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To live to a hundred is to become a walking library of human experience. For Corporal Abraham Z. Suarez, Sr., celebrating a century of life over the weekend, that library contains chapters of global upheaval, the evolution of the American dream, and a brush with death that earned him a nickname as electric as his personality.
While the world knows him as a centenarian ...
The rhythmic clatter of shuffling cards and the high-energy cheers of a winning hand filled the air this weekend, but the real “jackpot” had nothing to do with the house. The Golden Crescent Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) hosted its signature Vegas Comes to Victoria, transforming the Victoria Community Center into a neon-lit fundraising powerhouse dedic...
The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider creating a temporary elections administrator position during its regularly scheduled meeting Monday as the county prepares for upcoming elections.
The temporary position would help oversee election operations for the May election following the planned re...
The Victoria East Titans (15-3-1, 2-0) won a hotly contested road battle Friday against the Richmond Randle Lions, 5-4. It was East’s eighth straight win and their first one-run victory during that span.
The bats were working early on for East. Key hits with runners on base enabled East to rally for three runs in the opening frame.
Third baseman Bentley Bl...
In a place nicknamed The Music City, Texas A&M men’s basketball never found its rhythm, leading to a one and done exit from the SEC Basketball Tournament in Nashville after falling Thursday night to Oklahoma 83-63.
Against a Sooners team desperate to play its way off of the NCAA Tournament bubble, the Aggie defense was rocked early, as Nigel Pack found himsel...