A group of volunteers is ready to make Heritage Village more accessible and give it more of a park-like feeling.
Following CDC and FDA recommendations, the state of Texas is putting a hold on administering doses of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose COVID-19 vaccine.
Crews installing a sewer line designed to serve a large subdivision under construction in the Geronimo area tapped into the water table recently and have affected the area’s well water, one resident said.
Soon, the fragrance of chili will fill Starcke Park as dozens of cooks fire up their stoves and put their competition faces on.
With more vaccines rolling into town, officials are seeking more volunteers to help run the clinic.
No injuries were reported when two vehicles crashed sending one into a pole Thursday afternoon in Zorn.
Expansion work continues, but some employees at the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office are happy with what they have even as they continue tidying up and settling in.
With the help of a business partner from up the road, a Seguin resident plans to bring a new company to town and, along with it, familial nostalgia.
Seguin and Guadalupe County currently are in what constitutes a seller’s housing market.
Delia Molina, a bilingual pre-kindergarten teacher at Ball Early Childhood Center, saw a need for children to expand learning opportunities in the classroom and at home.
There’s a new business downtown and its owner is hoping to see it “Rise” to the challenge.
Pinwheels are spinning awareness into the consciousness of folks across Guadalupe County.
Denim and classic ’80s music are on tap this weekend to help raise money for children in foster care.
Finishing out the current school year before making drastic mask changes, in the Marion School Board president’s opinion, was a better idea than what his colleagues ultimately chose.
Technical issues postponed STAAR test for some area students.
A trio of public entities keep shooting their shots to help inoculate residents against the novel coronavirus.
Some Seguin ISD elementary students will have a new campus to call home in the coming school year.
Green Valley Special Utility District is hitting the road making stops at a town near you.
Seguin ISD’s upcoming school year will look similar to pervious years, but with some changes officials hope will help students bridge educational gaps and give teachers a little more time.
No people were hurt but pets apparently died in a fire in an old train caboose-turned-home Wednesday afternoon in Kingsbury.
Navarro’s mask policy will remain in place, at least for now.
Mandatory masks are a thing of the past at Marion ISD schools.
Dozens of emergency vehicles lined the parking lot of the Seguin Events Complex with their emergency lights flashing.
Vietnam veteran Ken Waffle has been fighting for decades.
For a year, the Seguin Little League fields sat empty.
More than a month later and some are still concerned about the effects of February’s nearly weeklong ice/snow storm accompanied by frigid temperatures.
Guadalupe County continues to make great strides in vaccinating residents against COVID-19 and fighting the pandemic, as the state of Texas rolls out additional vaccination resources.
Guadalupe County authorities arrested a pair of men on drug charges during an investigation on Thursday.
A Guadalupe County justice of the peace and his staff are plugging away to have his temporary offices up and running for the public by the beginning to middle of this week.
A family venture is bringing food trucks, baseball, the great outdoors and more together in the middle of Seguin.
Seguin will soon have an assistant fire chief joining the ranks to oversee the Seguin Fire Department.
As people continue getting their lives back to the way they were in January, trouble possibly looms for Texas residents, a federal agency warns.
All Texans 16 and older starting Monday are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, but county officials are not changing the way they register patients to receive the vaccine in Guadalupe County.
Marco’s Food Mart has added a little more convenience for customers looking for the perfect margarita to drink at home.
Watching a law enforcement officer perform duties that might affect your loved ones can terrify a young child.
Three members of the American Legion Post 245 Riders jumped into action and saved a family pet when a car went up in flames early Saturday morning.
When Gov. Greg Abbott asked for her help, a local attorney couldn’t say no.
All Texas adults will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine regardless of age, occupation or health status starting on March 29, state health officials said Tuesday. The Texas Department of State Health Services is still asking providers to prioritize appointments for people 80 years old or o…
As Guadalupe County continues to give out COVID-19 vaccinations, officials are making plans to get to people who can’t get to the area’s vaccine clinics.
Vaccines continue to flow into the arms of Guadalupe County residents as the city, county and area hospital announced another upcoming vaccination clinic.
Ashley Torrez wiped away a tear as it streamed down her face when “TAPS” started to play in the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 61 parking lot on Tuesday.
Zebra mussels have invaded Lake Placid and Texas Parks and Wildlife has now classified the local lake as “fully infested.”
Seguin’s economic development is on the national stage along with the man leading the charge.
The Seguin Police Department is opening an opportunity for residents to peek behind the curtain of the law enforcement career.
Schertz Police are seeking help finding a missing 22-year-old Schertz resident.
A week has passed since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s edict went into affect restoring businesses’ ability to operate at full capacity and rescinding the state’s mask order.
As hard hit as Seguin was by the coronavirus pandemic, the city is in the beginning of a comeback and receiving federal dollars to help.
Sold! to the Guadalupe County commissioner representing Precinct 2.
About a week after Winter Storm Uri closed schools and shutdown cities in Guadalupe County, students at Navarro ISD were back to school and going about their business.
Texas Lutheran University is ready to help residents navigate the IRS’s arrival this tax season.
After realizing the futility of her fight against a fire in her garage, a Guadalupe County mother tried to rush back in the house with one thing on her mind: saving her children.
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