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Natalia ISD to limit phone use, approves $16.3 million budget
Five members of the Board of Trustees for Natalia Independent School District met and approved measures to prevent phone use during class and to approve the 2024 budget and bond sales plan on the evening of June 24. The majority of the discussion concerned the new phone restrictions that will...
Preliminary stormwater utility rate set by Lytle council
A rate of $7 per equivalent residential unit in the proposed creation of a stormwater utility fund to better manage drainage issues was approved by the Lytle City Council during their June 24 regular session. The council also approved issuing exclusions for church owned properties of 50 percent. In Texas,...
4th Annual Summer Fest July 20th in Moore
Moore Community Improvement Club will hold their 4th Annual Summer Fest on Saturday, July 20 from 9 am to 6 pm at 647 CR 1543 in Moore. There will be a BBQ cook off contest, multiple vendors and Corn Hole Tournament (contact Bobby Elizondo at 830-317-3940 if you want to participate).
July 4th: Community, Gratitude, and Safety
July 4th marks more than just a date on the calendar. It commemorates the birth of our nation and honors the values of freedom and unity. It is a day when communities across the country come together to celebrate with parades, picnics, and fireworks. However, amidst the festivities, it is crucial to plan ahead and prioritize safety, particularly when it comes to handling fireworks.
Community Outreach Event July 18
Community Outreach Program on July 18 in Lytle Community Center, lots of vendors ready to help you with all kinds of available programs. Stop by and visit with us and pick up information on how they can help you. The City of Lytle invites you to come out and check...
Devine council hopes to reduce speed limit on part of Hwy 173 in Devine from 45 to 35 MPH
Parking on either side of Oak Hill Drive prohibited. The Devine City Council voted unanimously at its June 18th meeting to prohibit parking on both sides of Oak Hill Drive near Wal-Mart due to ongoing complains about dangerous traffic and pedestrian conditions. Acting on a suggestion by Devine Fire Chief...
MHA COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
The executive team at Methodist Hospital | Atascosa held a Community Advisory Board meeting last Thursday at the hospital with community officials and other public leaders within the area. They met to share community updates on what is going on at the hospital and receive input and feedback from the community leaders. Their goal is to continue strengthening the relationship between the hospital and the community, providing a platform for community members to share their perspectives on the hospital’s services and identifying areas of improvement for community health initiatives. Plans are underway for another one later this year. Pictured from left are: MHA employees: Jacalyn DeHarte, CNO and COO at MHA; Linda Fusco, Vice President of Clinical Operations; Pleasanton Mayor J.R. Gallegos, Jourdanton Mayor Robert “Doc” Williams; Justin Davis, Assistant Chief Financial Officer at MHA; Greg Seiler, CEO of MHA and Rita Castillo, VP of Quality, Risk Management and Safety at MHA.
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