterns and transportation are improving daily. Our enrollment is up 28 students district wide.
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