Lytle takes Legacy Bowl over Natalia 30-14

Pirates Davila & Inming, Mustangs Buentello & Peralta named MVPs

Lytle took their second consecutive Legacy Bowl last Friday night on their home turf as they defeated rival Natalia 30-14.  Natalia had an 8-game winning streak in the previous 14 “Legacy Bowl” matchups prior to the Pirates breaking through last season by a 23-14 score.

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In Loving Memory of Hadley James Keene

September 3, 2024– September 3, 2024

Born into the arms of Malina Lynn Keene and James Robert Keene, and forever loved by her big sister, Kinsley Rhae Keene. Though Hadley’s time with us was brief, her impact on our hearts is everlasting. She will always be our precious girl, and her memory will guide us through even the darkest moments. We love you, sweet Hadley James, and you will forever be a part of us.

CALLING ALL ARTISTS

Do you have an interest in painting with watercolor or acrylic paints? Do you want to find a place to paint with others with the same interests? Every Tuesday morning the Lytle Friendship Art Club meets from 09:30 to Noon at the Church of Christ located at 15340 Main Street in Lytle, TX. Please call Emily Jane Brown at 210-415-2546, for additional information.

Lady Mustangs take last three to fight for the win!

lleyball team and John Paul IIs team worked hard for the win during four tough games. Natalia won the match overall by taking the last three games, 25-22, 25-18 and 25-18. They were edged out of the first game 21-25 but worked it out and took the last three for the overall win.
Natalia Lady Mustang Coach Tara Cortinas said, “They adjusted well. I’m incredibly proud of the girls for their hard work and perseverance. It’s what got us the win.”
Abigail Fulton- 1 kill, 1 ace, 6 points, 17 digs, 15 assist, 18 serve receive.
Anaya Jones- 19 kills, 4 points, 3 blocks, 14 digs…

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Community remembers Mandy Davis Cross for always taking time for others

Real hugs…Mandy Cross knew the importance of a smile and hug. Above, one of her favorite little guys and family friend Brayden loved stopped by her office at school.

By Kathleen Calame
Publisher
The Devine Community lost a special friend and educator Mandy Davis Cross who was known for her leadership, friendship and love of her daughter, family, and Devine. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and always greeted you with a big smile and a hug if you needed it. She will be greatly missed but never forgotten as evident by the flood of memories and photos shared online by those who knew her, and especially those who worked with her.
Devine ISD sent out an email to staff and parents on Sunday evening September 8, 2024 informing the community of her passing, shocking all who knew her and her full of life personality.
Here are a few of the posts that friends and fellow teachers shared that described what a special person she was.
.Melissa Gutierrez, DISD Teacher- “I’m struggling to find the words, Mandy has been such a important part of my educational journey and growing as a teacher. More than that, she…

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