Riley Davenport, 5, has a love for the great outdoors, and continues to expand his knowledge about all things in the wilderness.
A Seguin firefighter and his family are seeing firsthand some of the after effects COVID-19 has on patients.
Though not yet back to where they were in the early part of the year, Guadalupe County unemployment numbers continue to see improvement.
Employees of a local manufacturing plant are continuing their efforts to be good corporate neighbors in the Seguin area as the company hosts a mega food distribution this week.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Guadalupe County ballooned in a week around the Thanksgiving holiday, officials said.
Still reeling after all its members contracted COVID-19 a few months ago, a family of five is facing more hardship following a Thanksgiving Day fire that torched their Seguin home.
Child Protection Court of Central Texas Judge Melissa McClenahan asked Chloe Venegas, 9, if she knew what adoption meant.
Tammy Ackerman has only driven a bus for Navarro ISD since the beginning of the school year.
Dwindling participation and the recent increase in coronavirus cases locally led officials to cancel Seguin’s annual Holiday Stroll Parade.
With school in the area taking the week off for Thanksgiving, last-minute events in honor of the holiday popped up before the break for on-campus celebrations.
The Salvation Army Seguin Unit board members and Walmart Seguin Store manager Marcella Binkley kick off the 2020 Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign on Friday, Nov. 27, 2020 in front of the Seguin store. To volunteer to ring the bell, call 830-463-1844.
The Seguin Area Chamber of Commerce is hoping to raise a little money for its programs, and one lucky winner is driving off with a new RTV.
An area nonprofit helping families struggling through tough times is getting a little help of its own.
Guadalupe County had 82 confirmed active cases of the novel coronavirus, a county official reported last week.
Dwindling participation and the recent rise in COVID-19 cases locally led officials to cancel Seguin’s annual Holiday Stroll Parade.
Christmas came a month early for several Navarro ISD educators, as Santa’s elves made an early, special delivery last week.
MARION — Ferdyne “Dena” Rittimann sat in the driveway of her home on LaVernia Street anxiously awaiting a parade in her honor on Sunday.
It’s no secret the current pandemic has affected people in various ways.
Shop small, shop local holds a little more weight this year than before.
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating a suspect in a violent crime that took place Monday afternoon in Seguin.
Bells are ringing; are you listening?
With no funding from state or federal sources, the Seguin Silver Center is trying to survive through the pandemic.
Felicia Frazar is the managing editor of the Seguin Gazette. You can e-mail her at felicia.frazar@seguingazette.com .
The helipad at Guadalupe Regional Medical Center, which served as the home base for a bright yellow helicopter, has sat empty for a little more than a year.
As production continues through the pandemic, a local manufacturing plant continues to gear up for celebrations commemorating a pair of milestones.
In prior years, one of the most important concerns for Thanksgiving was how juicy — or not — the chosen cook’s turkey would be. However, there are much more serious concerns on the table in 2020.
As COVID-19 continues to spread, Guadalupe County’s hospital reported an increased number of hospitalizations due to the disease.
Music, determination and hard work are guiding a local band student across the football field.
After three decades, Seguin football fans now hear a new voice booming “Here come the Matadors!”
A struggle between Schertz police officers and a teen captured on video has his family and attorneys demanding justice.
Guadalupe County Commissioners Court decided how it plans to spend a quarter of a million dollars in grant money related to the novel coronavirus.
In the empty lot across the street from the Seguin Events Complex — Coliseum, a large “M” was propped up on the metal fence. A group of about 60 Seguin High School seniors clamored as close as they safely could to the metal letter — without crossing the caution tape keeping them a safe dista…
With the snip of a ribbon, the W.A. Lefty Stackhouse Memorial Club House is back in full swing.
Seguin ISD has instituted a program to test students and staff for infection of the coronavirus.
Christmas is fast approaching and the people who annually help others at this time of year need a little assistance.
A Seguin resident was displaced after a blaze ripped through a mobile home Wednesday afternoon.
Seguin High School seniors Mia Cevallos and John Leandro were crowned Homecoming Queen and King during the Matadors' game against McCollum on Friday, Nov. 13, 2020 at Matador Stadium.
A Cibolo man who owns a Schertz gun shop faces a federal indictment in connection with a wire fraud scheme he allegedly conducted over the internet.
As call volumes continue to increase for police to respond to mental health emergencies, Seguin Police Department recently received a leg up to help answer those calls for even-handed assistance.
After serving 26 years in the United States Navy, Seguin resident Lt. Commander Jason Siltmann is retiring.
Golfers who visit the Max Starcke Park Golf Course have a newly renovated place to meet.
A woman was injured when a train struck the side of her vehicle Monday afternoon.
After pleading guilty about a year ago to aiming a laser pointer at a police department helicopter, a judge on Monday sentenced a Schertz man to federal prison time.
Public speaking isn’t for everyone, but an area group is trying to help everyone realize their potential with a microphone in their hand or in front of any type of crowd.
Following voters’ choice of a candidate who had pulled out of the race for Navarro ISD school board, current board members have some decisions to make.
A national organization is giving Guadalupe County residents the opportunity to spread Christmas cheer world-wide.
Friday night lights went dark as coronavirus concerns prevented two area football teams from taking the field.
Things are getting a little bit hairy and a tad more colorful at the sheriff’s office.
Tyson Farms plans to retain employees with the help of the city.
Police say a group of his friends picked up a Seguin man, took him to a home and severely beat him requiring hospitalization.
SAN MARCOS — Police in San Marcos on Wednesday arrested a Seguin man in connection with a stabbing, purportedly over a child custody dispute, according to a city of San Marcos press release statement.
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