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Building Trades Design Pirate Chests

Building Trades Design Pirate Chests

Building Trades Design Pirate Chests

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Mr. Hartman’s Building Trades classes designed and created VP Pirate Chests as a keepsake or to give to a special person. These two young men Luke Pittman & Daniel Avalo, chose to give theirs to Mr. Root, their Ag teacher.
VHS Culinary students participate in Pumpkin Walk

VHS Culinary students participate in Pumpkin Walk

VHS Culinary students participate in Pumpkin Walk

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
On Saturday October 19, 2024, The Beaumont Heritage Society held the annual Pumpkin Walk on the grounds of the historic John Jay French Museum. The VHS Culinary students made pumpkins for the contest.
2nd place- Bailey Nixon & Kyla Thomas * Neurologist Gliomas (Brain tumor)

2nd place- Bailey Nixon & Kyla Thomas * Neurologist Gliomas (Brain tumor)

VHS Health Science Creates Pumpkin-ology Projects

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Mrs. Whittington’s and Mrs. Franklin’s Health Science classes had a Pumpkinology Project to do for the week of Halloween. Students were asked to research an illness or disease, write about it & design their pumpkin to match or represent that disease.
The differences in leaf structure are small, yet the growing media, and light requirements are similar for each of the three holiday cacti varieties. The images depict slight differences between the three types of holidaycacti (courtesy: worldofsucclents.com).

The differences in leaf structure are small, yet the growing media, and light requirements are similar for each of the three holiday cacti varieties. The images depict slight differences between the three types of holidaycacti (courtesy: worldofsucclents.com).

Holiday Cacti Trifecta: Thanksgiving, Christmas & Easter

John Green
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Gardeners, we have finally received desperately needed rainfall over the past several days and while some areas of SETX received generous rainfall amounts, more is needed to remove the deficit.
Heroes recognized Congressman Randy Weber stopped in Vidor last week to recognize two local heroes. Vidor Police Department officers Moss and Stephenson were recognized for saving two children trapped in a burning home in Vidor on September 10. Pictured are, Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll, Officer Moss, Congressman Randy Weber, Officer Stephenson

Heroes recognized Congressman Randy Weber stopped in Vidor last week to recognize two local heroes. Vidor Police Department officers Moss and Stephenson were recognized for saving two children trapped in a burning home in Vidor on September 10. Pictured are, Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll, Officer Moss, Congressman Randy Weber, Officer Stephenson

Weber honors Vidor patrolmen for lifesaving actions

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Congressman Randy Weber stopped in Vidor last week to recognize the lifesaving efforts of Officer Ashton Moss and Officer Michael Stephenson with a ”Congressional Record which will be preserved in the Capitol, flags that were flown over the Capitol and a Challenge Coin to recognize their...
VISD patrons say YES to $98.4 million bond proposal

VISD patrons say YES to $98.4 million bond proposal

VISD patrons say YES to $98.4 million bond proposal

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Vidor ISD patrons approved a $98.4 million bond proposal Tuesday by a 54 percent to 46 percent margin, or 5,215 for and 4,449 against, a difference of 766 votes out of a total of 9,6654 ballots cast.Vidor ISD Superintendent Dr.
VHS Senior Ysela Gabby Spencer was crowned 2024 VHS Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities Friday during the Vidor Pirate-Liberty Panther football game. Gabby was escorted by her father, Jerad Spencer.

VHS Senior Ysela Gabby Spencer was crowned 2024 VHS Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities Friday during the Vidor Pirate-Liberty Panther football game. Gabby was escorted by her father, Jerad Spencer.

2024 VHS Homecoming Queen

News Staff
Wednesday, October 30, 2024

VIDOR POLICE ARREST REPORT

News Staff
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
In recent weeks the Vidor Police Department responded to many calls. What follows are but a few of the incidents that required police action. Readers should remember that a person who was arrested has not been found guilty of any wrongdoing.
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