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.
Medina County commissioners authorized advertising for sealed bids for the construction and renovation of the building located at 1402 Avenue M in Hondo during their court meeting on May 21.
Continue reading “County commissioners authorize bids for construction, renovation”
Medina County reported 9 additional cases since last Tuesday, bringing the county total to 68. Continue reading “Five staff test positive in Medina County nursing home; cases at 68”
Medina County is receiving approximately $1.68 million through the TDEM CARES Cares Act Coronavirus Relief Fund after county commissioners voted to accept the grant’s terms during the commissioners court meeting last Thursday, May 21.
Continue reading “County commissioners accept $1.68 million grant, apply for another”
Chaparral Ford is hosting a COVID-19 Relief EVENT with HUGE STIMULUS DISCOUNTS this week!
Continue reading “Chaparral Ford hosts HUGE STIMULUS EVENT this week, don’t miss out”
The band directors of Devine High School created a virtual banquet and to make sure that this year’s band kids received the awards and recognition they earned. Continue reading “DHS Band Awards for 2019-2020 presented in virtual banquet”
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Atascosa County and Frio County continued to rise in the face of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Continue reading “Atascosa, Frio Counties COVID-19 cases increase”
Amber Persyn was named Medina Valley ISD’s Texas Association of School Administrators Elementary Teacher of the Year in a surprise ceremony on May 20.
Continue reading “Persyn named MVISD Elementary Teacher of the Year”
City crews worked over four hours on Wednesday, May 20 to repair a water line break Continue reading “Water line break on Hwy. 173 affects water pressure, service”
In our weekly COVID-19 update with county leaders, we discussed testing, rising cases in our local prisons, and the new case confirmed in a Castroville nursing home this past week.
Many small businesses had to shutter their doors to protect the families of staff and customers, losing their livelihood “in the blink of an eye”, as some described. Continue reading “Local businesses hit hard “in the blink of an eye” excited to re-open”
