Seguin News

Renovations have begun on the oldest movie house in Seguin. The Stephen and Mary Birch Texas Theater - built in the early '30s - is undergoing a makeover to give the relic a sparkle with new flooring, roofing, electrical lines and some other much needed modifications.

J&A Collision is making it a very merry Christmas for one lucky Seguin resident.

City Council turned its attention to roadsides during Tuesday's meeting. City Engineer Joe Ramos said that new sidewalks may also soon make an appearance along Seguin roadsides.

A local pharmacist says lack of a safe system for disposing of unused medications is a health risk in homes and a danger to the environment.

Patricia 'Patsy' Ann Moore Brannan, 88 of Crystal City, passed away on Nov. 13, 2009, in Seguin, Texas.

A 60-year-old homeless man authorities believe was responsible for at least one in a string of west side arson fires last spring was a no-show Wednesday for his scheduled arraignment in 2nd 25th Judicial District Court.

For Lloyd Newton it seemed like an average Monday at work. Little did he know, it was a day that would change his life forever.

If police departments haven't traditionally been known for their accommodation for crime victims, it's not difficult to understand, since police agencies are built around their primary job, which is solving crime and catching crooks.

Seguin police served two murder warrants Tuesday morning in last month's gang-related killing of a 20-year-old Waelder man, officials said.

The city of Seguin and the Texas Department of Transportation are teaming up to make the city a little greener.

Bells will be ringing. The Salvation Army Seguin Service Center will be making music trying to entice community members to give a little back during the organization's annual kettle campaign.

Seguin ISD's yellow school buses have gone green, and are receiving some national recognition.

David Pierce is inviting all members of the community to take a 'Journey Through Deaf Texas' at the Cinema for Everyone Film Showcase.

Santa and his elves are making it another blue Christmas. The Seguin Police Department's annual Blue Santa Toy Drive is kicking off starting Thursday, Nov.

A young man authorities say is a member of a criminal street gang went to prison for 20 years Thursday in connection with an incident in which he fired shots into a local home - injuring a person inside.

When Washington crossed the Delaware to take Trenton, women served with the Continental Army.

Seguin police directed traffic at a few eastside intersections for about half an hour late Wednesday morning as a result of a power outage.

General Motors Co. could pay back U.S. taxpayer loans sooner than expected, the automaker's new chairman said Tuesday evening, even suggesting payments might start this year.

What's the most dangerous place in an American home? It might just be the medicine cabinet.

Tears were shed as veterans, and active-duty military personnel were honored for Veteran's Day.