Warhorses shoot down Ingram, fall to Marion

Devine Warhorse #4 Tanner Davis goes up for layup. Photo by Brigid Howard

Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
The Warhorses kept their grind going on the hardwood during the Thanksgiving Holiday as they defeated Ingram 76-61 before losing a tight one against Marion 59-57.
Devine took on San Antonio Kennedy at home last night prior to tipping off at the Marion Tournament this Friday and Saturday.
Devine returns to their home court Tuesday, December 5 as they take on Hondo…

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Lady Pirate hoops sails by Jourdanton, Pleasanton; Navarro Tourney coming up

Lytle Lady Pirate #10 Calyssa Sevier goes up for layup.

Jerel Beaty
Staff Writer
Most Lytle High School students had a nice little break from school during the Thanksgiving Holiday, but the Lady Pirates hit the hardwood running by picking two more victories to bump their record to 8-3 on the season prior to last night’s contest against the Devine Arabians.
The Monday prior to Thanksgiving, the Lady Pirates took down the…

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Natalia

11/21-Assist MCSO – Officer on duty provided backup for MCSO with a Crime/Narcotic traffic stop.
11/21-Warrant/Wanted Person – Officer on duty responded to assist MCSO Narcotics with a traffic stop. The Officer ran the subject and discovered multiple outstanding Texas warrants on file. The subject was arrested and transported to MCSO for booking once extradition status was confirmed.

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Francisco Gonzales

Francisco Gonzales, known to many as “Pancho” or “El Duke,” 67 of Natalia, beat his battle with Leukemia and went home to Jesus on November 23rd, 2023
He was born to Natividad and Guadalupe Gonzales in Natalia on December 22, 1955. He enjoyed walking around Natalia and never knew a stranger. He could always be found eating tacos or walking around town talking to everyone along the way.

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A November Story – The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

My wife and I have three intrepid children, grown now, one son and two daughters. Between school and jobs and the adventures of youth, they have traveled this country and the world. From Haiti to Sri Lanka, Scotland to Spain, Mongolia to Alaska and the nether regions of the far north, they have seen the world.
Currently, our youngest daughter, the artist…

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Creative uses for pumpkins beyond Halloween

Popular gourd can be used for seasonal recipes, fall décor, bird food and more

By Paul Schattenberg
Halloween is over, but that doesn’t mean you have to dump your pumpkin.
From pumpkin spice lattes to harvest-themed front porches, pumpkins are an iconic part of fall. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts offer some tips on ways to use these popular gourds in and around your home beyond Oct. 31.
Pumpkins that were not carved for jack-o-lanterns can be…

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