One hundred years ago, the new Atascosa County Courthouse opened for service. Help celebrate this centennial event by attending the ceremony this Saturday, May 18 at 10 a.m. in the District Courtroom. More...
Israel keeps Pleasanton council seat; Poteet has tie for Place 4 Alderman, Sanchez wins again
SUE BROWN EDITOR
The $85 million bond for Pleasanton ISD was voted down by 127 votes in the May 11 election with 477 voting for and 604 voting against (this is unofficial until the votes are canvassed). More...
Congressman Henry Cuellar, (D-TX28) along with the City of Jourdanton Mayor Susan Netardus and the City of Pleasanton Mayor Clint Powell announced over $260,000 in grant funds to the two cities’ Volunteer Fire Departments. More...
CUERO– The Eagles couldn’t overcome a first inning Needville grand slam in a 6-1 loss May 11, which resulted in their elimination from the playoffs. More...
It’s that time of year again. Pleasanton will host the 7-on-7 Brush Country football league, which kicks off tonight. All the games will be played at the Pleasanton High School football stadium. More...
The Indians were eliminated from the playoffs after losing to former district foe George West 2-0 May 11 in Three Rivers. Jourdanton was tested early and struggled to generate runs in the game. More...
First all of you liberals who are gearing up to defend your party’s excesses relax. This column is not about the federal budget and your inability to write a balanced budget. More...
My heart sank when I saw that the Pleasanton ISD school bond did not pass. I was willing to pay an extra $30 a month so we could have wonderful facilities to provide a bright future for our children. Understand I did not say MY children. More...
Jerry O’Dell, Jr. lived in Conroe for the past 20 years with his son Toad and his family. He was born on January 6, 1941 to parents Lillian Hilburn and Jerry O’Dell Sr. at the Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio. More...
A guaranteed maximum price of $3,677,896 was approved unanimously at the May 16 Pleasanton City Council meeting, for Bartlett-Cocke Contractors to construct the Civic Center and Library and Information Center Project. More...
Who’s been operating at the same place for 100 years? The Atascosa County Courthouse, that’s who. Help celebrate this milestone this Saturday, May 18 at 10 a.m. More...
The Atascsoa County Courthouse at its completion in 1913 as viewed from the north end of Main Street in Jourdanton. County Officials for 1912-1913 were William M. Abernathy, County Judge; Walter E. More...
This custom made commemorative pewter ornament will be available to purchase as a donation to the Atascosa County Historical Commission at the centennial celebration of the courthouse. More...
Lucy Yanas was a fixture at South Texas Regional Medical Center since 1960. In her 50+ years of service, she touched countless patients, family members and co-workers’ lives. More...
School is almost over and summer will soon be upon us. Local churches, libraries and others are urged to submit their listings for our upcoming Brush Country Kid’s Summer Events. More...
The Jourdanton ISD will be offering a Summer School Program for Limited English Proficient (LEP) students that will be entering Kindergarten or first grade for the 2013-14 school year. More...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) Administrator Juan M. Garcia announced today that farm payments, which had been temporarily suspended due to sequestration, resumed May 8. More...
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department hunter education area chief Benny Ham and state Game Warden Brian Scott will hold a two-day hunter education class in Pleasanton. The class will be held at the Trading Post on Hi-Way 281 South. More...
Everyone is invited to attend a Senior Adult Fellowship at First Baptist Church in Poteet on Tuesday, May 21, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The event will be held at the church fellowship hall at Avenue D and 4th Street in Poteet. More...