COVID-19 variants are once again on the upsurge in Texas, but cases remain low at Uvalde Memorial Hospital. As the pandemic has become endemic, the way scientists measure effects have changed, pivoting from tracking percentage of positive tests indicating community case levels to new indicators such as hospital admission levels. At Uvalde Memorial Hospital, which serves a five-county region with […]
Remember When? 50 years ago: Vice President salute exhibit opens Friday
10 years ago Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013 Police ferret out trapped pet – It took Uvalde Police about 40 minutes to rearrange a kitchen cabinet in order to grab the absconder trapped underneath, but the subject in the events at 800 Sunrise Ave. wasn’t one of the usual suspects. Frilly, aka Dookie, a wily ferret, dodged away from owner Lori […]
Law enforcement officers receive ALERRT training
Sofi ZemanStaff Writer
During the week of Aug. 7-11, Uvalde county, city and school district officers learned how to become instructors in advanced law enforcement rapid response training. ALERRT uses nationally-gathered research to train officers in how to best respond to active shooter situations, according to its website. Law enforcement from the Uvalde Police Department, Uvalde County Sheriff’s Office, Uvalde Consolidated Independent School […]
Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District
Uvalde Elementary Stephanie Moreno Welcome back to another school year. Uvalde Elementary kicked off the year with fun learning activities. Fourth grade classes are learning about place value and teachers are incorporating math concepts through fun learning activities such as bingo. Students are working in small groups and practicing their critical thinking and collaborative skills. Students will have their first […]
Gliders resume flying on Friday after two-day rain delay
Julye KeebleStaff Writer
After two days of being washed out by rain and winds, dozens of pilots once again took to the skies in gliders on Aug. 24 for the penultimate day in two Soaring Society of America contests. The final contest day and awards dinner was set Aug. 25, but results were not yet available when the newspaper was printed. The event […]
UHS wins district tennis opener
James VolzSports Editor
It was a case of total domination for the Coyotes and the Lobos as Uvalde High School posted a 19-0 lopsided victory over the Carrizo Springs Wildcats in the District 29-4A team tennis opener last Wednesday. Coach Nolan Pritchard’s UHS team won seven doubles matches and 12 singles matches to sweep the competition over the Wildcats at the Terri Rambie […]
Veteran, 97, enrolls in VA health care for first time
The veterans’ resource benefit fair held Aug. 16 was successful, with about 133 attendees, according to Uvalde County veterans service officer Everardo “Lalo” Zamora. The event was held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Tomas Valle American Legion Post 479, 583 W. Main St. The South Texas Veterans Health Care System collaborated with the Uvalde Veterans Service Organization to […]
Required hunters’ ed course set Sept. 23
Award-winning area chief hunter education instructor David Rios will present the third in a series of hunters’ education classroom courses next month at the Herby Ham Activity Center, 248 Farm to Market Road 3447. On Sept. 23, the course is set for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with approximately 20 seats available. To register, visit tpwd.elementlms.com/course/hunter-education-classroom-course-8834/. Rios, a Texas Parks […]
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