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…
Three-quarters of a century later, and we still refuse to forget.
Summer is starting to heat up and the community will begin to seek places to cool down.
During the regular school year, local school districts prepare and serve up meals to ensure that children get the proper nutrients they need to grow and stay healthy.
In the past week, hundreds of students from across the county walked the stage.
It’s that time of year again, and we know we shouldn’t have to say it but we will anyway, just in case.
Last week, nearly two dozen businesses set up a table in the Seguin High School Student Activity Center.
In the event of a structure fire, especially one in which victims are believed trapped inside a building, every second counts.
These past few weeks, softball and baseball teams from across the area have given us something to cheer for.
Seguin police hasn’t received reports of any sketchy occurrences, a spokeswoman said, but we all know it can happen or has happened elsewhere.
It’s funny how a flock of rubber ducks can raise such a ruckus.
Area first responders and local families partook in play, prizes and pleasantries last weekend during the 14th Annual Badges, Bikes and Tykes Picnic at the Starcke Park pavilion.
More than a year has passed and finally worshipers of First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs are beginning to find some semblance of what once was normal.
On Tuesday morning, Guadalupe County lost a lake, and all that remains is a whole lot of mud and even more questions.
Parents lose sleep and have bad dreams of getting a late-night phone call when their teenage children are out with the car.
Superheroes and their movies dominate pop culture, setting box-office records and convincing people everywhere to spend billions in entertainment dollars.
Mental health is an issue that is at the forefront of many people’s minds.
Motorcycle riders from across the area fired up their two-wheeled rides and rode to Seguin on Saturday amidst to cool, rainy weather.
The STAAR test can come off as an intimidating stack of papers to some, especially to elementary students.
Every May of every year the conversation of mental health starts up again in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month.
On Tuesday, Ethan Bundick’s dream of having his truck tricked out came true.
The Talent Pipeline has acted as a bridge connecting high school students in career and technology classes with local businesses that offer jobs in those trade skill areas.
A group of Marion High School seniors are poised to take a test in the next coming weeks that can help them with a career in the medical field.
As people head to the polls tomorrow, they have some decisions that can change their communities.
Faculty, staff and students at Seguin High School strive to show that their campus and their city are changing for the better.
Over the years, the reporters of the Seguin Gazette have seen numerous cases of animal cruelty, neglect and abuse.
Cancer is a dirty word.
There is an old saying but in an attempt not to be cliche, we won’t say it.
Like first responders, tow truck drivers, road crews, even motorists who are broken down can face some deadly instances along the highways.
By the end of this week, hundreds of students will have crossed the stage and earned their certificates of completion for the Seguin Police Department’s D.A.R.E. Program.
From their tiny bean paws, pink noses to their little squeaks and meows — kittens are without a doubt one of the cutest.
A pair of Guadalupe County communities will head to the polls this week and the following week to decide on whether those area school districts will get upgrades to their campuses, elect the trustees to govern one of those districts; as well as the alderman and mayor who are vying for the ch…
While most would think the hamburgers, cheesy pizza and an assortment of treats the students at Navarro ISD get to eat every for lunch are handpicked by the district themselves, they actually are not.
On April 8, members of the Libertarian Party of Texas testified against a bill to the Texas House Committee On Elections.
Recently, plastic baggies with a plastic collection tube and a slip of paper began showing up on resident’s doors.
In Tuesday’s newspaper, The Seguin Gazette did something that it rarely does. There was an international story on the front page. Even more rare, there was a photo that went with it — as flames roared around the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France.
Vehicle burglaries are generally a crime of opportunity.
One in 5 women in the U.S. has experienced rape or attempted rape. For men, it’s 1 in 67.
April 15 is just around the corner. And for many, that means scrambling at the last minute to file those taxes.
Service men and women who protect our country in uniform generally, and deservedly so, are regarded as heroes among us. Now with the advent of a program and fundraising campaign, others are being given the ability to be recognized along side some of those heroes in Marion.
The Guadalupe County Fire Field has been around for quite some time.
Everyone is different and has unique capabilities when it comes to communicating — especially children with special needs.
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