Yoakum Herald Times

Paper’s release Christmas/New Year’s printing schedule

Christmas and New Year’s paper printing week is coming soon and the Hallettsville Publishing Co. wishes to announce that its Lavaca County paper’s the Hallettsville Tribune Herald, Yoakum Herald-Times, Shiner Gazette and Moulton Eagle will be printing one day earlier during those two weeks.

Papers printed one day earlier next week

Thanksgiving week is next week and the Hallettsville Publishing Co. wishes to announce that its Lavaca County paper’s the Hallettsville Tribune Herald, Yoakum Herald-Times, Shiner Gazette and Moulton Eagle will be printed one day earlier than its usual standard day.

2024: YEAR-IN-REVIEW: JULY-DECEMBER

It is hard to imagine another year is coming to an end and its time to review the top stories of the Yoakum Herald-Times that took place in 2024.This is a two-part series. July through December is reviewed in this week’s paper while January through June was in last week.

Papers printing one day early

The Lavaca County newspapers including the Hallettsville Tribune Herald, Yoakum Herald-Times, Shiner Gazette and Moulton Eagle as well as the Luling Newsboy, will all be printing one day earlier next week for New Year’s Day.

Christmas/New Years printing schedule

The Lavaca County newspapers including the Hallettsville Tribune Herald, Yoakum Herald-Times, Shiner Gazette and Moulton Eagle as well as the Luling Newsboy, has released its printing schedule for Christmas and New Year’s.

County papers printing early next week

Thanksgiving week is next week and the Hallettsville Publishing Co. will have its Lavaca County papers Hallettsville Tribune Herald, Yoakum Herald-Times, Shiner Gazette and Moulton Eagle) printed early.

Plans for a five-story hotel in Yoakum

By Murray Montgomery
Staff Writermurray.montgomery@lavacacountytoday.comIt is a fascinating thing to look back into history and see the dreams of those folks who came before us – this story is about one of those dreams.

2023: YHT’S YEAR-IN-REVIEW

SEPTEMBER: Yoakum High School held its homecoming ceremonies at the Bulldogs-Port Lavaca Calhoun game with Destiny Rose crowned Queen, while TyJuan Garza was named King.

Three of the 4 YISD bond propositions passed by voters

Voters in the Yoakum school district approved some $31.7 million in proposed school bond projects Saturday, unofficial election night returns showed, but narrowly defeated a fourth and final measure that would have brought about several improvements to the school’s football stadium.