Martindale News

San Marcos Police know where the stolen credit cards used by suspects at one of the city's outlet malls Sunday came from, but the origin of copper pipe found in the possession of a suspect in an unrelated case is still a mystery.

Mr. and Mrs. George Rocha of Martindale are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carmen Jean Rocha to Joseph Alvarez son of Mr.

The town of Martindale held its annual Fun Day on Saturday, complete with a red, white and blue parade.

Residents were celebrating in the streets of Martindale , in Caldwell County, Saturday.

When the S.P.C.A. Along with a Grayson County Constable and a Denison animal control officer, arrived at the house around 11 this morning, they found six dogs.

Downtown Martindale will be bustling with activity on Saturday when the city of Martindale sponsors Fun Fest to benefit the Martindale Volunteer Fire Department.

They dogged the project for months, but to no avail. On Tuesday, some landowners whose property will be taken for a new 345-kilowatt transmission line in Caldwell and Guadalupe counties hunkered down to learn about how that will all actually happen; and how they can gain maximum compensation for what they're about to lose.

CenturyTel recently honored Keith Rollings, communications technician, for 20 years of service with the telephone company in San Marcos.

A tired community thrift shop, that's helped many for years, is receiving help itself from a group of mission volunteers from Kansas.

As Tropical Storm Fay dumped record amounts of rain across Florida in August, hundreds of volunteer weather observers tracked the storm, feeding valuable data to forecasters at the National Weather Service.

Members of the Martindale Volunteer Fire Department posed with their brand new engine Saturday.

Martindale resident Billy Colburn has been waiting for months for Caldwell County to lift its ban on burning so he could take care of some debris that has been collecting around his home.

Was born February 7, 1918 to Robert Nolan and Louise DeViney on a farm at Martindale, Texas.

"Believe in Martindale" say the bumper stickers and, this year, Christmas tree ornaments.

On a day when the temperature plunged from 80 degrees to freezing with blustery winds, sleet and snow, Martindale residents turned out in mass for their annual Lighting of the Christmas Trees celebration.