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Flores hired as Natalia ISD Business Manager

Barbara Flores is new Business Manager for Natalia ISD.

Barbara Flores has joined the administrative staff at Natalia ISD as the Business Manager. Continue reading “Flores hired as Natalia ISD Business Manager”

Six burglaries reported for week of Feb. 27-Mar. 6

For the week of February 27th through March 6th it was reported that there were six burglaries: Continue reading “Six burglaries reported for week of Feb. 27-Mar. 6”

Have you seen this vehicle?

This vehicle, caught on security footage, is believed to be involved in two vehicle burglaries that occurred in Lytle on Friday, March 3. Please contact Lytle PD at 830-709-0277 with tips.

Spring Break @ the Driscoll Public Library

Devine Police Chief Kandy Benavides reads to children at the Driscoll Public Library’s Preschool Storytime on Feb. 28. Courtesy photo.

Join us at the library for free spring break fun. Tuesday, March 14th, in honor of National Children’s Crafts Day, we will have a special pre-school story time featuring super cool crafts and a story or two. Continue reading “Spring Break @ the Driscoll Public Library”

Natalia City Council denies variance, eyes Bluebonnet Festival

In their regular meeting on Monday, February 27th, the Natalia City Council declined to grant a variance on a property in Mustang Estates and received a report on the upcoming Bluebonnet Festival from Librarian Amy Edge.
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Bluebonnet Festival slated for end of March

Each year Spring brings wildflowers out and if we are lucky, and had rain at the right times in the fall and winter, the fields will be turned blue by bluebonnets just in time for Natalia’s Bluebonnet Festival.
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Beware of mail thieves in the area

Make sure the check your mail. Several residents in the area have found their mail boxes empty and open in recent mornings. Mail theft is especially damaging at this time of year during tax season.

Devine Debate teams qualify for State

Two DHS teams qualify for State UIL XC Debate Meet in March
The teams of Emilie Dudley and Tristan Woods and Michael Meek and Gabriella Romano qualified for the State UIL Cross-Examination Debate Meet in Continue reading “Devine Debate teams qualify for State”

Suspect reportedly threatened to shoot employee in theft of electronics

Authorities are asking for your help in identifying a man who walked out of Walmart’s Garden Center with stolen items in his basket and threatened an employee on his way out.
According to Devine PD Chris Andrews, the suspect threatened the Continue reading “Suspect reportedly threatened to shoot employee in theft of electronics”