Lazaro Martinez, 63, passed away on Monday, August 3,2020 in San Antonio. Continue reading “Lazaro Martinez”
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Elizabeth Mary Lowe
Elizabeth Mary Lowe passed away on July 29, 2020 at her home in Lytle surrounded by her family at the age of 88 years. Continue reading “Elizabeth Mary Lowe”
Bruce Rolf Saathoff
Bruce Rolf Saathoff departed this world peacefully at home on August 1, 2020. Continue reading “Bruce Rolf Saathoff”
Wildlife biologist speaking at El Camino Real Wildlife Management Association meeting Aug. 11
The El Camino Real Wildlife Management Association is a great way to learn about deer, wild hog and other wildlife management. Continue reading “Wildlife biologist speaking at El Camino Real Wildlife Management Association meeting Aug. 11”
What’s new @ the Driscoll Public Library
Are you growing weary of reading the same old thing? Do you need to escape the everyday humdrum? Well, have we got just what you need. Continue reading “What’s new @ the Driscoll Public Library”
“Imagine Your Story” summer reading challenge extended @ the Driscoll Public Library
Hey there everyone! Boy we sure have missed you all! We are currently closed to the public and continuing to offer curbside services so you can still get books from us by just giving us a call. Continue reading ““Imagine Your Story” summer reading challenge extended @ the Driscoll Public Library”
Muennink fights through COVID to see family one last time
“To some he will be just another COVID number, but to most he was described as a Husband, Son, Father, Brother, Pawpaw, Friend, a Second Dad, a Mentor, a Hunting buddy, a Boss, or a Guide.” Continue reading “Muennink fights through COVID to see family one last time”
98-year-old St. Joseph Catholic Church demolished
A June 29th,1922 issue of The Devine News stated that “St Joseph Catholic Church, white stone trimmed with red brick is nearing completion…. Continue reading “98-year-old St. Joseph Catholic Church demolished”
Deaths to COVID-19 double this past week in Medina County
As of July 1 reporting, two Medina County residents had passed away from COVID-19. Over the last six weeks, 16 more people in our community lost their lives battling this horrible virus. Continue reading “Deaths to COVID-19 double this past week in Medina County”
Commissioners approve $500k to help schools with COVID-19 costs
Medina County is set to receive around $1.6 million in federal CARES Act funds and plans to pass $500,000 of that on to public and private schools in the county in order to help them prepare for the upcoming school year.
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