The United Christian Care Center of Vidor has been closed for services to its clients since Thursday, September 19th ; the day floodwaters of Tropical Storm Imelda inundated the center with about 15... + continue reading
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On Monday of this week, a joint state and federal Disaster Recovery Center opened up in Orange County to help disaster and flood victims affected by Tropical Storm Imelda. State and federal disaster response specialists are descending on our county in response to the Presidential Disaster Declaration for Individual Assistance issued last week by... + continue reading
Last Wednesday morning a Vidor Independent School District school bus was involved in a vehicle crash near downtown Vidor. According to Vidor I.S.D. Police Chief Mike Sanchez, a school bus carrying about twenty children was traveling east on East Railroad when a passenger car on Wilson Street, attempting to turn on East Railroad failed to yield... + continue reading
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The TXDOT “Separating your Debris” graphic is similar to the FEMA Debris Collection Graphic pictured in last week’s The Vidor Vidorian with two exceptions. No bagged debris in opaque bags will be picked up by TXDOT; use clear plastic bags for storm debris. And TXDOT will not collect normal household trash including spoiled foods from your flood-damaged refrigerator. Take that garbage to the Citizen’s Collection Station near the closed landfill on F.M. 1442.
The long awaited Imelda storm debris removal has begun in Orange County. Last week, the Orange County Commissioners’ Court authorized the Orange County Road and Bridge Department to utilize some of their dump trucks and loaders to begin storm debris collection in Orange County.To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://... + continue reading
Fishing and Hunting Southeast Texas By Capt. Bill Watkins
An angler called me the other day about booking a fishing trip. He stated that he wanted to catch speckled trout and red fish but he had heard that Sabine Lake was all fresh and muddy and that there were very few specks left. I explained that the recent floods had moved the fish around some but we were catching a lot of speckled trout and reds as... + continue reading
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Vidor RB Zach Seigrest is hit at the goalline as he scores for the Pirates Friday.
for most of the night, the Vidor Pirates lost to the Indians late in the game after a series of penalties and turnovers gave the mid-county team the boost they needed to pull out a victory 18-10.To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://etypeservices.com/Vidor%20VidorianID532/ + continue reading
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Late this past Friday afternoon, my son William was sitting in a nice comfortable box blind on a private ranch in central Texas. Earlier the ranch manager had dropped him off at the blind and it wasn... + continue reading
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Colby Smith, #43, wraps up the Santa Fe QB as his teammates rush in to help. The Pirates almost scored a safety, but the pitch man gained the one yard line.
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The Indians recovered their own fumble on the 10 yard line after mishandling this pitch under pressure from JC Marshall, #8, and Colby Smith, #43.
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Both teams found the ball hard to handle Friday after a sudden cold snap with the Pirates and Indians each having three fumbles. This pitch to Seigrest was recovered by the Pirates.
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Pirate RB Cree Simmons leads the way as ball carrier Zach Seigrest runs right against the Santa Fe Indians Friday night.
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The lone TD in the game came when Brad Nunez, after seemingly being stopped in heavy traffic at the line, suddenly burst out of the crowd at a full run, leaving everyone in his wake.
Fishing and Hunting Southeast Texas By Capt. Bill Watkins
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10 years agoOctober 15, 2009: After months of haggling with FEMA representatives, a request for a $988,000 FEMA mitigation grant to move all the electrical , mechanical and communication equipment... + continue reading
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From left – Military Wall of Honor recipients - representing Senior Airman Chase Williams is his family, David, Brooklyn and Annie Mullins, representing Kolby Gengo are his parents, Sharon and Jason and daughter Everly, and wife Alana, and Technical Sergeant Lee Dorman. Distinguished Alumni for 2019 are Dr. Micah Dyer and Dr. Brad Duhon. Dr. Pauline Colburn Hargrove is the Hall of Fame recipient. To her left is Superintendent of Schools, Stacey Brister.
On Friday evening, September13, the Little Cypress-Mauriceville District honored two Distinguished Alumni, a Hall of Fame inductee and three servicemen for the Military Wall of Honor. These LCM... + continue reading
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