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Work began on a Victoria oil and natural gas well engineers estimate holds $5.8 million in reserves. Read Story »
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Who are you? Where are you? When are you open? You're on-premise sign should answer these questions. Read Story »
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The concept of cycles is an old and reliable predictor. Things happen in cycles and for business there are four. Read Story »
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Ignoring the burnt pieces of ceiling falling onto his skin, Woodie Vowell helped drag his neighbor and friend out of ... Read Story »
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John Earl hasn't seen or heard from his 8-year-old son in seven months. Read Story »
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Interstate 69 in Texas is barely closer to completion now than it was when business leaders proposed it almost 20 ... Read Story »
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About 200 acres was destroyed by fire on Salem Road just off of Loop 463 at noon Tuesday. Read Story »
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Victoria County's credit rating improved and a recent restructuring of debt resulted in substantial savings, commissioners say. Read Story »
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Friday is the last day to cast an early ballot in the Nov. 6 general election. Read Story »
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The house fire Thursday in the 1300 block of Vogt Road was determined to be accidental by the Victoria County ... Read Story »
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Sharon West Bauer was the only Crossroads resident who died during Hurricane Claudette. Read Story »
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Victoria County is replacing the outdated records management system in the county clerk's office. Read Story »
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Corrections and Clarifications Read Story »
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A home on Stoney Lane that was destroyed by flames about 4:15 p.m. Tuesday was just one of several fires ... Read Story »
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The city of Victoria should have more money in next year's budget, thanks to an increase in sales tax revenue. Read Story »
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Plumes of black smoke north of Victoria on Wednesday were the result of the illegal burning of tires, said Victoria ... Read Story »
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Fire and oil field officials are waiting for natural gas to burn off from pipes leading to a compressor that ... Read Story »
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"No. God put them on this great Earth just as he did us, so why can't we share this big ... Read Story »
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The Crossroads remains dry but residents seem to better understand how to play it safe, fire personnel said Monday. Read Story »