Thursday Jul 17 | Seguin Gazette-Enterprise
Jose DeLaCruz of Marion was born on Feb. 12, 1939, and went to be with his Lord and Savior on July 14, 2008, at the age of 69.
Education foundation awards area students with scholarships
July 15, 2008 Contributed OMAHA, Neb. - The West Education Foundation, a foundation created by West Corp., recently announced four area students as recipients of its scholarship program.
Bail lowered for local facing murder charges
A Bexar County District Judge Friday lowered bail for a Seguin youth facing murder charges in an April Fiesta Carnival killing - but not far enough that his family will be able to get him out of jail.
St. James Catholic School gets new principal
A year ago, if someone told Deanna Sanchez that she'd soon be a principal, she might not have believed it.
Check of NEISD employees turns up 280 criminal charges
National background searches at San Antonio's second-largest school district have turned up employee criminal records with 276 misdemeanor and four felony charges, ranging from traffic offenses to assault and ...
NEISD, SCUCISD Release Fingerprinting Results
School districts across the area, including two Wednesday, continue to release the results of its new state-mandated fingerprint and background check of all employees.
Tinters operate in a business that weathers a lot of fly-by-night freelancers. Still, the earnings for installing film on windows can be very good, especially when the sun bears down.
The Krystal Co. is bringing back the carhop and the Chattanooga, Tenn.-based chain picked San Antonio to be the first - outside of its hometown - to get the new look and a new menu.
Northside issues fingerprint results
San Antonio's largest school district released information Tuesday from extensive national background checks on 7,073 employees that revealed hundreds of criminal charges, including driving while intoxicated, ...
2 districts stalling on fingerprint discoveries
The two largest school districts in Bexar County are stalling in making public the full results of new fingerprint checks of their employees even as another school district's records show hundreds of employees ...
Court awaits psych test for teen
The Seguin youth facing murder charges in an April 26, Fiesta Carnival confrontation cannot sleep because he relives the traumatic incident each night, his father said Tuesday.
Frogfest race winners pocket cool cash
Connections and the Comal County Senior Citizens Foundation came together Friday to award price checks to the winners of The Second Annual Frogfest race.
Symphony plays Steele, goes hands-on
It was a "Celebration of America" as the San Antonio Symphony filled Steele High School's auditorium May 23 with vibrant reverberations such as the "The Star-Spangled Banner," "America the Beautiful" and the ...
Windcrest residents and businesses up and down Walzem Road received welcome news at the latest the Walzem Road Revitalization Committee meeting - in the form of a new tenant for an empty building.
Patricia Hager, students to demonstrate harp skills
The public is invited to attend a free concert at the San Marcos Public Library featuring The Highland Harps at 7 p.m. tonight Anyone who loves beautiful music will enjoy harpist Patricia Hager and her ...
Bexar County Inmate Mistakingly Freed, Recaptured
For the second time in less than a year, officials at the Bexar County jail mistakenly released an inmate not scheduled to be freed -- but police have since recaptured the convicted sex offender.
Mayor Medinger passes torch to John Williams
The monthly city council meeting of Universal City began with a "changing of the guard" as Mayor Joe D. Medinger proclaimed, "I don't know if they do this in the White House, but I'm going to pass on the key to ...
No end soon to soaring enrollments
O'Connor High School was built for 2,400 students, but now - in its 10th year - the school has 900 students more than it should hold.
Andrea Shannon has been named valedictorian of Randolph High School's Class of 2006, and Cindy Lopez is this year's salutatorian.