The first week of June was on the slow side, maybe everybody is out of town. Continue reading “Two property crimes, no jail trips”
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3 kisses
Tucker found some toy keys, an old wallet, and a stack of papers last night, which became his favorite toys. Continue reading “3 kisses”
Juan Pablo Gomez
Pablo Gomez passed away on June 4, 2021, at the age of 61 in Natalia, Texas. Continue reading “Juan Pablo Gomez”
School custodian steps in to help choking student
Devine ISD recently honored custodian, Robert Hernandez, for jumping into action when he saw a student choking in the cafeteria. Continue reading “School custodian steps in to help choking student”
18 wheeler cab pulls in driveway of home, 20 people jump and run
Lytle area homeowners were relaxing at home when they heard a vehicle pull up in the driveway. Continue reading “18 wheeler cab pulls in driveway of home, 20 people jump and run”
31st annual Devine Lions Club Golf Tournament this Saturday
The 31st annual Devine Lions Club Tournament will be Saturday, June 12 at the Devine Golf Course. Continue reading “31st annual Devine Lions Club Golf Tournament this Saturday”
Bee rustlers take hive near Devine, $2,000 reward offered
A local beekeeper had a box carrying somewhere between 40 and 50 thousand bees stolen, along with a sign on his front gate advertising honey. Continue reading “Bee rustlers take hive near Devine, $2,000 reward offered”
Mission Devine volunteers get to work
Last Monday, Mission Devine gathered over 75 volunteers to begin their 42 projects. Continue reading “Mission Devine volunteers get to work”
War horse Sully taken in by local equine rescue center
Sully, a Percheron draft horse, was taken in by the local equine rescue shelter, Wings and Reins or W.A.R. Continue reading “War horse Sully taken in by local equine rescue center”
Commissioners move forward on MCSO building, widening CR 381
Commissioners Court was held June 3 and all items were approved with the exception of item 16, which was tabled. Continue reading “Commissioners move forward on MCSO building, widening CR 381”