By submitted The Jim Wells County Commissioners announced $600,000 available in grants for non-profit organizations, located within the county, through the JWC American Rescue Plan… Login to continue reading Login…
By Melissa Cantu Trevino BEN BOLT – A Ben Bolt – Palito Blanco Independent School District parent addressed the district’s superintendent and the school board… Login to continue reading Login…
Employees with Kofile Technologies loaded up paper records from the Jim Wells County Clerk’s Office on Wednesday, Oct. 12 with the purpose of digitizing them.… Login to continue reading Login…
Alice police recently ruled the unattended death of 73-year-old Santos Castillo as accidental. Castillo was found dead in his home on the 900 block of Farm Street last week.
Pumpkins are everywhere especially as part of Fall and Halloween decorations. If you are looking for a special pumpkin, try your luck at the Cornerstone Baptist Church.
“October is domestic violence awareness month and we acknowledge the honor and dedication to ending domestic violence,” said Marisol Carvajal-Garcia, 79th Judicial District Assistant District Attorney during the annual Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Vigil and Walk that was held on Thursday, Oct.6 on the southside of the Jim Wells County Courthouse.
Texas voters are increasingly concerned about the state’s future. What else do they agree on? They support solutions on core-governance issues, offering leaders a roadmap for strengthening voter confidence and moving Texas forward.
Corpus Christi – The beginning of fall means cooler temps and thoughts of favorite cold-weather recipes. Across the Lone Star state, that means chicken and dumplings are back at participating DQ restaurants in Texas! The homemade recipe is a deliciously hearty dish with tender chicken, scrumptious gravy and fluffy dumplings that bring comfort just in time for fall and winter.
Orange Grove FFA competed in the Area X Fall CDEs Wednesday. The Homesite Team earned a spot at the state contest in April.
All but lost in the shadow of major contests for U.S. Senate and governor, voters in some battleground states will be deciding ballot proposals this November that could reshape the way they vote in the next presidential election.