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Annual Parades in Seguin: A Local’s Guide
From the lighted holiday parade that opens the Christmas season to a Fourth of July parade that draws crowds of more than 10,000, Seguin’s parades are some of the town’s best-loved community events. Most of them roll down the same few blocks of Austin Street, and each one has its own personality. This local’s guide covers every annual parade in Seguin, when it happens, where to stand, and the small details that make the day easier, whether you’re watching from the curb or riding on a float.
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Pair of food distributions set for today, Saturday
(Seguin) — Two local organizations are teaming up with the San Antonio Food Bank this week to help families who may need a little extra help putting food on the table. The first distribution is set for Thursday, Nov. 12 at Greater Second Baptist Church in downtown Seguin. The...
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Marion Looks to Carry Momentum Into Home Playoff Opener Against Hondo
MARION, Texas — The Marion Bulldogs have spent the last three months building toward the postseason. Now, after a dramatic victory to close the regular season, head coach Joel Call and his Bulldogs are ready to begin the next chapter of their journey. For the second consecutive year under...
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Burton seeks first playoff win since 2022 against Harper
BURTON — The Burton Panthers are back in the playoffs for a 17th consecutive season. This week, they have a chance to reverse recent trends and earn an elusive playoff victory. Burton begins the Class 2A Division II playoffs at 7 p.m. Thursday against Harper in Seguin. Burton coach...
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90-year-old Seguin veteran remains proud, committed to country, honors those who served
Seguin celebrates Veterans Day with annual parade, ceremony. (Seguin) — For 90-year-old Betty Jean Youngblood, Veterans Day is about recalling those memories and sharing how proud she was to have served her country post WWII. Youngblood, a member of the Women’s Army Corps (WAC) from 1952-1954, was among those in attendance and was recognized during Seguin’s annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Veterans Park. The Seguin Daily News, on Wednesday, had the honor of talking one-on-one with Youngblood, who today serves as a reminder of the generations of men and women who have fought for our freedoms.