- Seguin Gazette-Enterprise (The)

The trio of races for positions on the Seguin ISD school board saw an incumbent lose by a landslide and a pair of tight races that are bringing new faces to the board.

The fence surrounding the white church in the heart of Sutherland Springs was adorned with signs of love and flowers on Sunday, the air filled with the smell of barbecue and the sounds of inspirational songs.

With the arrival of Election Day, Guadalupe County residents have a final chance to cast a vote in the mid-term elections, which includes several local races.

Voters across the state have flooded early polling centers for this mid-term election, including those locations in Guadalupe County.

The eyes of several future little scientists and educators lit up in amazement as they observed the projects on display and talked to the physics students of Texas Lutheran University during the annual Family Physics Night on Thursday.

A new mural in downtown Seguin paying tribute to the Texas Rangers is among the projects that are getting funded from a community grant program.

GERONIMO — The parking lot between the old Navarro Intermediate School and the Navarro Elementary turned into a miniature X-Games Thursday morning as BMX riders did tricks and flips in the air for a crowd of students.

IH-10 in Seguin will go from four lanes to six under a project slated to get started in 2021.

MARION — Some of Marion’s roadways will soon be easier to drive on thanks to the generosity of a national pizza company.

Guadalupe Regional Medical Center is increasing its budget after it completed its expansion projects, won national awards and has seen increased revenue, hospital officials told county leaders this week.

Seguin recently served as the backdrop for a short film by an area filmmaker.

The district judges that sit on the bench in Guadalupe County are seeking help with dealing with the civil cases filed.

Jackie Milligan, a member of the barbecue cookoff team 2 Gringos Chupacabra, is set to represent the group at the World Food Championships in Alabama in a few short weeks.

Dozens of dogs — in various sizes and breeds — gathered in the First United Methodist Church’s prayer garden with their owners on Saturday eager to receive a dog biscuit as well as a quick prayer and blessing as part…

Over the weekend, Seguinites went nuts for Pecan Fest, the time of year everyone comes together to celebrate the city’s heritage. At the Big Red Barn on Saturday, a new Pecan Queen was crowned and there was no shortage of…

With one week of early voting already in the books and one week still remaining — the voting numbers continue to rise well ahead of the last mid-term election.

The Seguin area is prepping for the nuttiest celebration of the year.

Dozens of individuals lined up at the Schuech Fine Arts Center to meet author Diana López, but in the midst of it all was 9-year-old Addison Arambula and her little sister Avery, 7, decked out in skeleton shirts and matching…

Despite the gloomy and rainy skies on Wednesday, many community members saw a little sunshine when an unexpected bouquet of flowers was placed in their hands.

Junie B. Jones is putting her “top secret personal beeswax” on display in the Seguin High School Performing Arts Center.

A wave of eager voters struck the county elections centers and the state of Texas on Monday.

Standing on a ladder, dressed in a yellow apron, Navarro ISD parent Jennifer Salazar held a thin paintbrush as she focused on adding the finishing touches to her latest mural.

For two days, the Seguin Events Complex is transforming into the mecca for all area hunting, fishing and outdoor enthusiasts.

Several local law enforcement officers are taking on a furrier new look for the next month.

ABILENE — Ninth-ranked Hardin-Simmons jumped out to a 28-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 58-14 conference win over Texas Lutheran, on Saturday at HSU’s Shelton Stadium.

With early voting already in full swing and Election Day getting closer, the Guadalupe County Elections Office has a few reminders and tips to allow a smooth voting process.

It may well be said, “Make too much racket and you’ll raise the dead.”

The lights in downtown are getting ready for the big holiday season.

With the old Seguin-Guadalupe County Public Library up for demolishment in the near future, the city is looking to get rid of its old furniture.

A surge of water flowed down the Guadalupe River and most of the major tributaries in Guadalupe County on Oct. 17, 1998, creating islands that cut people off from the world, and their homes.

Two decades after flood waters washed over the county, local first responders vividly remember the events of the day.

It wouldn’t stop. The police scanner crackled to life with call after call.

While the fall season is in full swing, it’s going to feel more like winter for the rest of the week.

A firefighter from the Seguin Fire Department in full bunker gear shattered a rear window of a smashed up car as another two worked on cutting the off the passenger side doors while more than 30 people surrounded them.

Ed Cox took his time looking over jars of jams and jellies on Thursday morning in the women’s building at the Seguin Events Complex.

Bodies spread out across the empty parking lot next to the Mercer-Blumberg Learning Center, the cries of several injured people and first responders hurrying to their sides played out like a scene in a movie on Thursday morning.

Dozens of Navarro Intermediate students lined up outside of the DART Mart window — some tippy-toeing to peak at the various rewards available for them to purchase while others already had their eye on the prize.

CIBOLO — The Cibolo Police Department now has a few more tools on its belt to help keep the community safe and educate the youth.

After a dozen years serving up southern-style home-cooked cuisine on Seguin’s west side, Bill Thompson has opened up a new kitchen on the east side and is tossing in some spice.

Dozens of children giggled with joy as they carried around wafer ice cream cones filled with feed and an assortment of petting zoo animals gathered around them in hopes of getting a morning snack.

Six candidates running for city and county seats took the stage on Monday night at Texas Lutheran University to discuss the strengths, concerns as well as the future of Seguin and Guadalupe County.

McQueeney Volunteer firefighter Eric Johnson made his way to each of the McQueeney Elementary third-grade students and gave them a high-five decked out in his bunker gear on Tuesday.

Doug Barton, owner of Pride of Texas Shows, moves across the parking lot of the Seguin Events Complex answering questions as the asphalt landscape transforms into a colorful midway.

Area residents can expect cooler weather and clear skies as they head to the 135th Guadalupe County Fair and Rodeo later this week.

Cars lined up on the south side of the Mercer-Blumberg Learning Center’s Parking lot, waiting for the opportunity to get some food for home.

Local pets got two opportunities for a blessing this week, with a handful of community members gathering in Central Park with their pups on Saturday to honor St. Francis of Assisi.

Friends, families and barbecue enthusiasts gathered at the Guadalupe County Fair Grounds on Saturday to take part in the 16th Annual Guadalupe County Fair IBCA State Championship BBQ Cook-off.

More than 60 area students explored some of the city’s manufacturing plants on Friday where they learned about the endless career opportunities available to them in their own backyard.

The ribbon to Seguin’s new Bealls store fell to cheers and applause Thursday morning as it officially opened its doors

A new spot in downtown Seguin is looking to become the place where community members know where to hold ‘em.