Seguin police tracked down a man suspected of shooting another man following an apparent argument over a woman, authorities said.
It wasn’t that long ago when there were public rest rooms restricted to certain races and water fountains used to separate people in downtown Seguin.
Johnny Pickles Distillery, a new whiskey manufacturing company, is looking to make its way to Seguin.
Seguin High School students are inviting the community to be their guests and witness a “Tale as Old as Time” before the last pedal drops.
The Seguin Public Library has become home to the only two books ever created on the I-Bone, a high school and college offensive football play documented by one of Seguin’s very own.
It wasn’t that long ago when there were public restrooms restricted to certain races and water fountains used to separate people in downtown Seguin.
Seguin Police Department investigators are searching for a suspected gunman who shot a man following an apparent argument over a woman Saturday night, authorities said.
A Seguin man accused of killing two people may be the first to face the death penalty in Guadalupe County.
It took months of hard work and patience, but Kaylie Cerda, 15, saw her efforts realized when she led her grand champion steer, Earl, onto the auction floor stage.
Hundreds of boys and girls from around the area flocked to the Seguin Event’s Complex fairgrounds in recent days to display their months of hard work during the 79th Guadalupe County Youth Livestock and Homemakers Show.
GALVESTON — The Seguin Gazette racked up nine awards at the annual Texas Press Association conference in Galveston — including the coveted sweepstakes honor.
A traffic violation led to the seizure of illegal drugs and a handgun Wednesday evening in Schertz, a Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office spokesman said.
After a recent city council meeting, owners of junked vehicles soon may face fines or see their property removed from private, public and floodway locations.
Looking to get their hands dirty and their feet wet, figuratively speaking, Seguin High School construction trades students dug in to some hands-on, real-world work Thursday as part of a partnership between the school and the Koehler Company.
A fire Thursday morning filled the inside of a home with smoke, damaging the garage of the residence.
Someone is making life more difficult for some Guadalupe County residents and authorities are asking for help in stopping them.
No one was injured when a Guadalupe County deputy field training officer and a recruit were involved in a wreck with another vehicle on Friday evening, authorities said.
A fire Thursday morning filled the inside of a home with smoke, damaging the garage of the residence.
Someone is making life more difficult for some Guadalupe County residents and authorities are asking for help in stopping them.
With their feet on a golden shovel, Bianca Muñoz and her 8-year-old daughter, Zerenity Garcia, pushed it into the ground and became one step closer to their dream of owning a home.
A Cibolo-based attorney is working to serve community members both in the courtroom and church.
As a light drizzle fell outside the Guadalupe County Courthouse for parts of the commissioners’ regular meeting and forecasts called for the possibility of more precipitation, the court decided against implementing a burn ban Tuesday morning in Seguin.
Students at Navarro Intermediate School are learning to be leaders.
The barns at the Seguin Events Complex will fill up as area children put their 4-H and FFA projects on display.
The late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream lives on in Seguin with five days of events recognizing the slain civil rights icon and the national holiday celebrating his visionary practices and policies.
Tiffany Taylor has spent most of her life soaring above the clouds in the cockpit of a plane.
A line of storms that moved through the area Friday night brought tornado warnings, high winds, rain and some damage.
Leadership at the Seguin Fire Department take their jobs seriously, especially since they are among the first to respond to life-saving situations and help protect the community members.
A state trooper and two other people were injured after a truck crashed into the rear of the trooper’s vehicle Saturday afternoon.
Taking a grand leap into the 21st century, the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office is embracing technology by establishing a new interactive tool for the community’s use.
Law enforcement from Seguin, Cibolo and Guadalupe County converged on a suspected drug house this week and arrested a suspected marijuana dealer, a Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office spokesman said.
An attorney who has filed suit against the local river authority will get information about the lakes and dams in the system, but a visiting judge drew the line there, turning down other requests Tuesday morning.
Memories flooded back Monday afternoon as Karen Wallock toured the old Joe F. Saegert school campus.
Countless numbers of destructive swine are roaming the area, and local hunters are getting paid to take them out.
Investigators have cleared a Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office deputy of criminal charges following his arrest late last year for suspicion of family violence, according to a news statement the sheriff released Tuesday.
The sell of one of Seguin ISD’s historic campuses is complete.
A look of surprise flashed across Faye Thompson’s face after audiologist Mark Hedrick situated a new pair of hearing aids on the woman’s ears.
Often when a coworker invites another to lunch, the guessing game of where to eat begins.
A piece of Seguin’s history was brought back to life thanks to the efforts of a local law firm.
The city’s downtown area is getting a makeover that will change the faces of several historical buildings.
1. Lake Dunlap dam spill gate failure puts GBRA in spotlight
A housing boom has made its way to Seguin ensuring healthy growth within the area for many years to come.
War isn’t easy, and the men and women who return to civilian life after serving the United States military sometimes face trials and tribulations related to that service.
The arrival of the new year brings with it new bills and laws that go into effect Jan. 1, 2020 in Texas. These bills were passed during the 86th Texas Legislative session and address a variety of issues from ending surprise medical bills to helping property owners in disasters. They affect a…
Claire Bright once called it her best day. Now she calls it the worst.
6. Float Fest permit denied, event relocated then canceled
Several years ago when her stepdaughter was going into labor, Jill McKenzie and her husband at the time left their home in the Guadalupe County section of New Braunfels and rushed to the hospital for the delivery.
Southern Newspapers Inc., the Houston-based media company that owns The Seguin Gazette and 11 other papers in Texas and Oklahoma, this week announced a major change among corporate officers.
Many people enjoy popping off a little steam and a few fireworks to ring in the New Year.
A fire filled the inside of a home with smoke early Thursday afternoon, damaging the first floor of the residences.
Several groups are providing places for community members to ring in the new year with 20th-century throwbacks and performances by local artists around town.
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- County attorney seeks death in 2017 slayings
- SPD: Argument over woman leads to shooting
- 26-year-old man arrested in connection to weekend shooting
- Couple hopes to convert old fire house to distillery
- No injuries in deputy-involved wreck
- Schertz traffic stop nets arrests, illegal drugs, gun
- Trooper, two others injured in wreck
- Man arrested, charged in weekend shooting
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