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- Goliad library offers summer reading challenge
- Lesson in life at the presidio
- Rise up as witnesses
- Fighting the darkness of Alzheimer’s disease
- Elementary student council takes second win for work in community
- City extends emergency declaration as cases rise in neighboring counties
- USDA reminds producers to complete crop acreage reports
- Embrace the ‘Both/And’
GOLIAD – Winning their first year was an accomplishment. So when the teachers learned that the elementary school student council was being honored for a second time, they were understandably overjoyed.
GOLIAD – The mayor’s emergency declaration isn’t going as far as some major cities, but it d…
Agricultural producers in Refugio and Goliad counties must complete crop acreage reports by …
GOLIAD – One day, that plane soaring high over Goliad might just be designed by Justin Swize.
SKIDMORE – Stephen Silva, the athletic director at Skidmore-Tynan, announced Tuesday, June 2…
GOLIAD – Emiliano Garza has dreamed about playing collegiate basketball since he was just kn…
GOLIAD – The Goliad County Library, in partnership with the Goliad County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office, is offering some reading challenge fun this summer with “FRED: Families Reading Every Day.”
GOLIAD – At the request of Goliad resident Carol New, a barbecue fundraiser to benefit the V…
BEEVILLE – This year, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 274 in Beeville has existed for…
Seven members from Boy Scouts Troop 60 were Goliad High School class of 2020 graduates. This…
Goliad – Phil Alton (P.A.) Albrecht, Sr. passed away on early …
Goliad – Manuela S. Solis, 85, of Charco, passed away Friday, …
In loving memory: Tracy Ann Anderson, age 52, passed away June…
Alton A. “Dyna” Gruetzmacher, 99, of Weesatche, passed on Wedn…
Clara Irene Utley, 95, of Weesatche passed away Wednesday, Jun…
The current state of the union cannot take away every pleasure in life.
Each Juneteenth, Texans celebrate the anniversary of the end of slavery in our state, and our nation’s continued progress towards equality. This year, our nation is grappling with how far we still have to go.
It’s hard to encourage growth at this time when so many businesses are struggling just to remain afloat.
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