Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties
The first death of a Frio County resident from COVID-19 was announced by Frio County officials in a press release on Monday, June 29, as cases in both that county and Atascosa County continue to rise.
Continue reading “Frio County suffers first COVID-19 death as cases continue to increase”
The Devine City Council took no action regarding the Devine Little League’s request for additional City support during the Council meeting held on June 18.
Continue reading “Devine Little League presses City for new sports complex”
As of this Tuesday, June 30th, most clinics in Medina County are experiencing an overload of patients and those needing to be tested might be told they have to wait quite a few days. Continue reading “COVID-19 Drive-Thru Testing Monday- Friday 8 to 5 with appt at Frio Regional Hospital”
We put out a post online asking customers and staff to let us know what local businesses are requiring masks to protect their staff and their customers.
Test swabs are running low, and lab results are taking longer and longer to come back as Texas is overwhelmed with new cases. Continue reading “Local urgent care clinic to receive new rapid COVID testing machine”
The Natalia ISD School Board adopted a balanced $12.1 million budget for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year during a Special meeting on Monday, June 29.
Continue reading “Natalia ISD approves balanced $12.1M budget”
Medina County is reporting another 27 cases added to the “pending investigation” line. Continue reading “54 ACTIVE cases in our local communities as surge hits area”
June 26, 2020
The City of Devine has been closely monitoring the recent developments of COVID-19. Continue reading “City of Devine asks businesses, churches to require masks”
Every year cities undergo an audit in order to provide them with information that will be useful in managing the cities finances and services. Continue reading “Our City of Lytle needs attention, especially with our audits”
With 14 more cases still pending investigation of details (zipcode, status etc), local residents especially in the Devine area should know there are many new active cases caused by community spread this week.
Continue reading “Seven more community spread COVID-19 cases reported in Devine area”
