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TWC launches MyTXCareer App to connect Texans with Career Pathways

Free MyTXCareer App Now Available for Download in the App Store and on Google Play

AUSTIN – The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has launched a new mobile app to help Texans explore potential career pathways and discover step-by-step resources to achieve their goals. With the launch of MyTXCareer app, job seekers can now find personalized occupation matches and recommended career paths based on their skills, interests, and experience.

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Lytle Music Festival slated for March 22-23

The Lytle Music Festival will return in March! Be sure to mark your calendars for March 22-23rd. They have a great line-up, including a Tejano band, local musicians, and regional acts. The Chad Cooke Band is the headlining band on Saturday, March 23rd.
All the scheduled acts have original music found on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube, etc. Plus you can catch some of their songs on Texas country radio stations.
Want to be a part of the Lytle Music Festival? They are currently taking sponsors to help make this event the best it can be! If you are interested in being a sponsor please contact them at lytletxchamber@gmail.com.

Lytle

Monday, February 05
7:30 AM – S. Benton St. @ Hester St. – Officer responded to a male with a hoodie on a bicycle, all was okay.
12:37 PM – Mesquite St. @ S. Somerset St. – Officers responded to a vehicle parked at a residence. Everything was okay.

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Devine

February 2
5:38AM – Complainant advised vehicle parked in middle of road only a few inches from grass. Road is narrow giving appearance of more than enough room to get by.
9:31AM – Complainant called regarding tan Chevy truck, 4 door, ran stop sign and into complainant’s yard. No damage reported. Unable to locate vehicle.
12:02PM – Walmart store without power, stop lights at Oakhill not working and other areas.

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Arabians either outright champions or co-champs after Floresville game

Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
Head Coach Jim Sessions and Arabian Nation is waking up this morning already knowing whether they are the outright District 29-4A Champions or if they have the Co-Champ distinction after last night’s league-closing tilt against the Jaguars.
Devine was 11-0 and Floresville was 10-1 going into the February 6 affair with the only blemish on the Jaguars record was a 44-30 loss to the Arabians back on January 12.
vs Somerset
As one can surmise from the 50-22 score of this one, the Arabians led in all major statistical categories in route to their 26th win of the season over the Lady Bulldogs in Somerset. Natalie Valle led the way with 17 points, Denise Contreras added 16 while defensively Valle, Liah Romero, Airyanna Rodriguez, and Kylie Monreal alternated swatting shot attempts…

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Warhorses knock off Pearsall; still alive for playoff spot

Warhorse #4 Tanner Davis pulls down a rebound with teammates #14 Cecilio DeLaGarza #23 Eli Contreras and #1 Devo Dixon

Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
Devine took a huge step in possibly qualifying for the state playoffs as they took down Pearsall last Friday 60-50 on the Mavericks home court. This win put Devine back in the fourth spot of District 29-4A but still need some magic to happen over the course of their last three games.
vs Pearsall
The Horses used a big 19-5 second quarter surge to help them defeat Pearsall 60-50 on February 2. Devine dropped their first two games of the season against Pearsall by double digits each time but was more than ready for the challenge in this one as they built a lead as big as 19 points before closing out the 10-point win.
Even though the Horses were the visitors, they shot the ball well, hitting 40% of their shots while holding the Mavericks to 32% on their home court. Devine also made 10 of 18 free throws compared to 3 of 12 for their counterparts.
Four Horses hit double figures led by Tanner Davis and Makhi Burford who each drained 16 points while Mason Beaver and Elijah Contreras each scored 10. Contreras had a good night on the glass as well hauling down 9 rebounds.
Stats vs Pearsall
Tanner Davis 16 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals; Makhi Burford 16 points, 4 rebounds,1 assist;…

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Frausto, Torres claim gold; Arabian Powerlifting runner-up in Natalia

Arabian Powerlifters Savannah Parker, Jeralynn Colburn, Brooke Falcon, Darilynn Garcia, Ainsley Buvinghausen, Samantha Vera, Alanna Frausto, Eva Camarillo, Shaylie Cantu, Amya Polen, Andrea Rios, and Gia Yracheta.

Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
Devine and Natalia powerlifting programs continued their intense battle for supremacy this 2024 season January 31 in Mustang Country. Each meet’s final results in which they have competed head-to-head have been extremely close, and last week’s was no different.
The Arabians fell two points shy of the team championship as the Lady Mustangs claimed the 50-48 advantage in the final standings.
Viviana Torres and Alanna Frausto each claimed gold…

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