With the current outbreak of West Nile virus in Texas, controlling the spread of mosquitoes is more important than ever. Following is some information and suggestions from the Dept. of State Health. More information can be obtained from your AgriLife Extension office. Some quick facts about mosquito life cycle, breeding, and water sources: • Once […]

The Friends of the Seadrift Library will sponsor the 4th Annual Junk in the Trunk Sale on October 27, 2012.  Rent a space for $20 and bring your treasures to sell.  Location is the First National Bank of Seadrift parking lot on Hwy. 185.  Hours 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. To reserve your slot or,for […]

Golf Carts Let me begin by saying that I am 100% behind the use of golf carts and utility vehicles (as defined in Texas Code) in Port O Connor when operated in accordance with the restrictions placed on them by law.  That’s where the problems come in. The definition of a utility vehicle is very […]

Augie is a big blonde tabby about 2 years old. He came to us declawed so he must be an inside cat. A very gentle, easy going guy, he likes a bit of playing, plentiful petting, attention and “good boy!” and lots of naps. We think Augie is just about perfect. Do you need a […]

Illinois’ Hearsay Law We count on our law enforcement agencies and our court systems to maintain our country as a safe environment as well as to provide a legal system that is both fair and honest for all Americans. Throughout our history we have changed laws and our viewpoints when necessary such as when Miranda […]