Recycling: A habit we can’t kick
The City of Uvalde recycling center is back in operation, but the experience, including what can be deposited and hours of operation, has changed dramatically. The facility will no longer accept glass bottles. You will have to toss those and your plastic bags in with the everyday trash. That is a shame since the glass represents the most weight, if […]
Thank mom today for all she does
Hi, Mom! Over the years, how many times have we seen these two words conveyed during a sporting event? When a television camera pans from the playing field to the players on the sideline, you see players wave and say, “Hi, Mom!” Looking up into the stands there are many signs of support for the team, but there are also […]
Remember When: Fifty years ago: Uvalde, Leakey scenes to be on TV
10 years ago Thursday, May 6, 2010 Legion post raises $1,700 for veterans memorial – American Legion Post 479 Auxiliary spokesperson Anna Rivera said Monday that $1,700 was raised at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration sponsored by the post. The celebration was held Friday and Saturday at El Jardin de los Heroes Park. Rivera said the money is earmarked […]
Mandry draws strength from mother’s stories
Many young people today don’t care to listen to their parents’ or grandparents’ stories, but I’ve found that I have gained strength in these trying times by reflecting on my mother’s stories about her life and how she grew up poor. Mother passed away in 1999, but there is hardly a day that I don’t think about her. I have […]
Anything but sounds of silence at this zoo
It’s been a zoo, both literally and figuratively, at The Place. What with two dogs and three cats all chasing their tails in the house, we have been living under a self-imposed siege. The horses, thankfully, have been keeping their distance. And the cluck-clucks prefer to huddle under the shade of their hutch rather than risk all that commotion. This […]
Libraries fight misinformation, educate families
The power of a library is immeasurable because it is not just a repository of books but an access point to new ideas and sources of inspiration. While National Library Week was in April and it is now May, the incredible importance of libraries is something that extends beyond one commemorative week. We should appreciate and advocate for libraries each […]
Drive-by graduation for UHS
Student-led petition decries plans for ceremony Graduation for the class of 2020 at Uvalde High School will take place on May 22 at 6 p.m. in the parking lot of Uvalde High School. The district has opted for a vehicle ceremony and will utilize a drive through set-up for the dispersement of diplomas, a plan that has drawn opposition. According to […]
COVID-19 patient being treated here
Woman, 82, not a county resident Julye Keeble Staff writer Friday morning Uvalde Health Authority Dr. Jared Reading announced an 82-year-old woman who tested positive for COVID-19 was being treated at Uvalde Memorial Hospital. The woman was tested on Monday evening at the hospital, and the results came in on Wednesday. The woman does not live in Uvalde County, though […]
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