Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties
Keep up with what’s going on in Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot and Moore areas in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties.
According to County officials, Hondo HEB was the first to receive 100 doses of the Covid vaccine, and they are working with the Health Unit and Medina Regional hospital to vaccinate our healthcare workers around the county.
Continue reading “Medina County receiving 300 doses of covid-vaccine, more soon”
The City of Natalia hereby gives notice that Ordinance No. 20-1221-1, a curfew for minors between the ages of 9 and 17, was passed by the City Council on 12.21.2020.
Continue reading “Curfew for Minors passed by the City of Natalia”
Thanks to 30+ donations totaling over $7,000, around 115 Natalia ISD Students were given gifts equaling almost $70.00 each Continue reading “The 1st ever Heart of a Mustang Toy Drive was a huge success”
Texans in Phase 1B of the state’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan are now eligible to begin receiving the vaccine.
The City of Devine is working towards the ability to regulate signage within its City limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction Continue reading “Devine looks at signage regulations and agrees to move new water line route”
Each year it gets even more fun judging the Pat and Kitty DuBose Memorial Christmas Light Challenge for HANK’s kids. Continue reading “Pat and Kitty DuBose Memorial Christmas Light Challenge raises over $7,160 for HANK’s local foster kids”
Mayor Cory Thompson faced public criticism during the December 15 City Council meeting for a Dec. 8 post on his political Facebook page revealing the personal cell phone numbers of four Council members, but avoided any official censure for the act.
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The Devine City Council made an abrupt about-face during the December 15 meeting, voting unanimously to revoke an amendment to Chapter 14 of the Code of Ordinances that would have instituted an annual $15.00 registration fee for dogs and cats, as well as required that the animals either wear a collar and tags or be microchipped.
Continue reading “Devine Council rescinds dog and cat registration after public outcry”
The Devine City Council voted unanimously to revoke the $6,650 it approved for the Devine Chamber of Commerce following allegations of impropriety leveled at President Marcus Buckner by Secretary Bonnie Manning during the Council meeting last Tuesday, December 15.
Continue reading “Council rescinds Chamber funds after allegations”
Rob Flores was named Interim Director of Public Works and Interim City Administrator Dora Rodriguez was authorized to advertise for a full-time City Administrator at the City Council meeting on Tuesday, December 15.
