Council chooses new judge in third round

Sorola confirmed in 5-1 decision


Uvalde City Council confirmed former Texas Parks and Wildlife game warden Captain Gustavo Sorola as the new municipal court judge in a 5-1 vote on May 27. Mayor Hector R. Luevano made the motion to appoint Sorola, who retired in August 2012 after a 30-year career with Texas Parks and Wildlife. This was the second time Luevano appointed Sorola and […]

Lambert resigns from Uvalde school board

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Citing health issues, Cal Lambert resigned from the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District board of trustees effective May 27. Lambert, an at-large trustee, won reelection to a second term May 2024 and his term was set to expire in May 2028. He first joined the school board in November 2020. A retired Navy Command Master Chief, Lambert served 26 years […]

Victoria Castillo-Lee closes high school career on a high note

Uvalde grad wins state choir title days after graduation


Uvalde High School class of 2025 graduate Victoria Castillo-Lee sang her way to state victory May 26, just three days after receiving her high school diploma. UHS choir teacher Weston Clark and pianist Jason Schlichting joined Castillo-Lee for the May 26 trip to the University Interscholastic League state competition for solo and ensemble at Hendrickson High School in Pflugerville. Clark […]

Empty desks speak loudly

Uvalde families, friends mark three years since tragedy


On the evening of May 24, muggy heat settled over the Uvalde Rotary Club Amphitheater, where smoke from dozens of burning candles drifted through the air as community members and the families and friends of Robb Elementary School victims gathered to mark three years since their untimely deaths. Onlookers saw 19 small desks and two larger desks, which sat empty, […]