Let the fun and games begin.
The Biggest Small Town Fourth of July Parade will march on as originally planned.
A Seguin High School coach has tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Guadalupe County Jail employee has tested positive for COVID-19, officials said.
Without justice, there can be no peace.
Prayers for family of George Floyd, end racism and divisiveness, the community, as well as the city’s first responders were lifted from Seguin’s Central Park on Monday evening.
A number of local people drove through the pavilion in Starcke Park for coronavirus testing without ever leaving their vehicles on Monday.
The city is looking at potentially abandoning the Walnut Creek wastewater treatment plant and expanding the Geronimo Creek facility, an investment of about $184 million over several years.
Although the Seguin High School Matador Stadium currently under construction symbolizes a new beginning for students and parents, visiting alumni may recognize a piece of Seguin High School history when clocking into future football games.
A 22-year-old Seguin resident is working to prove that anyone can clean with his new business.
A developer is planning to bring in about 800 homes on 257 acres in the Marion area.
Racially insensitive social media posts have put a spotlight on a pair of Seguin High School student athletes, and earned them time away from the school’s athletic programs.
Racially insensitive social media posts have put the spotlight on a pair of Seguin High School students, and earned them time away from the school’s athletic programs.
Seguin police say they had an “uneventful” night after hearing a threat of potential damage to several area businesses, including Walmart, on Sunday.
Cases of the coronavirus continue to slowly rise as officials say two more cases were confirmed over the weekend as well as three more recoveries.
A pair of teachers with a combined seven years under their belts are representing the district as its top two educators.
Authorities are bringing Seguin its first mobile COVID-19 testing site this week.
Guadalupe County residents and business owners will be presented a chance to voice concerns about an upcoming change in the county.
With just a few short days under their belts operating at reduced capacity, some bar managers in Seguin said things are going about as well as expected.
The world’s first modern wooden shuttle coaster may once again rumble its tracks at ZDT’s Amusement Park, but not yet.
A confrontation between four Minneapolis police officers and a man that ended with the man’s death while in police custody has sparked discussions, mass protests and violent riots throughout the country.
After being closed for more than two months, the city of Seguin is ready to open its doors on Monday.
Guadalupe County officials confirm five more residents have tested positive for the coronavirus since Wednesday.
Residents wanting to get tested for the coronavirus — and meets the requirements — will have the opportunity on Monday at a popup testing site in Seguin.
Representatives of two law enforcement agencies conducted a pursuit of a vehicle into two jurisdictions before calling off the chase amid safety concerns, authorities said.
Guadalupe County is reporting seven new confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
Veterans organizations, community members honor Memorial Day with small, socially distant ceremonies.
For two years, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Guadalupe County continuously has worked to support area residents who have a mental health illness.
An altercation between a pair of men ended Saturday night with each of them receiving medical attention, one for stab wounds and the other for a head injury, authorities said.
Seguin High School senior Selena Gutierrez will walk the stage this year having earned a diploma and a college degree.
County residents will see an increase in days and hours for early voting for the upcoming primary runoff elections, and a reduction in polling locations.
Area residents should prepare for possible visits to their homes if they haven’t already filled out their 2020 U.S. Census questionnaires.
Guadalupe County officials decided amid coronavirus pandemic concerns to delay further work on a construction project adding office space for county employees.
More than a hundred volunteers from the New Braunfels Food Bank and Caterpillar staff members braved the heat Thursday to distribute about 152,000 pounds of food to 760 area residents.
The Seguin Area Community Foundation and the Community Council of South Central Texas joined forces Wednesday at Park West to feed residents directly impacted by the new coronavirus.
The sounds of America’s favorite pastime are hushed this year in Seguin.
Members of the American GI Forum of Seguin don’t need a huge crowd to do what they know needs to be done.
School districts across the state received instructions for opening up sports and band practices Friday when the University Interscholastic League released its recommendations for doing so.
Nine new COVID-19 cases were recorded in Guadalupe County over a two-day period leaving the county with 127 total cases, 94 people recovered and 33 active cases.
An hours-long standoff ended peacefully after a man surrendered to police Thursday night.
Officials say Guadalupe County has a total of 116 confirmed cases of the coronavirus as of Wednesday.
Seguin’s seniors will have the opportunity to walk the stage at a live graduation ceremony at the beginning of June.
A local brewery and winery are ready to open their doors this weekend.
Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office deputies searched for and found a pair of tubers who went missing Tuesday on the San Marcos River.
Navarro High School parents are pushing through limitations placed by the new coronavirus to continue a tradition to honor their graduating children.
Guadalupe County updates regarding COVID-19 could start to come less frequently in the near future.
Jeremiah Camacho, owner of The Lions Den Art Collective — a tattoo studio — temporarily closed his doors for about a month prior to the state shutting down nonessential businesses for personal reasons.
Area seniors will have the ability to walk the stage in front of their families commemorating their completion of high school.
Guadalupe County Commissioners Court recently approved a donation to the San Antonio Food Bank to provide sustenance to families here struggling with food insecurity during the coronavirus pandemic and possibly beyond.
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- Racist posts land Seguin High students in trouble
- SHS coach tests positive for COVID-19
- Protesters peacefully gather in Seguin
- Deputies call off vehicle pursuit, say arrest is imminent
- Chief, sheriff discuss Minnesota death
- Guadalupe County Jail employee tests positive for COVID-19
- Tammy Mondin
- Threats to businesses spark police response
- July 4th parade to march on
- 5 more COVID-19 cases confirmed in Guadalupe County
