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07/10/24

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Ultimate ‘80s disappointment

A public comment made by local businessman John Mayse at the recent Pleasanton City Council meeting set off a firestorm of comments from the community after the Pleasanton Express posted a video of it on our Facebook. We posted this video…

Building Bridges

Communication is key in effective governance, and I am grateful for this platform that allows me to share updates and insights directly with you. As your County Judge, I am committed to being transparent and accessible, principles that go…

International Self-Care Day: Prioritizing Personal Well-being

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Abbott demands probe into power outages

More than 2 million Texans lost power when Hurricane Beryl hit the Texas coast, and Gov. Greg Abbott wants to know why. The Austin American- Statesman reported Abbott has ordered the Public Utility Commission to conduct an immediate study…

Historically Speaking

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Chief Priest Report – Lytle

Last week at Lytle P.D. … Officers handled 46 calls for service and conducted 43 traffic stops. Of those stops, 23 resulted in citations and 20 were warnings. Only two property crimes were reported/ discovered last week. A resident on S.…

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Major bummer: 86’D has been eighty-sixed

The beloved 86’D Pleasanton High School class reunion concert that has drawn rockin’ crowds at Pleasanton River Park will not happen this year after the City of Pleasanton told concert co-producer John Mayse that it was not approved for…

The stage is set for a huge PYF Open Rodeo and Dance

Get ready to rodeo at the 58th Pleasanton Young Farmers’ Open Rodeo and Dance on Aug. 16-17 held at the Atascosa Showbarn arena. Not only will there be a presentation and “the richest rodeo with the largest payout,” but boot scootin’ live…

Bingo and bling event shines bright for Safer Path Shelter

Sparkles, fashion, good music and a good cause brought nearly 400 women and some men together during Safer Path Family Violence Shelter’s 4th Annual Bags and Bling Bingo. Safer Path’s mission is to build awareness of family violence and…

New year, new Co-op

Atascosa-McMullen Cooperative, which services special needs students in Atascosa and McMullen counties, is in the process of moving to Poteet ISD as it now serves as its fiscal agent beginning in the 2024-25 school year. With the new move…

ATASCOSA CO. CHILD WELFARE BOARD

The Atascosa County Child Welfare Board was recognized by SJRC Texas and Belong as one of the top welfare boards across the state for their support and dedication giving back to children and families. SJRC Texas cares for children and…

Coastal Bend College enhances access to higher education with Pop-Up Registration Events

Coastal Bend College is expanding access to higher education through a series of Pop-Up Registration Events designed to bring enrollment opportunities directly to residents in rural service areas. These events aim to overcome barriers such…

Out and About

Kids Summer Program at Longhorn Museum Next session is July 18 with Healthy Cooking by Texas AgriLife Extension from 11 a.m.-noon. Hosted by City of Pleasanton every Thursday at the Longhorn Museum. Kids must register. For details contact…

Floral Extravaganza in full bloom at Coughran Hall

The community is invited to be part of “A Gallery of Colorful Reflections,” a Floral Extravaganza to benefit local charities on Saturday, July 20. Join award-winning florist Rey Rodriguez as he hosts this fun-filled event at Coughran Hall…

Area school supply drive events set

Local children will soon be headed to begin another year of school, with many families needing assistance with backpacks and supplies. To show their love for the community and lend a helping hand, here are some upcoming back to school…

Czech heritage to be celebrated at St. Matthew July 21

The sauerkraut is almost ready, kolaches are being baked and The Rusty Steins are gearing up to play lots of polka music while visitors enjoy a fabulous Czech meal. That could only mean one thing: Czech Day 2024! Yes, indeed, St. Matthew…

Friday, Jul 12

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86’D reunion concert a no-go for 2024

The beloved 86’D reunion concert that has drawn rockin’ crowds at Pleasanton River Park will not be happening this year after the City of Pleasanton told concert producer John Mayse that it had not been approved for 2024. After a…

Thursday, Jul 11

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Out and About

Kids Summer Program at Longhorn Museum Next session is Atascosa 4-H with Texas AgriLife Extension on July 11 from 11 a.m.-noon. Hosted by City of Pleasanton every Thursday at the Longhorn Museum. Educational and interactive programs for…

Wednesday, Jul 10

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Gov. Abbott announces Garza as first Executive Director of Texas Space Commission

Norman Roy Garza Jr., a 2002 Pleasanton High School graduate, has been named as the Executive Director of the Texas Space Commission. News of this prestigious honor was shared on June 26 by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. The Texas Space…

Bags & Bling Bingo time for Safer Path

An exciting evening with friends and family and the chance to win some fantastic purses and jewelry will all be part of Thursday’s Bags & Bling Bingo. The added bonus is that you will be helping to raise funds for Safer Path Family…

NEW INTERIM CHIEF IN JOURDANTON

Last week, Jourdanton Police Department Sergeant Joe Saucedo accepted the position of Interim Police Chief. He filled in for the departing Ray Lacy, who had served as the temporary Interim Chief. The Chief of Police position is posted on…

Independence Day in Atascosa Co.

Festivities rang on throughout the Independence Day Weekend with activities catered to people of all ages. Beginning with Pleasanton’s Pre-Fourth of July Bash, residents were treated to a night full of dancing led by a headlining…

WE’VE BEEN FLOCKED!

We are honored to have been “flocked” by the Landin family. They sent a sweet message and supported Pleasanton Project Graduation. If you would like to “flock” a business or family contact Christel Neischwitz at 210-771-7513.

RATTERREE SWORN IN

Harmony Ratterree was sworn in as the District 3 Councilmember for the City of Pleasanton last month. Her first full council meeting will take place Thursday at Pleasanton City Hall. Pleasanton City Council meets the second Thursday of…

Search is on for Cowboy of the Year

There are few who can still fill the boots of a true cowboy, but for the 58th year, the search is on for the Cowboy of the Year, as well as new and deserving inductees into the South Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. These honors are given to…

BATTLE THE BLUE

Pleasanton Police Department will be hosting a water gun war at the Pleasanton River Park on July 20 from 10 a.m. – noon. No need to register, but please bring your own water gun.

Summer Under the Stars is back

Mark your calendars! It’s time for some summer block party fun for the whole family! The City of Poteet is hosting its third annual Summer Under the Stars Block Party on Aug. 9 and 10 at Poteet Canyon Park (785 Eighth St.). There will be…

Bags and Bling Blingo

The Safer Path Family Violence Shelter’s Bags & Bling Bingo is hands-down one of my favorite events. Hundreds of women, all eyes on the prize, await a chance to shout Bingo and take home some fabulous purses and bling while supporting a…

Monday, Jul 8

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