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.
The Devine City Council voted 4-1 over the objections of District 5 Councilwoman Debra Randall to establish an Emergency Management department during the Regular meeting on Thursday, April 23.
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The community is rallying around Devine High School seniors doing some amazing things through the Adopt a Senior Program that was started up this April as schools were forced to shut their doors.
The long-awaited water pipe replacement project is set to get underway soon after the Devine City Council unanimously awarded the Phase I contract of $3,143,106.83 to Gonzalez De La Garza during the Regular meeting held Thursday, April 23.
The Devine City Council voted unanimously to extend the City’s public health emergency declaration in its current form until Thursday, May 7, and discussed City’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic during the Regular meeting held April 23.
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The Devine City Council found its new architect for the Devine Golf Course clubhouse at the Regular meeting on April 23, voting unanimously to hire San Antonio’s GRG Architecture for the project.
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The Natalia ISD Board of Trustees is holding a Special meeting next Monday, May 4 to discuss several issues, including how to tackle graduation for the senior class.
Continue reading “Graduation plans part of agenda for Natalia ISD Board meeting May 4”
The Medina County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to extend the local disaster declaration for the county as-is during the Commissioners Court meeting held last Thursday, April 23.
The City of Devine received an unmodified opinion for Fiscal Year 2018-2019 from accounting firm Coleman, Horton & Company, LLP.
We put out a poll, asking “What do you consider the greatest threat right now?
Staying Closed hurting the local economy or Spread of COVID-19?”
Continue reading “Locals weigh concerns over economy versus spread of COVID”
The Lytle ISD Board of Trustees is holding a Special meeting on Thursday, April 30 to discuss graduation ceremony options for the Class of 2020.
Continue reading “Lytle ISD Board to discuss graduation options in meeting April 30”
