Friday | Seguin Gazette-Enterprise
Residents gather to give opinions on flood co
Guadalupe County launched a $330,000 study it hopes will enable it to better protect the Geronimo and Alligator Creek watersheds from flood damage.
Signs alert Seguin to burglary dangers
Officers want residents to see the signs, and prevent the crimes. The Seguin Police Department is taking new steps to help prevent motor vehicle burglaries with signs that remind people to be cautious about leaving belongings in their cars.
'Plaza Suite' brings NYC to Seguin
Broadway isn't the only place to find great theater. The Seguin Art Center is bringing the Tony Award-nominated play, 'Plaza Suite,' to Seguin beginning Nov.
Vets group celebrating anniversary
Put on your boogie shoes for the Disabled Americans Veterans Chapter 61 45th anniversary celebration and dance.
Retired ranger writes history of Texas lawmen
Much has been written about law enforcement and what it was like in the days when Texas was part of the old Wild West.
TxDOT looks to slow drivers on S.H. 123 South
Texas Department of Transportation officials will recommend lowering the speed limit on State Highway 123 south of Seguin to 65 mph in an effort to make the road a little safer.
City to redraw lines for new annexations
The city's council districts may soon be undergoing a few changes. To accommodate recently annexed areas, such as Oak Village North, the city of Seguin is considering some changes to rebalance the council districts.
Fire officials seek possible arsonist
In the wake of a weekend fire that heavily damaged a historic Austin Street home, fire officials sought the public's help Monday in determining who set that blaze or other similar fires that have occurred over recent weeks.
SPD seeks man who fired gun in confrontation
Police are looking for someone who reportedly fired gunshots into the air in a dispute Saturday evening.
Fire damages historic Seguin home
A suspicious fire erupted in the historic Humphrey House in Seguin pn Saturday night, damaging the two-story structure that was built in the 1850s.
Teatro turning spotlight on holiday
After the Halloween candy has all been passed out and the costumes have been put away for another year, the cultural celebration can begin for Dia De Los Muertos.
Top detective takes job and shooting case
The city's newest chief detective had barely moved into his new office when a young man got shot and died after what police say was a gang confrontation on Anderson Street, launching an intense and time-consuming investigation that has resulted so far in 14 arrests.
Amendments on ballot for Tuesday election
If you weren't one of the 2,411 Guadalupe County residents who voted early in Tuesday's Constitutional Amendment election, county officials want to make sure you know that on election day, you must vote in your precinct - and that some have been consolidated because of the anticipated low turnout.
Woman hospitalized after rollover
Emergency crews responded to an accident at I-10 and 123 Bypass Friday morning where a Lexus turning onto the I-10 access road lost control and rolled onto the hill next to the highway.
Safe House offers tricks and treats
Trick-or-treating doesn't always mean hitting the streets. The Seguin D.A.R.E. program is offering a Halloween Safe House as a secure but fun place for children to gather sweet treats during the holiday.
In loving memory of Samuel A. Dunlap II, 80, of Seguin, who passed away Monday, Oct.
Paleo Indian artifacts to be on display in Seguin
The Seguin-Guadalupe County Heritage Museum will sponsor their second annual Show and Tell display Saturday at a Paleo Indian site in Seguin.
The Seguin ISD school board is moving forward with district rezoning for K-5 campuses.
Safety should be priority for treat-seekers
It's a call to all monsters, princesses, super heros or any other trick-or-treater. For the second year, the Seguin-Guadalupe County Public Library is hosting its Monster Bash and Costume Ball.