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Charles Douglas Floyd

LOOP - Charles Douglas Floyd 'aka Jimmy Ringo from Quitaque, 87, a lifelong resident of Loop passed away on January 26, 2024. Celebration of life was held at the First United Methodist Church in Seagraves at 11:00 a.m. on January 29, 2024, with Beverly Titus officiating. Graveside services followed at the Loop Cemetery in Loop. Arrangements and services were entrusted to Ratliff Funeral Home in Seagraves. Douglas was born to Doyle and Renee Floyd on December 4, 1936, in Afton. He moved to Loop in 1941 and grew up on the family farm. Douglas graduated Loop High School in 1956. He was an ou...

Austin teen to stand trial for kidnapping - Vimarsana News

Austin teen to stand trial for kidnapping

Accused of preventing a teen girl from leaving his vehicle.

Source: kimt.com
The Greatest Lawyer Who Ever Lived – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

The Greatest Lawyer Who Ever Lived – Texas Monthly

He’s the brashest, most generous, most foul-mouthed trial attorney in the country. And at 89, Joe Jamail can still command a courtroom, mother%*!$#@.

Koch-Owned Plant Finds Legal Ways to Pollute - The Texas Observer - Vimarsana News

Koch-Owned Plant Finds Legal Ways to Pollute - The Texas Observer

A clean energy company that once operated at Port Arthur's Oxbow plant claims it manipulated SO2 emissions to avoid spending on pollution controls.

JC commissioners want busts of Walter Umphrey and Wayne Reaud in front of courthouse - Vimarsana News

JC commissioners want busts of Walter Umphrey and Wayne Reaud in front of courthouse

Wayne Reaud BEAUMONT – Over the years, iconic attorneys Walter Umphrey and Wayne Reaud have contributed greatly to the Jefferson County courthouse – somewhat literally, as the two men and their law firms have been stuffing heaps of cash into the coffers of the judges who preside over their cases for decades now. Now, apparently seeking to “honor” Umphrey and Reaud for their “accomplishments,” the Commissioners’ Court will vote tomorrow on whether to authorize the erection of busts of the men in the courthouse’s entry courtyard.       If authorize...