I would like to thank those Green Valley Special Utility District (GVSUD) ratepayers that went to the polls to vote in the Board of Directors election on November 2nd. Even though the turnout was low for the election we will have two new Board members starting with the Nov. 18 board meeting.

There is a very important Green Valley Special Utility District (GVSUD) Board of Directors election on Nov. 2 that needs every GVSUD ratepayer’s attention if the GVSUD board is ever going to pay proper attention to the ratepayers and, more importantly, to the operations of the district.

I write to express my 100% total disagreement with the letter by Steve B. regarding the fin column by Anthony Cristo, “The COVID numbers don’t lie…”

Kudos to Mr. Steve Roberts on his Political View article “What’s really killing this country,” which ran in the Seguin Gazette on Sunday, Oct. 17. I wholeheartedly agree with his assessment that partisan politics is destroying the effectiveness of our government.

I moved on from reading ‘From the Right’ because of all the hate and lies. And too bad it is easier to criticize others instead of coming up with solutions to problems. So I moved on to Mr. Cristo’s “Libertarian View.” It was sometimes informative and interesting. But the comments on masks a…

When we took out a loan, we were expected to pay it back. And we did.

After moving to Seguin about two months ago from Washington state with no relatives or friends nearby, my wife and I knew nothing of the area. Luckily, we visited the Seguin Elks. This is where we met a lot of helpful and friendly people.

With all the controversy over mask mandates in school, what I keep thinking about is whether anyone has really thought of the children. We know that hospitals are filled with children under the age of 12. The governor has fought mask mandates because he feels parents should be able to make t…

My neighbor Bradford Finch recently died. He was the best neighbor anyone could want. He was a neighbor for over 15 years.

The recent hype about the Delta variant once again has certain entities talking about lockdowns, mandatory mask mandates, shutting down in-school learning, and even mandatory vaccines.

Sunday’s Seguin Gazette included an article about needed maintenance and improvements to the softball and baseball facilities at Seguin High School.

It’s a shame we can’t be where we thought we’d be by now, with COVID-19 in our rearview mirror and a return to normal straight ahead. We were on the way there, as we got our vaccinations and began taking off our masks.

Thank you for the history lesson, Mr. Harper, on the topic of Jim Crow. I give you a passing grade on its accuracy. But you left out some important facts that strain your premise that the Democratic representatives that left the state have no basis in drawing similarities in the Texas Legisl…

In a nation that is a “world leader” in “non-Christian crimes,” such as divorce, abortions, theft, corruption, murder, family violence, lack of compassion, gross anger, complete moral decay and acute rebellion in all sectors, the “authority failures of church and government” in the role of o…

When you are an 82-year-old widow and find a dead and decomposing critter in your back yard — WHO DO YOU CALL?

We want to thank all of the bakers and buyers that helped make the Relay For Life Mother’s Day and Father’s Day bake sales very successful. We especially want to thank Cecilia Delagarza and all employees of El Ranchito Restaurant for providing a place for the sale.

I would like to thank this organization on behalf of the Guadalupe community for the tremendous amount of assistance during the global pandemic. Your contribution to the recovery of this community after the great impacts of COVID-19 has been supremely helpful.

I read with delight Mr. Lee Ohl’s letter which was published this past Sunday in the Gazette. With Mr. Ohl’s permission, I would like to add my thoughts to his letter. I’ll start here.

In the 1950s, six of us in the same family either enlisted or were drafted, four of us ended up in Korea, including this writer. There were many young men barely out of their teens, and included many U.S. reservists from WW2, and many other countries who also served, and fought. Many died th…

I want to thank Mr. Floyd McKee for his weekly articles as well as his book, “Snapshots of Seguin and Guadalupe County History.” Knowing I enjoy his column, my wife purchased Mr. McKee’s book as a gift to me. I immediately read the book cover to cover learning the rich history of Seguin and …

This week a colleague in the microwave telephone business died. Not from a work-related accident, but from a fall in his own driveway. It has caused me to reflect upon our ever-present enemy Death, who we meet only once!

Missing masks are a mystery no more. Missing logic is.

