Lytle

Monday, January 01
7:50 AM – Main St. @ McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of the traffic lights malfunctioning. They were working and had a long delay.
9:05 AM – FM 3175 – Officer spoke to a female residing outside the city limits of Lytle regarding a lost apricot
poodle.

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Famous in a Small Town

Cheyenne McKinney (5 years old of Devine) won Peewee Shomanship at the FFA Prospect show with her hamp, Daisy this December, and she looks plenty happy about it! The Medina County Jr Livestock Show is coming up on Saturday, January 27 from 10-2 (silent auction of showcase projects) and the Premium Sale at 11am. There will also be a Yearling Colt Sale Jan 26th at 8am, and Commerical Heifer Sale January 26th at 5pm. Look for more info in the coming weeks.

The Most Epic Santa Picture of the Year Award goes to Bentley and Emery Salazar of Devine while visiting Devine Acres. Hold on tight Santa!

His family in Lytle and Devine proudly wishes to congratulate Airman Austin DuBose, who graduated from Basic Training this December. Thank you for your service. DuBose is a recent graduate of Lytle High School.

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FULL CLOSURE of BRIDGE begins this week on FM 2200 near DMS

Drop off lines at Devine Middle School may be a little bit slow as residents who live on FM 2200 adjust to taking some major detours this January.
Beginning on Tuesday, January 2nd, at 7 a.m on FM 2200, there will be a Full Closure for the second phase of the Bridge Replacement at Francisco Perez Creek. The bridge which is located just before Devine Acres Farm will be closed to all traffic for 6 months (according to schedule).
It will affect traffic…

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UPCOMING EVENT A dog for a day…

Lytle Dog Day Out January 13

The Lytle Animal Control will be holding a “Dog Day Out” on January 13 from 10 am to 2 pm. You are invited to join them for their FIRST Dog Day Out! Give a shelter dog a break for a few hours. You can go hiking, the park or even home!
You can sign up at https://forms.gle/9CmHLAeGgAWN5cAT7. Lytle Animal Control is located at 17971 W FM 2790 South in Lytle. You can reach them at (830) 709-3832.