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PORT LAVACA - It's time to clean up the beaches. Read Story »
Victoria's business climate would be very different without the infrastructure the city boasts, Dale Fowler, president of the Victoria Economic ... Read Story »
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PORT LAVACA - It's time to clean up the beaches. Read Story »
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Voters approved giving Victoria College $22 million in bonds to fund an Emerging Technology Center. Read Story »
EDNA - The Lavaca-Navidad River Authority voted 6-2 on Wednesday to fund a $310,000 feasibility study that would examine options ... Read Story »
Beaches in the Golden Crescent will get a spring cleaning this weekend. Read Story »
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Victoria County has put most of the land at 622 Schroeder Road up for sale. Read Story »
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When it comes to economic development, bringing in new business is great, Thomas Mote said Thursday. Just don't forget the ... Read Story »
Editor's note: This is a sidebar story to an Associated Press feature about the nation's oil and chemical plants, which, ... Read Story »
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Two incumbent Victoria County commissioners and the DeWitt County sheriff have filed for re-election. Read Story »
The whooping cranes will soon be winging their way back north, but the legal controversy surrounding the birds continues. Read Story »
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Although Caterpillar will have to apply for an air quality permit, it will not be a major polluter, an economic ... Read Story »
MAGNOLIA BEACH - The water from Lavaca Bay lapped steadily against the shores of Magnolia Beach as Victoria resident Gena ... Read Story »
In the wake of one of the worst recorded droughts in Texas history, water has become an issue that officials ... Read Story »
The city of Victoria signed an agreement to sell methane gas produced from the bowels of its landfill. Read Story »
Thomas Webb is not working for the first time in 32 years after being placed on furlough by an offshore ... Read Story »
Caterpillar's decision to construct a 600,000-square-foot hydraulic excavator plant at the Lone Tree Business Center promises to change the Crossroads ... Read Story »
Once-quiet towns have become hives of activity as oil companies lease land and oil field workers swarm into the area. Read Story »
Whatever project the Victoria Economic Development Corporation is working on, it has an extra $100,000 to get it done. Read Story »
A cloud of fruit flies swarm above one of Roy Cook's compost piles. Read Story »