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2023 Overall Winner

2023 Overall Winner

Excitement builds for 2024 VHS Homecoming

Areas lining Main Street have already been taped off with folding chairs carefully placed to reserve a spot to watch the 2024 Vidor High School Homecoming Parade on Friday.With more than 100 entries, this year’s parade theme is “Big Buc Takes The Silver Screen” and promises to be memorable as...

VIDOR POLICE ARREST REPORT SEPT. 29-OCTOBER 5

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.
Fabulous Fireboards

Fabulous Fireboards

Fabulous Fireboards

The Vidor High School Introduction to Construction class is bringing a creative spark to this year’s Homecoming game on October 25th by designing and building custom fire boards for the halftime festivities.
Pop up scary sweet Halloween treats

Pop up scary sweet Halloween treats

Pop up scary sweet Halloween treats

(Family Features) Scaring up a good time this Halloween starts with spooky costumes, ghoulish decor and treats you can share with your favorite ghosts and goblins.
The ‘Arctic Frost’ and ‘Orange Frost’ tangerine cultivars journey began in 1997 when Mr. Moy and Dr. Jerry Parsons collaborated, wanting to hybridize a winter hardy ‘Changsha’ tangerine. Their goal was to produce a Satsuma hybrid with enhanced cold hardiness, producing quality fruit with low seed count (image: plantanswers.com).

The ‘Arctic Frost’ and ‘Orange Frost’ tangerine cultivars journey began in 1997 when Mr. Moy and Dr. Jerry Parsons collaborated, wanting to hybridize a winter hardy ‘Changsha’ tangerine. Their goal was to produce a Satsuma hybrid with enhanced cold hardiness, producing quality fruit with low seed count (image: plantanswers.com).

Tangerines: Improved Cold Hardiness

By John Green,Certified Texas Expert GardenerThere is one significant detail that has not been lost to history, SETX gardeners love to grow citrus trees, despite everything!
Early voting begins Monday through November 1

Early voting begins Monday through November 1

Early voting begins Monday through November 1

Early voting for the Nov. 5 general election begins Monday, Oct. 21 and ends on Nov. 1. Texas voters will be choosing from a full slate of candidates, from president to U.S. senator to various county positions.The deadline to register to vote was Oct. 7.