Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties
One of the clarifiers at the City’s wastewater treatment plan is seen above.
The Devine City Council approved the $234,000 purchase of two drive units, one for each of the clarifiers at the City’s wastewater plant, during the Special meeting held on April 23.
Continue reading “Council OKs $234,000 purchase of drive units for sewer plant clarifiers”
In the last 30 days, unknown person(s) have dumped household trash to include a couch, a/c, tires, ceiling fan, etc. Continue reading “Crimestoppers seeks info on illegal dumping in Hondo Creek”
Interim Superintendent Dr. Lana Collavo provided an update on the district’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic during the Special Natalia School Board meeting held Monday, May 4.
Continue reading “COVID-19 response and what-ifs discussed at Special NISD Board meeting”
Devine ISD has made it our number one priority to ensure the safety and well being of our families during the COVID-19 Pandemic; however, we know that supplying our students with the tools they need to engage in distance learning is also important.
Medical professionals from all over the country have been volunteering to help New York hospitals who are so overwhelmed with the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading “Devine grad Stefani Bohmfalk in New York helping COVID-19 patients in hospitals”
Above is the fuel farm at the Castroville airport, which is similar to Devine’s.
Titan Fuels will be the fuel provider at the Devine Municipal Airport’s new fuel farm after the Devine City Council awarded them the contract to do so at the Regular meeting held last Thursday, April 23.
Continue reading “City awards airport fuel farm contract, approves drainage channel”
We have been following the journals of Devine graduate Shauna Davis for weeks, which has documented some of the shocking things that became a reality during this pandemic in places like New York. Continue reading ““Big Texas love spread throughout New York”: A day in the life of a nurse in New York”
Lytle ISD Superintendent Michelle Smith said the district would pursue a face-to-face graduation ceremony on June 5 after the Texas Education Agency released guidance May 5 on appropriate ways to do so.
Continue reading “Lytle ISD proposes in-person graduation June 5”
The number of confirmed COVID-19 infections in Atascosa County remained unchanged as of May 4, according to the Department of State Health Services.
Continue reading “Atascosa County COVID-19 infections stay flat at 19”
TEA Commissioner Morath also provided new guidance on class of 2020 graduation ceremonies for Texas school districts. Continue reading “Graduation guidance for Class of 2020 set, four pathways for schools provided”