Dear sir (Gov. Greg Abbott):

The Seguin Library is a mind opener, and an architecturally beautiful one at that. While San Antonio’s libraries closed for browsing, reading, etc., during the past year, Seguin maintains a welcoming, clean and safe facility, with a friendly and responsive staff.

Freezing Weather Electrical Charge. Normally every one of us pays our own electrical bill. However, because the STATE oversight commission really screwed up so badly, it’s my recommendation that the state pays this unseemly electrical cost as it was their ineptness that’s the underlying caus…

My name is Jenna Greene and I am a political science student at Texas Lutheran University.

At 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 17, all the businesses along I-35 were all lit up, although the majority were closed.

J. C. Dufresne describes himself as a “liberal activist” and a “member of the State Democratic Executive Committee.” In his February 24 column, he affirms these affiliations with typically false statements about “green energy” when he wrote that Gov. Abbott “lied to the public” when he blame…

Shame on Governor Abbott for going on Fox News and blaming the winter storm power outages on frozen wind turbines. He surely knows that renewable energy sources constitute no more than 20% of the electricity generated in Texas, according to the Texas Comptroller’s Office and other knowledgea…

I understand these are unprecedented times, well almost. I am so disappointed in the state of Texas, more specifically ERCOT and also Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation.

We would like to express our gratitude for and thanks to the utility crews who worked long and hard under very difficult conditions to restore power and water during the past week. They are all heroes!

Representative Kyle Biedermann has filed bill HB1359, referred to as the Texas Independence Referendum Act (TIRA).

Regarding SG Voice dated Jan. 20, 2021, titled “Healing can begin as country moves on,” well said. I agree with all of the content including all being held accountable for their illegal actions.

Terry Harper is sounding more and more like the current president. Recently, the greatest challenge politically has been to find a way to address the insurrection in our nation’s capitol, but what does Mr. Harper want to talk about — “his” being called out on some reckless comments. This is …

Dear officers,

Having read the news articles regaling us with all the things the two parties are doing or going to do for us, I am struck by a particular travesty; the Democrats call for “Federal Student Loan forgiveness.” As seen in columns found in this newspaper and others, there are those who champion …

Here’s to titleless Katy O’Bryan, who continues to bring life to the sports pages of the Seguin Gazette.

I would like to thank President Trump for implementing policies resulting in the following accomplishments:

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted all our lives. The closing of businesses and schools, and the shift to working and learning from home for those who can do so, has been our “new normal” since March. This change has resulted in many families struggling to put food on their tables and roofs…

‘Dictatorship.’ January 20th, the Constitution WILL BURN!

I respectfully request that Congress pass the Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act, H.R. 5434/S. 2602, in 2020. The bipartisan RPM Act protects the right to convert an automobile or motorcycle into a racing car to be used exclusively on the racetrack.

Now that the elections are over, I hope we all take a deep breath and consider the implications concerning the presidential and congressional votes.

I was speaking with a close friend recently and they recounted an event that deeply disturbed them; the observation of a wildly irrational emotional response to the impending election. An individual, while speaking about the closeness of the presidential election between President Trump and …

My daughters and grandchildren know about Mr. Richard Garza because I told them the story. The story about a man who came into our city when so many young Chicanos/Hispanic men, including myself, were lost, running the streets and being pushed into manual labor trades in school.

I’m sure I’ll get some personal hate about my comments but last time I checked, I have a right to say what I think. I would also ask those who disagree to treat me as I try to treat everyone: with respect and love. 

Very interesting and informative article by Scot Kibbe concerning the snafu created by the UIL realignment “dunderheads.” This seems to happen somewhere in the state after every realigning period every two years. 

Today, I went to the Elections Office to vote. I went in the middle of the day when most people were working with the hopes the lines would not be as long. Sure enough, there was a line but it moved at a regular pace, so the wait was not too bad.

Kudos to the body of work thus put forth by one Katy O’Bryan covering local sports. 

The missing masks mystery is hard to understand because these facts seem clear.

Regarding the Letter To The Editor, on Sunday Sept. 27, 2020, “Gonzalez Owes All Veterans an Apology” by Daniel Shepard, I wouldn’t count on an apology from the Congressman. A vote for Monica De La Cruz-Hernandez would be a good alternative.