Listen to all the different activities taking place June 14-17 in downtown Victoria as part of Dig Our History Days! From taking part in a real archaeological dig, to taking a guided tour of the historic homes of Victoria, to a cemetery tour featuring four actors playing the roles of prominent Victorians buried there, Dig Our History Days offers something for all history buffs.
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Get all the facts about the Summer Reading Program and the new Laptop Checkout Program at the Victoria Public Library.
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History buffs take note! Ready to take part in a FREE archeological dig at De Leon Plaza? How about a guided tour of the 1892 Courthouse? Or a historic homes tour in historic downtown Victoria? Or a cemetery tour from Victoria Preservation Inc? Find out how by listening to this podcast.
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Jennifer Sourdellia discusses the new Splash Pad at Lone Tree Creek Park.
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Jerry James, Director of Intergovernmental Relations, talks about Victoria’s water resources and explains why Victoria is well prepared for the ongoing drought.
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Danielle Williams from the Victoria CVB discusses the new Victoria Welcome Center on US59 South and is seeking volunteers to help market travel to Victoria
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Police Chief Craig discusses a change in the way Police respond to minor traffic accidents.
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Get your tree limbs picked up faster now by following a few simple steps. Environmental Services Director Darryl Lesak tells us how.
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Library Director Danya Williams-Capone discusses some of the new projects budgeted for the Library this year, including exterior lighting, e-book purchases and improvements to the kids area of the library.
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Out-going Parks Director Doug Cochran discusses some of the Parks Department budget highlights, including the new Amphitheatre at Ethel Lee Tracy Park, paving of some nature trails in Riverside Park, increasing access to Fox’s Bend in Riverside Park and a new Park Ambassador Program for Riverside Park.
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Fire Chief Taner Drake highlights some of the new items in this year’s Fire Department budget.
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Katherine Henley from the Victoria Public Library discusses upcoming “Tech Talks” for anyone interesting in new technology.
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Get an e-Reader for Christmas? Attend the library’s Downloadable Boot Camp on Saturday, January 26 at 10:30 a.m. to find out how you can check out FREE e-Books from the library. If you don’t have an e-Reader, attend the boot camp to get “hands on” experience with several e-Readers.
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Victoria’s first railroad “quiet zone” will debut in 2013. This podcast talks about the City’s first quiet zone and explains why it is not possible to create quiet zones in all of Victoria.
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Illegal signs abound during the holiday season. Is your garage sale sign or advertising sign legal?
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Two of the most popular Christmas events in Victoria are free and scheduled for Friday, November 30 and Saturday, December 1. Listen to the podcast for all the details 
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Joel Novosad talks us through all the sights and sounds of Bootfest 2012
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LaRue Roth talks about the “Partners in History” tourism concept to market Victoria’s colorful history. (Part 1)
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Joel Novosad from the Victoria Convention and Visitors Bureau discusses the featured country music acts for Bootfest 2012 on October 5-6. Remember Bootfest 2o12 is a free event 
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The City of Victoria has begun to switch from our manual water meters to an automatic meter-reading system that electronically records water usage and sends that information to the City.
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