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Candidates Corner: County Commissioner candidates pose final question to opponent - Vimarsana News

Candidates Corner: County Commissioner candidates pose final question to opponent

The Seguin Daily News is highlighting the two local candidates appearing in today's May 28th Republican Primar...

Former tank commander signs copies of 'Tanker Tots' — a book about tanks for kids | Local News - Vimarsana News

Former tank commander signs copies of 'Tanker Tots' — a book about tanks for kids | Local News

HARKER HEIGHTS — Children’s book author and former Fort Cavazos tank platoon leader Brian Scheel hosted a meet-and-greet at Barnes & Nobles on Saturday for his new book.

'Tanker Tots' book signing set for Harker Heights | Military - Vimarsana News

'Tanker Tots' book signing set for Harker Heights | Military

A former Army officer will be signing copies of his new children’s book at a bookstore in Harker Heights on Saturday.

Vivian Lorine Ahr Scott - Vimarsana News

Vivian Lorine Ahr Scott

Vivian Lorine Ahr Scott, 95, long-time resident of New Braunfels, entered into the presence of the Lord on Saturday, November 27, 2021. She was born in Castroville, TX, on July

Americares Prepares Shipments for Texas Cold Weather Crisis - Vimarsana News

Americares Prepares Shipments for Texas Cold Weather Crisis

Americares Prepares Shipments for Texas Cold Weather Crisis Emergency Shipments Headed To Texas Stamford, Conn. – Feb. 19, 2021 – Americares is preparing emergency shipments of bottled water, medicine and relief supplies for Texas families and local health centers affected by the severe winter weather that has wreaked havoc across the state. Days of snow, ice and freezing temperatures knocked out power—36 hours or longer in many homes—and caused pipes to freeze, leaving millions of Texans without heat or access to safe drinking water. More than 180,000 people were still without power...