education

Victoria Electric Cooperative will have a silent auction to raise funds for their "Linemen for Little Ones" community service project, to raise money for our local schools and to help the children of our community. Help contribute to our children's education by being there for Silent Auction Day...

Enhance your skills with more than 110 different tutorials from Learning Express Library and Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing. The Victoria Public Library Computer Lab will be reserved every Wednesday for this self-guided training. For more information visit the library website www...

Bob Allen practices "natural horsemanship." He is, in fact, a "horse whisperer," and he's coming to Hallettsville on Thursday, January 9th to present a program on the subject. If you own--or plan to own--a horse (or horses), you're sure to find this to be a fascinating presentation.

Congratulations to Jayden Kueker of Wilmington! Jayden knew the answer to today’s Almost Impossible Trivia Question, and won a couple of yummy Jack In The Box Tacos! Q:  According to a new study parents are spending $3,000 less on this than they did just a few years ago. What?

Education is expensive and getting more expensive every day. It's a simple fact and it's not going to change any time soon. One of the best things you can possibly do for your children is to have a plan in place to pay for their higher education. The folks at Edward Jones can help.

There is no denying, the digital age is upon us. Everywhere you turn, there is a digital alternative to the analog world we have grown accustomed to. Now it is reaching public education. A very exciting alternative to actually physically attending public school is coming to Victoria.

That's right, unfortunately no more cheating in the great board game Monopoly.  A new version of the game will be coming out later this year.  This version though will not have any money, community chest, or chance cards.  Basically they are doing away with paper.