Dwindling participation and the recent rise in COVID-19 cases locally led officials to cancel Seguin’s annual Holiday Stroll Parade.
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Christmas came a month early for several Navarro ISD educators, as Santa’s elves made an early, special delivery last week.
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GIDDINGS — Despite never having played them, the Navarro Panthers (10-2) have more in common with their third-round opponents — the Navasota Rattlers (8-3) — than similar spots in alphabetical order.
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We have spent most of 2020 praying that we and our loved ones do not have a doctor give us a COVID-19 diagnosis.
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It’s that time of year to be thankful. Although, many might find it hard this time around.
It feels almost too familiar that the noticeable turn of seasons in our weather is conjoined with the first week of the new athletic season.
Hundreds of families turned up to celebrate Halloween a little early Friday thanks to the efforts of a pair of Seguin residents.
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