MCQUEENEY — Cars, trucks, SUVs and more streamed into the lot in front of an unobtrusive church on FM 78 in McQueeney.
One of the state’s oldest football rivalries has a pair of town mayors putting it all on the line and anteing up pecans and sausage.
After years in the making, developers created an app to help travelers map out their toll road routes before putting rubber to pavement.
Investigators say they recently arrested a member of the Mexican Mafia, seized drugs and debit cards, and found more than 500 credit card numbers while executing a search warrant.
Much of the country plans to fall in line with Texas when it comes to this year’s annual National Night Out celebrations.
During a special Seguin City Council meeting, Tuesday council members discussed the potential future of the city’s holiday season in a coronavirus related pandemic landscape.
Another large food distribution is coming to the area to serve up families more than two weeks’ worth of free food.
The county’s narcotics task force recently arrested two people and seized more than 8 pounds of marijuana, hundreds of grams of psychedelic mushrooms, additional drugs, guns and more during an investigation in Schertz.
A jailer with the Guadalupe County Detention Center is behind bars at the place she used to work after being accused of having sexual contact with an inmate.
Parents, students and fans alike ventured out to Matador Stadium on Friday night to cheer on the home team and check out the new digs.
The federal government has helped many small businesses remain viable by pumping more than $40 billion in aid to help Texas’ economy during the pandemic.
In 2015, Oscar Ceniseros lost his son Jacob to Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Since then, Oscar and his wife Sandra have continued their son’s battle and carried on his legacy through the Jacob’s Ladder Foundation. The organization is a beacon that lends a helping hand to families who face si…
A grant is putting new technology in local firefighters’ hands, literally.
Like several business owners in Seguin, J.B. Servise was awakened at 3 a.m. Wednesday by a phone call from the police saying his business was vandalized earlier that morning.
The Seguin Economic Development Corporation received recognition for its success in bringing Continental Structural Plastics and United Alloy, Inc into the Rio Nogales Industrial Park in Seguin.
The woman accused of leaving her mother on the floor to die and forcing her own daughter to live with the decomposing body for three years pleaded guilty on Tuesday and was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
A 30-year-old local man is behind bars after police said he smashed windows in downtown Seguin overnight for no apparent reason.
A shot rang out at the Seguin Police Department’s training field. It was quickly followed by a second.
Marion continues to grow with high-end subdivisions sprouting up across different areas of the city, but a pair of businesses are working to help build up an already established section of town.
Guadalupe County is reporting one new death, 41 new cases of COVID-19.
A Leesville man is accused of throwing packages of marijuana-type products and other illegal narcotics wrapped in candy-like packaging of out a car window after he refused to stop for police and evaded them during a 60-mile chase on Friday, authorities said.
Elza Greenwood braved the rain as she lined up at the Community Council of South Central Texas office on Monday morning to receive a pair of backpacks filled with supplies for her children.
The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis sparked conversations about police and race throughout the country.
Americans valiantly have fought wars on foreign soil, some never to return home to hug their loved ones or receive a proper burial.
Since the state closed bars a second time during the coronavirus pandemic, 1916 Bar & Bistro’s doors have remained closed to customers.
Seguin Community Council of South Central Texas is set to help area children who may not have all they need for school.
Texas Lutheran University earned recognition as a top regional school and one of the greatest colleges to work for in the country.
Texas Lutheran University earned recognition as a top regional school and one of the greatest colleges to work for in the country.
Seguin Independent School District will receive aid for the purchase of hundreds of laptops bringing the district one step closer to fulfilling its goal of putting electronic devices in the hands of every student in need.
Guadalupe County saw a slight increase in active COVID-19 cases, and a significant bump in overall cases occurring since the start of the pandemic with new numbers reported by the state.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday that most of Texas will be able to loosen some coronavirus restrictions, including letting many businesses increase their capacity to 75%, as soon as Monday.
An 18-year-old man was seriously injured after he was stabbed during an altercation Wednesday night, police said.
A San Antonio man was arrested in connection with what investigators characterized as an elderly fraud scheme against a 66-year-old Selma woman.
Jesus “Jessie” Rodriguez helped as his 4-year-old son Manolo wrote his name on a board that will be inside his family’s future home.
With Monday’s opening of the regular dove season in Texas’s South Zone, officials have a few reminders for those headed out to bag the migratory birds.
Kim Du Chene molds the minds of people young and old through art from her very own living room in Schertz.
Guadalupe County residents in the coming year will pay about $3.50 more in property taxes for every $100,000 at which their properties are valued.
The state’s system for reporting coronavirus cases to Guadalupe County has some officials speaking out.
A large luminaria and several candles flickered under the lit Silver Center sign.
Tejano words are immersed in Texas culture. It is included in everyday vernacular, whether it is realized or not.
Silence filled the air around Seguin’s Central Fire Station, only broken by the Tolling of the Bell.
Amidst a worldwide pandemic, liquor and bingo taxes have increased in Seguin.
Someone in the community might need to hear the words, “You are not alone.”
Recent rains on Wednesday put an end to the most recent burn ban in Guadalupe County.
A long-standing Seguin nonprofit symbol of Mexican American culture, along with a young intern and Seguin High School teacher, were recently recognized for their for work in the arts.
Guadalupe County officials scaled back the frequency with which they provide COVID-19 updates.
Still in the midst of tropical storm season in the Gulf, emergency workers here said it’s not too late or too early to prepare for dangerous weather in Seguin and Guadalupe County.
With portions of East Texas ravaged by Hurricane Laura, the Seguin High School FFA hopes to help stock up necessities for fellow FFA members.
Police are investigating a shooting that injured a man Monday night.
Recent rains on Wednesday put an end to the most recent burn ban in Guadalupe County.
As the school bells rang, students meandered their ways through the halls trying to find their classes, while others powered up their computers.
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- Guadalupe County jailer jailed; accused of sexual contact with inmate
- Woman who let mother die, decompose gets 30 years
- Drug bust lands 2 in jail; deputies seize marijuana, mushrooms, more
- Man accused of tossing drugs out of car during pursuit
- Police: Man admits breaking business windows, doesn't tell why
- Michele “Missy” Laird Behrendt
- Fans flock to the newly-built Matador Stadium for the first game of the season
- GCSO: Man facing drug, gun charges after investigators searched home
- Windows smashed, man charged
- Man jailed in elderly fraud abuse case
