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Brush Y Canyon Master Naturalists members gather with the 133.34 pounds of trash they collected from the Frio River area in Concan.
The city of Uvalde is still holding $170,873 of about $405,139 multiple donors gave to help families of Robb Elementary School shooting victims cover burial costs. City manager Vince DiPiazza said the city does not currently have plans for further fund disbursement pending the ongoing legal settlement with those and other families affected by the May 24, 2022, mass shooting. […]
A room full of helpers gathered Oct. 10 at the Willie De Leon Civic Center to celebrate 25 years of service to the community. TEAM Uvalde is a partnership between private and public service providers of mental health, medical, municipal and educational services, community and child welfare resources, law enforcement and civic organizations who spring into action when needed.The group […]
Share During its Oct. 8 meeting, the Uvalde City Council discussed plans to create tax increment reinvestment zones in two parts of the city, which could spur development and offset infrastructure improvement costs.
Courtesy of office of Tony Gonzales, U.S. Congressman for District 23 Mayor pro tem Everardo ‘Lalo’ Zamora, Uvalde County Judge Bill Mitchell, U.S. Congressman for District 23 Tony Gonzales, and Hill Country MHDD Centers deputy CEO Landon Sturdivant shovel dirt during a groundbreaking ceremony for the 32-bed Uvalde Region Behavioral Health Campus which is to be built next to the Uvalde County Fairplex. The groundbreaking was held Oct. 17.
Three candidates for mayor – Jennifer Gilleland, Hector Luevano, and Everardo “Lalo” Zamora – presented their visions and plans for Uvalde during a meet-and-greet LULAC de Uvalde Council #22553 hosted on Oct. 13. Luevano and Zamora are city council members, while Gilleland is a community activist. In a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, she sometimes used text-to-speech software to communicate. […]
Uvalde City council members on Oct. 22 approved an $84,473 change order for work being done on city well No. 5, which will be converted to pump Buda Aquifer water. City well No. 5, located on East Oak Street between North First and North Second streets, is an out-of-service well that previously tapped into the Edwards Aquifer. When done, it […]
C ity of Uvalde mayoral race top vote-getters Hector R. Luevano and Everardo “Lalo” Zamora will face a runoff election on Dec. 14. Early voting is set Dec. 2-10.
With a 54.75 percent overall voter turnout, Uvalde County voters overwhelmingly cast their ballots for Republicans, including former President Donald Trump. They echoed the nation, which in the Nov. 5 general election, similarly selected him to lead.
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare Uvalde County’s early voting ballot board accepted seven of nearly 200 outstanding ballots when they met Nov. 13 at 9 a.m. at the county elections office, 124 N. East St.
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