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Two men were arrested in stolen vehicles this past Sunday.
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To bring awareness to America Recycles Day, November 15, the Driscoll Public Library will be accepting the following recyclables for the month of November during normal business hours of 10:00 am – 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday: Plastic bottles (#1-7), glass, paper, cardboard, and aluminum and tin cans.
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Air Force veteran Sgt. Gerry Rogers helps present the POW/MIA flag during the Medina County Veterans Day ceremony held in Natalia on Monday, November 11. Photo by Mable Byrd.

November 11, 2019: Veterans Day was first celebrated 100 years ago today on November 11, 1919. Continue reading “Veterans Day was first celebrated 100 years ago in 1919”

Returning trustee Gordon Gentry and newcomer Mireya Vanderslice were sworn into the Natalia ISD School Board Continue reading “Gentry, Vanderslice sworn into Natalia ISD Board”

Two men suffered significant burn wounds Continue reading “Trailer bursts into flames with two men inside”

Veteran’s Ceremony at the beautiful Medina County Memorial in Natalia
The Natalia annual Veterans Day Ceremony will be held on Monday, November 11, 2019 at 11:00 am Continue reading “Veterans Day ceremonies Nov. 11”

A 18-year-old man was shot two times Continue reading “Shooting of 18-year-old east of Devine”

First annual Red, White, and Blue cook-off and dance hosted by VFW Post 3966, featuring the Nick Lawrence Band, will be held on Saturday, November 9. Continue reading “Devine VFW hosting Red, White, and Blue cook-off, car and Harley show and dance Nov. 9”

Homecoming Queen Isabella Gutierrez and King Leonard Pompa were crowned at this week’s homecoming football game. Continue reading “Pompa and Gutierrez crowned Homecoming King and Queen”

Photo by James Tomey.

People from all over the USA gathered in Medina County to watch this piece of history chug across the Hondo Creek Continue reading “’40s steam engine chugs through Medina County”