Arabians Defeat Coyotes for Area Championship

Devine Arabians celebrate Hilary Barnett’s walk off.

By Amanda Ramos, Asst Softball Coach
The Devine Arabian softball team took on Alice Coyotes this past week in a series to secure the Area title. The Arabians swept the series winning game one, 5-4, and game two, 6-1. The Arabians have faced the Coyotes the last three years in play-off’s. This was the first year they were able to beat them to advance to the Regional Quarter Finals.
“Facing Alice again for the third time was a nerve-racking experience but I was confident in my team that we could beat them,” senior Denise Contreras said. “It took a lot from us but we came out on top.”
In game one, Barnett pitched all seven innings, giving up three earned runs and…

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Natalia Veteran’s Memorial

Library Story Time May 17th

The Natalia Veteran’s Memorial Library will host a Preschool Storytime on Friday, May 17th at 10:30 am. The library’s address is 501 Third Street, Natalia. We are one block from the U.S. Post Office on the corner of Kearney and 3rd Street.

Devine

April 26
10:30AM – Officer attended ribbon cutting/grand opening on Herring Ave.
14:13PM – Officer dispatched to IH 35 SB Exit 122 for major accident.
15:18PM – Officer cited female for possession of drug paraphernalia.
20:54PM – Complainant called in reference to lost wallet inside residence. Believes it was stolen.

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Donald R. Haass

July 29, 1938 – April 26, 2024

Donald R. Haass of Devine, Texas entered eternal rest on April 26, 2024.
Donald was born on July 29, 1938 to Richard and Clara (Schott) Haass of Devine, Texas. After graduating from Devine High School in 1956, he began his career at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.

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Felipa Haro

Felipa Haro was laid to peaceful eternal rest on March 8, 2024 surrounded by her family. She was born August 23, 1934 to Atanasio and Atilana Loza.
She was preceded in death by her husband Maurilio Haro and son Michael Haro.
She is survived by her son Victor (Patti) Haro, daughters Nelda Chowdhury (Tanmay), and Elsa Haro, as well as five granddaughters, and four great granddaughters all of whom she loved immensely.

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