At the La Coste City Council meeting last Tuesday (Nov 17), the primary item of discussion was a request to develop two portable buildings—which are located on .39 acres of land on Brewster St.—into duplexes. Continue reading “La Coste denies re-zoning request, will discuss development in ETJ at special meeting”
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Keep up with what’s going on in Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot and Moore areas in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties.
Mustangs finish season Bi-District champs
The Natalia Mustangs saw their season come to an end in the Area Round of the playoffs for a second straight year, at the hands of a very talented #3 Franklin Lion ball club. Continue reading “Mustangs finish season Bi-District champs”
Natalia HS Band receives 7th consecutive first division rating at UIL Region 11 marching contest
Saturday, November 14, the Natalia High School Band competed at the UIL Region 11 marching contest at D.W. Rutledge Stadium. Continue reading “Natalia HS Band receives 7th consecutive first division rating at UIL Region 11 marching contest”
Devine’s Joslin, Bowyer, and Garza compete at State Cross Country
Seniors Xavier Garza and Brianna Bowyer along with freshman Katelyn Joslin ran in Round Rock at the State Cross Country Meet Tuesday. Continue reading “Devine’s Joslin, Bowyer, and Garza compete at State Cross Country”
Pirate XC 4th at State, Hernandez 15th; Lady Pirate Guerrero 49th
The Lytle Pirate Cross Country team placed 4th at Monday’s UIL State Championship Meet in Round Rock. Continue reading “Pirate XC 4th at State, Hernandez 15th; Lady Pirate Guerrero 49th”
Mustang Noah Gilkey runs at State XC
After not even knowing if he was going to be cleared medically to compete at State on Monday, November 23rd, Natalia Mustang Noah Gilkey placed 61st of 124 runners with a time of 17:15.81.
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What does “Recovered” really mean?
Cases have quickly risen this October and November, and officials are worried about what the holiday gatherings might bring if families are not careful. Continue reading “What does “Recovered” really mean?”
Vaccines will be distributed in small “POD” sites locally
The widow of a local man who lost his life to COVID, told us she could still vividly remember the Polio epidemic and the day that they came out with a vaccine for Polio. Continue reading “Vaccines will be distributed in small “POD” sites locally”
Devine ISD: Low-performing and absentee students have two weeks to return to campus; district to bring back all students in January
It was announced at the DISD School Board meeting on Monday, Nov 16 that effective Nov 17, remote students Continue reading “Devine ISD: Low-performing and absentee students have two weeks to return to campus; district to bring back all students in January”
Tents erected outside Lubbock-area hospitals as cases rise
One of the many healthcare workers working days on end with COVID patients at that hospital, posted the picture sent to her by a co-worker, who took a photo of the grim scene out of the hospital window, as tents were set up to handle the overflow of patients in the Lubbock area needing help.
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