Noel Wilkerson Holmes is a journalist based in Poteet, Texas. She writes for The Pleasanton Express, focusing on local news and events in Atascosa County. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community celebrations, crime reports, local government, and human interest stories.
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Noel Wilkerson Holmes primarily covers local news with a focus on crime and community events in Atascosa County, Texas. Her coverage often includes announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary related to local happenings.
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Pleasanton Express Publisher Noel Wilkerson Holmes and Managing Editor Daniel Elizondo embrace the 2023 Texas Press Association Sweepstakes award earned at the TPA conference held last week.
The recent presidential debate was a debacle. It raises a pressing question: Is it time we considered age limits on who can run for president? The U.S. Constitution specifies a minimum age of 35 for presidential candidates, as stated in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5. The founding fathers established this requirement to ensure that a presidential candidate would possess […]
T he Safer Path Family Violence Shelter’s Bags & Bling Bingo is hands-down one of my favorite events.
A public comment made by local businessman John Mayse at the recent Pleasanton City Council meeting set off a firestorm of comments from the community after the Pleasanton Express posted a video of it on our Facebook. We posted this video because it was big news that had a big impact on the community. The beloved 86’D Pleasanton High School […]
A s you read this column, my hope is that I am on the Port Aransas beach on Mile Marker 16 surrounded by family and friends, the sun, clear blue skies, the sand, the waves and the sound of seagulls in the background. The forecast for this week is rainy but that is not dampening our spirits whatsoever. This year […]
By: Noel Wilkerson Holmes, Publisher
The Pleasanton Express is set to launch a daily digital news site in September, marking a change in the way news will be delivered to Atascosa County. Since 1909, the Pleasanton Express has operated as a weekly print newspaper. While the publication has had a website since 2011, offering breaking news and earning multiple first-place awards for best newspaper website […]
Urban Bricks closed last Wednesday. It was a sad day for local businesses and for the entire community of Atascosa County. Everyone knew where Urban Bricks was located. Nobody could have given more back to the community than Brad and Misty did. They created great food and beverage happy hours to draw in crowds, provided live entertainment and were prominently […]
By: Noel Wilkerson Holmes
You might see a video crew out this week filming key sites for the Atascosa County Economic Development Group’s (ACED) website. The crew will be in Pleasanton, Jourdanton, Poteet, Charlotte, and Lytle. They will also interview key leaders from H-E-B, Methodist Hospital Atascosa, and United Steel. ACED is a newly formed group whose mission is to attract big businesses, industry […]
I do not know about you, but this month has seemed nine years long and a blur. The scariest thing about October isn’t Halloween; it’s the number of important events and happenings in Atascosa County that cannot be missed. But it’s impossible. There is no way to be at all of them. Here are a few things in October the […]
I was deeply saddened and shocked to hear of Diana Guthrie’s passing on October 12. Diana had informed us she’d be away from the Pleasanton Express for a month due to health issues. Sadly, she had an emergency surgery procedure during her hospital stay and did not survive. Sara “Diana” Guthrie was a beloved figure in Pleasanton, serving as the […]
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