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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2007
Page
2
The Chronicle Journal declares itself as the community’s hometown paper founded in 1877 with a weekly circulation around 3,200. Contact options include phone 830 393-2111, fax 830 393-9012, and email journal felpsis.net.
The Floresville Chronicle Journal invites community notices including events weddings and engagements with no charge for church or public gathering notices. It outlines submission methods deadlines and contact details and notes policy on letters opinions advertising errors liabilities and postmaster address changes.
Kevin Brown and area realtors paused for refreshments at Abrego Lake during a two day sales event on Friday and Saturday. The Floresville Chronicle Journal notes community turnout and promotes the site with details at the official Abrego Lake website.
Wilson County residents collected about 9,500 pounds of materials for recycling and safe disposal at a May 19 Floresville event. Household totals include 200 pounds aerosols, 600 pounds pesticide liquids, 200 pounds pesticide solids, 30 pounds corrosives, 6,500 pounds paint, 50 batteries, 450 gallons oil, and 200 pounds oil filters. Commissioner Albert Gomez praised the effort. The event was funded by a TCEQ grant to Alamo RC&D Area, Inc., with cooperation from Wilson County, Floresville, the Emergency Management Division, and NRCS, and local volunteers plus Stockdale Fire Department. More info at alamored.org or 210-735-3391.
Today is the final day to register for the Wilson County Summer Ag Tour on June 19 at Kosciusko Hall with an 8:30 a.m. start and 9:00 a.m. tour. $4 fee, lunch at noon, CEUs offered for pesticide applicators, register by June 14 via Wilson County Extension Office. A private applicator license training and testing program is scheduled for August 22 at the Wilson County Justice Center with pre-registration by August 17. study manual available for $20.
Wilson County joins 35 counties enacting the Texas Automated Vehicle Inspection System TA VIS with an automation fee of 2 dollars per safety inspection and 25 cents per emissions test. Inspections now cost about 14.50 dollars and reporting becomes electronic, officials say. Bexar County also implements the TAVIS fee.
DPS troopers seized more drugs in 2006 than any prior year. Col. Thomas Davis Jr. says the department set records for cocaine, marijuana, and methamphetamine, removing over 100,000 pounds of drugs and arresting 1,975 smugglers in Texas. Highlights include 5,986 pounds of cocaine, 95,653 pounds of marijuana, 267 pounds of methamphetamine, and drugs valued at $335.9 million.
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