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The new gospel play, "Repent and Let's Have Church 2: Aunt Ida Strikes Back," is coming to Victoria. Read Story »
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The Old Landmark Committee is hosting its annual Juneteenth celebration beginning Saturday. Read Story »
I admit it, I'm kind of a Shakespeare junky, so when I heard there was a production of "The Tempest" ... Read Story »
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The holidays can be exhausting. Read Story »
In Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," the American Dream is never so terrible as when you get it wrong. Read Story »
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As a kid growing up, my holidays always centered on friends and family as well as Christmas Eve pageants, food ... Read Story »
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Experience is valuable in making excellent choices. I have the experience needed to help Victoria Independent School District maintain quality ... Read Story »
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The vagina connects the uterus to the outside world. Yet, many remain close-minded to the Latin-based word invented in the ... Read Story »
"The Wizard of Oz," a districtwide musical production, including 140 students from Victoria school district campuses, opens at VISD's Fine ... Read Story »
East junior is one of four Chamber award recipients. Read Story »
The importance of the Eagle Ford Shale on the US economy was the focus of Wednesday's Victoria Energy Summit. Read Story »
Poor little Mexican boy from South Texas. Read Story »
It has been six years since Sandra Avery last marched in the Victoria Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. Read Story »
The name Robert King Jr. has long been synonymous with audience-captivating productions. Read Story »
Crime doesn't pay, and if you don't believe me, go check out the Alley Theatre's production of Agatha Christie's play ... Read Story »
Glen Davis aged 41 years in three hours. Read Story »
I admit it, if you squeeze the words "Pulitzer Prize winning" in front of a playwright's name, my ears will ... Read Story »
Famed playwright Lillian Hellman was an unknown when her first play, "The Children's Hour," premiered on Broadway in 1934. She ... Read Story »
The ties that bind can also eviscerate. If you don't think that's a true statement, go check out "The Lion ... Read Story »
It's never too late for a second chance. Until the nails are in the coffin, there's time to change. Read Story »