Once again the morning alarms are sounding and the bells are ringing signaling the return of area children back into the classrooms.
The Texas Theatre is more than just a stage where shows are performed. It’s a beacon within the community. A place where memories are created and art is nurtured.
As the school year starts for all the students in Guadalupe County this week, it’s imporant to be more vigilant on the road.
On Thursday the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority did what everyone was dreading, and what everyone was expecting.
The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority’s decision to dewater — drain — the lakes came as quite a shock to many.
It’s been plenty hot around Seguin, Guadalupe County and Texas in recent days leading to sweltering temperatures for a prolonged stretch of days. No real respite has presented itself meaning our use of electricity for air conditioning and more has risen along with the temps.
Culture, history and camaraderie are just some of the things that people who stepped into Teatro De Artes De Juan Seguin’s community center on Saturday found at the Viva Seguin Conjunto Festival.
With the continuation of triple-digit temperatures, it’s important to stay cool and hydrated.
There’s a lot happening in Guadalupe County these days. There’s a lot changing.
During his lifetime, Allan Dreibrodt spent many hours helping children.
In two weeks, campuses across the area will open their doors and children will fill the classrooms.
With a weather forecast of “sunny and hot” being called for over the past several days and into the foreseeable future, Guadalupe County Commissioners Court pulled the trigger Tuesday to call for a county-wide outdoor ban on burning.
Six-year-old Sailor Parker spent hours crafting tart, yet tasty refreshments to offer visitors of her lemonade stand.
For centuries dogs have been put to work for a number of reasons.
During the school year, educators, administrators and staff members at school districts spend a third of the day with students.
Hundreds of Guadalupe County residents have something to put in their refrigerators and serve at the table tonight and probably for the next week or two.
All it takes to potentially save three lives is about an hour of one’s time and a pint of blood.
Seguin is a town rich with a history that is intertwined with that of the state’s historical story.
Despite all the unanswered questions and concerns toward the future of the Lake Dunlap Dam as well as all the other dams managed by the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, a group of volunteers came together Saturday morning to tend to a part of their community they value most.
Every year, children clamor to sign up for Stars of the Texas Camp Broadway.
Smokey Joe Williams Field was transformed from the high school ball field to the home of the Little League Southwestern Regional Tournament.
For about 13 years, family members and friends of active duty military members have gone RED.
Fifty years ago when Neil Armstrong made that giant leap for mankind, he and his crew on Apollo 11 captured the imaginations of generations of people across the globe.
Saturday marked the 50th anniversary since man first walked on the moon.
Though we aren’t driving around in flying cars ... yet, the future is already here.
Before American treasure Buzz Aldrin was knocking out conspiracy theorists with his moon-rock-like fists he did a little thing that some may remember — he actually walked on the moon.
When Hurricane Barry first showed up on the radar, its estimated landfall was between the Texas and Mississippi shorelines.
The discovery of skeletal remains in a home this week was tragic.
Children often times look for ways to make a quick buck.
Applications are available and being accepted for this year’s Seguin Police Department Citizens Police Academy.
Pledging their heads for clearer thinking, hearts for greater loyalty, hands for larger service and health to better living, some local teens represented their community well recently at a statewide 4-H event.
Seguin celebrated the Independence Day holiday the only way it knows how to celebrate - with style.
Summer’s upon us. And, as usual, with it comes increasingly skyrocketing temperatures.
Fourth of July is a time when family and friends gather for backyard barbecues, fireworks shows, parades and more.
Each year around this time, our ears are simultaneously barraged with the bangs and whizzes of fireworks, and treated with gasps and giggles of children enjoying the aerial light show extravaganzas.
Parades offer communities the chance to see their friends and family, learn about local businesses and organizations and see what all there is to offer.
Every year, thousands of people flock to Seguin to watch the Biggest Small Town Fourth of July Parade.
Knowing one’s past is essential if one wishes to know one’s future.
About five years ago, Vicki Spradling made a change.
One of the biggest stories of 2019 has been the loss of Lake Dunlap after one of the spillgates on the ancient dam that held back the water failed.
Teams squared off in battle this weekend.
For more than two decades, the Guadalupe Valley Habitat For Humanity board has worked tirelessly to help community members get a second chance.
The Seguin Silver Center is a non-profit organization. It began with the mission of offering area senior citizens a place to go and visit with other area residents.
One step outside in this weather and the first thing that comes to mind is, simply, WHEW!
Law enforcers in Guadalupe County got together recently to help protect the community by serving up a pair of scholarships to deserving residents.
On Friday, young girls and women alike will don their best and wait for the kings in their life to escort them to the annual Cinderella Ball.
Today, families across the globe are honoring the patriarch of the family.
Science can take children on a journey of discovery, adventure and a lifetime of piqued interest.
Women have been at the forefront of some of the most important advancements in science throughout history.
Cancer is a scourge on whole communities and threatens the lives of people of all walks, shapes, colors and ages.
Every summer the students of Seguin ISD have an array of opportunities available right at their fingertips. From exploring the wonders of the H-E-B Foundation Camp in Leakey, learning the ins and outs of archery to programing language and solving code. The district offers more than 20 differ…
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