Category: Top News Stories

Natalia Police Chief James Fleming resigned this Monday, March 8th. Continue reading “Police Chief Fleming resigns”

The City of Lytle voted to start having two regular meetings each month to handle the load of items needing attention by the city council and to limit the meetings to 10:00 p.m. Continue reading “Lytle Council thanks citizens, to meet twice monthly, looks at new Emergency Plan”

Aaliyah Terrazas, Arsci Lopez, Nayeli Saldaña, and Jeanette Rios will represent the Arabian powerlifting program at State competition Continue reading “Arabian powerlifters Terrazas, Lopez, Saldaña, & Rios STATE BOUND”

Natalia Lady Mustangs are two Time Regional Powerlifting Champions. Continue reading “Lady Mustangs Regional champs”

Lifting a total of 940 pounds, Senior Emili Oliver placed 3rd at the Regional meet and will be moving onto the state powerlifting meet Continue reading “Several Lytle lifters qualify for Regionals; Oliver headed to State”

Devine residents won’t see penalties for later water bill payments or have their water cut off for non-payment for the next two months Continue reading “Residential water cut-offs, penalties suspended for two months following snowstorm”

A more expensive, full-service restaurant with a longer construction timeline is teed up for the Devine Golf Course clubhouse Continue reading “Devine City Council opts for full-service restaurant for golf course clubhouse”

Medina County officials were pleased to receive 300 doses of Covid-19 vaccines last week and expect another 300 to arrive this week. Continue reading “Medina County launches online registration for Covid-19 vaccines in Hondo; hubs”

Baby Esme Rose Campos, 6 months old, was recently diagnosed with Bilary Artesia, a disease of the liver. Continue reading “Baby Esme Rose in need of partial liver transplant, A+ blood type”

Medina County Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Tomas “Tommy” Ramirez turned himself into the Bandera County Sheriff’s Office on February 11, two days after he and three others were indicted by a Bandera County Grand Jury on charges related to election fraud, Continue reading “Medina County JP, three others indicted on election fraud charges”