
Had a good start to 2021 with 0.8 inches of rain on January 10th. Continue reading “Right-of-way shredding underway”
Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties

Had a good start to 2021 with 0.8 inches of rain on January 10th. Continue reading “Right-of-way shredding underway”

We all love our pets and love to give them treats, but have you ever thought of making treats for your pet? Continue reading “Miscellaneous information for winter”

Lytle PD officers handled 50 calls for service this past week. Continue reading “Campa completes 45 years of City service”

Changing Tucker’s diaper has become a game of cat and mouse. Continue reading “The Gingerbread Man #2?”

Aileen Montgomery, Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the City of Devine retired on December 31, 2020 after 27.5 years at the helm.
Continue reading “Montgomery retires after 27 years of helping families find a nice place to live”

All commissioners for Medina County were present for the January 14 Commissioners Court meeting, and Judge Schuchart attended via Zoom. Continue reading “County staff honored; $24k changes approved for new county D.A.W.I.C.H. building”

Devine Chamber of Commerce President Marcus Buckner was re-elected to that position during a Chamber meeting last Tuesday, January 12, despite questions over the use of the organization’s debit card and a request for $6,650 in City funds that was approved by the City Council and then transferred from the Chamber’s bank account to that of Marken Media Co., Buckner’s personal business.
Continue reading “Buckner re-elected Chamber President”
“What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” –Ralph Waldo Emerson
Continue reading “The stock show kid who “has inspired an entire community””
A truck driver was traveling northbound on Interstate 35 around 8:42am last Wednesday, January 13th when he veered to the left, Continue reading “Truck plunges below bridge on I-35”
A local waitress in Yancey, TX was both surprised and shocked as a local woman presented her with a $200 tip this past week! Continue reading “Waitress in Yancey shocked by $200 tip”