Three candidates who were running for a place on the Kingsville City Council withdrew their applications Wednesday after discrepancies were found that would have prevented them from running. More...
The City of Kingsville’s share of March sales tax delivered here Friday is 15.74 percent less than the same period last year.
Kingsville was allocated $249,837.55 compared to $296,522.74 for the same month last year. More...
Members of the Kingsville Noon Lions Club will take to the local Wal-Mart in Kingsville on Saturday, March, 27 to raise funds as part of the annual White Cane Day.
According to Donny Trant, the local Lions Eye Exams/Glasses/Recycling Coordinator, funds raised will be used to provide free eye exams for needy youth. More...
I always thought Daylight Savings Time was put in place to allow more time for hunting rabbits.
That’s because as a young man, hunting rabbits was like playing computer games today. More...
Since 1935, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (originally called the Soil Conservation Service) has provided leadership in a partnership effort to help America’s private land owners and managers conserve their soil, water, and other natural resources including air, plants, and animals. More...
In order to help parents with small children, we have set aside a computer in the Children’s area for adults. This will allow parents access to the Internet and email, while also allowing them to monitor their children. We have color pages, puzzles, books, and children’s terminals to entertain the children while mom and dad are using the computer. More...
CELEBRATING DIAGNOSTICIAN WEEK — Lamar Elementary celebrated Diagnostician’s Week by presenting Mrs. Ana Sandoval a gift of appreciation. (Photo courtesy of Patricia Guzman) More...
Santa Gertrudis Independent School District had numerous boys and girls basketball players recently selected for the All-District 32-A team.
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Ashley Ritter won a share of District 32-A’s Most Valuable Player award. More...
BEGINS March 14