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Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties
Warhorse Powerlifters Joe Guerrero, Rolando Garcia, Ty Sadler, Sam Diaz, Adam Guerrero, Arthur Pegues, Nate Martinez, Gage Allen, Michael Biedeger, and William Smith. (Not pictured Diego Mendoza, Juan Rendon, Tommy Hinkle, and Edward Perez.)
Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
Seth De Leon continues his pursuit to state competition as he lifted his way to first place in the 148lb Division in Natalia last Wednesday evening. De Leon is currently sitting alone in second place overall in both the region standings and in the state rankings for the Lightweight Division.
Devine placed fourth as a team at the Mustang Invitational, but the scoring was as tight as a weight suit in this one as three points is all that separated champion Natalia (37) to fourth place Devine (34)….
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The hows and whys of boiling water
By Kathleen Calame
Publisher, The Devine News
The City of Devine experienced a major water main break between the middle school and high school right before school was to start on Tuesday morning January 30. It quickly ended up causing the cancelling of the Devine schools for the day after the school day had already started to receive students. DISD staff quickly adjusted plans as did parents when announced to get kids home or provide for them.
The QRO MEX CONSTRUCTION CO., INC , the contractor who is doing the work for the city had been working on…
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By Anton Riecher
Lytle public works employees quickly replaced the pump at city water well number four after a motor fire Jan. 17 shut down service, Mayor Ruben Gonzalez told the city council.
The well was back in operation within four and a half….
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The General Election will be held on May 4, 2024 at Devine City Hall.
Candidates could have started filing for office on January 29. The deadline to file is Friday, February 16, 2024. All three incumbents have picked up packets so far.
Continue reading “Devine City Council, School Board seats up for election”
The 2024 General Election for the City of Lytle will be held on Saturday, May 4, 2024, for expiring terms of the Mayor Ruben Gonzalez, Alderman Michael Rodriguez District #4 and Alderman Charles Cate District #5.
Filing dates for a place on the ballot run from January 17 through the deadline of February 16, 2024.
Continue reading “Lytle Mayor, council, and school board positions up for election”
By Anton Riecher
To cover Medina County’s debt obligation, commissioners voted 3-0 to temporarily borrow $2.197 million from the county’s general fund pending overdue collection of debt service from taxation.
County Auditor Eduardo Lopez explained at the Jan. 22…
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I caught the most awful cold last week. As I was complaining about not being able to breathe through my nose, my little son (who gave me this cold) crept up towards me like he was going to give me a kiss. To my surprise, he turned his head and blew a big puff of air up my nose instead!
By: Victoria Arredondo
Staff Writer
A Natalia City Council member raised concerns of hazardous material being burned in town.
“The last few months, there’s some major burning in the city. I got some calls on it saying that a few people are burning copper wire and all kinds of stuff in a pit in town,” council member Darin Frazier said at the council meeting Jan. 22. “They were written up apparently multiple times — I got like 15…
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If you know of any buildings, homes – barns – sheds – or any other structures in the Devine, Biry, or Black Creek areas that were built before 1890, they could be part of a very special project in Medina County this year! The structure does not have to be in great shape, and can even be just ruins or rubble, as long as it was there before 1890.
Continue reading “PRE-1890 HOMES & STRUCTURES AREAS NEEDED FOR MEDINA COUNTY HISTORICAL PROJECT!”