Devine bracesfor thousands to travel through town

Kerrville expects 500,000
visitors

By Victoria Arredondo
Staff Writer
Traveling through the Texas Hill Country, the total solar eclipse will take place on April 8, 2024. According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, the moon will start to block the sun around noon, with totality beginning at 1:30 p.m.
The total eclipse is expected to encompass much of San Antonio and South Texas in total darkness.
Many people who fly into San Antonio may travel straight through Devine on Highway 173 on their way to…

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Family fun day April 6 at Devine Acres to benefit 6 year old Audrey Jane Capps

Registration for the Some Run Fun Run /Walk will kick off at 7:30 a.m. followed by a full day.
The “Family Fun Day” admission opens at 10am, with a meet and greet with the Singing Princesses, Paw Patrol, and Power Rangers and Batman.

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Easter Bunny to stop at Golf Course!

ATTENTION: The Easter Bunny will be stopping at Devine Golf Course and leaving lots of treats for area youngsters as he makes his way through Devine!
The Devine Golf Group is hosting it’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, and the whole community is invited to come out and join in on the fun! It will be Saturday, March 30 at 4PM.
Vendors are welcome. Call Club House to reserve a spot. See their ad for more details.

Early Childhood – Learn, Grow, Eat and Go!

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is partnering with Castroville Public Library to provide a free 4-week garden and plant series targeting children aged 3-6 years old. It combines plant and garden learning, food and nutrition, and brain and body-boosting physical activities, along with novel ways to engage parents, schools, and the community. During these 4 weeks children will learn all about plant needs & parts, seeds & roots, stems & leaves, along with flowers & fruits! Join the fun starting Wednesday April 10th – 10:30 am at the Castroville Public Library. For more information call Medina County Family and Community Health agent Elyse Hernandez at 830-741-6180 or email elyse.hernandez@ag.tamu.edu