Eagle Pass
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San Marcos community rallies in No Kings protest
About 200 people gathered at the Hays County Historic Courthouse on Oct. 17 for a “No Kings” protest encouraging residents to vote in the midterm elections. The “No Kings: Vote Early” event was part of a nationwide movement that held more than 3,000 rallies across all 50 states. The movement opposes the Trump administration and criticizes what participants view as authoritarianism, emphasizing the importance of democracy.
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Texas wedding venue settles lawsuit over nearly $16K refund after groom suddenly dies
A San Marcos wedding venue has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by a woman seeking the return of nearly $16,000 she paid for a wedding that could not take place after her fiancé died. Zoe Vandeloo sued Meadow de Fleurs LLC, which does business as Posey Meadow, in...
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Cibolofest Doubles Its Carnival and Lights Up Main Street This Weekend
Cibolofest ran from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday as a free community tradition, with vendors, a carnival and a fireworks finale. What started as a modest gathering has turned into one of the city's biggest annual draws, pulling in crowds from well beyond its original footprint. From a Community Supper...
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Voters to decide from a handful of ballot items, positions
(Seguin) — With early voting underway, local residents will be faced with casting their ballots in several major statewide contests and local races. Among the featured races on the ballot are contests for Texas governor, lieutenant governor, U.S. Congress and the U.S. Senate. The U.S. Senate race features Republican...
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KWED ensuring holiday fun with free Halloween Happenings guide
(Seguin) — Families looking for Halloween fun and fall activities around Seguin and Guadalupe County do not have to look any further. That’s because thanks to sponsors and local tradition, all those community events can again be found in one spot – and that’s in the annual KWED Halloween Happenings List.