Wilson County Wildlife Management Association Banquet June 20
The WCWMA holds its 10th annual Membership Meeting and Banquet on Thursday June 20 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Wilson County Expo and Community Center Floresville. Members and guests can join renew and buy gate signs. barbecue dinner costs 12 dollars at the door with complimentary beverages and BYOB beer and wine.
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Falls City Cheerleader Golf Tournament Preview
Falls City hosts the 23rd annual Falls City Cheerleader Golf Tournament on Saturday July 27 at River Bend Golf Club Floresville. Tee time 9 am, entry 125 per player for a two man scramble includes greens fee cart mulligan hospitality bag prize funds. Additional mulligan 20. Prizes for top five teams closest to pin longest drive pink ball hyper hole and putting contest. Contact Kim Gates 7705478946 or Stacy Schulz 8305349988 for details.
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Falls City
River Bend Golf Club
Floresville
Lew’s Patio & Grill
Kim Gates
Stacy Schulz
Lunch & Learn to share child safety tips for summer
The Children's Alliance of South Texas CAST invites adults to a free Lunch & Learn on Friday June 14 from 11 00 a m to 12 30 p m at Pleasanton Civic Center 115 N Main St. Topics include recognizing abuse signs choosing a summer camp internet safety and more Register by June 12 attendees must be 18 or older CEO credits available Email Michelle King or visit castcac org for details
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Children’s Alliance of South Texas
CAST
Pleasanton Civic Center
N. Main Street
Monthly Meetings for Public Entities 3rd Thursday at 6 PM
Public entities hold monthly meetings on the third Thursday at 6 PM. Agendas cover municipal operations, budget matters, and community input sessions. Attendees include city council members, department heads, and invited residents. Proceedings may be broadcast and posted for public record.
Commissioners June meeting video coverage page
Wilson County News provides online video coverage of the June 10 commissioners meeting and related local governance sessions. The coverage includes 4A Corporation proceedings from June 6 and Stockdale City Council actions from June 4, with links to full meeting videos on wilsoncountynews.com meeting coverage.
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Wilsoncountynews.com
4A Corp
Stockdale City Council
Poth City Council Swears In New Leaders May Meeting
Poth City Council held a regular meeting May 20 from 7 to 8 pm. City Secretary Rose Huizar administered oaths to Mayor Chrystal Eckel and council members Steven Wintrek Lex Poth and Clay Maeckel, all unopposed in the May 4 election. Maeckel serves one year of an unexpired term. Proclamations recognized Community Action Month and the Community Council of South Central Texas as the action agency. A confidentiality policy for Path Municipal Court was added to the personnel policy manual. The contract for the 2024 Seal Coat project was awarded to All-Pro for 65 671 dollars labor only. The Path EDC will work with CivicPlus to create a new city website. No municipal judge was appointed at this time to replace Sara Canady. Travis Pruski was reappointed as 2025 Path Ride to Remember coordinator. Cristal Startz Albert Casares and Steffany Sefcik were reappointed to the Poth EDC board for two-year terms. In attendance were Eckel Maeckel Poth Wintrek Sefcik, Ronnie Weimer, Rose Huizar, Dean Beyer, Gerald Sanchez, Sara Canady, and Reggie Talamantez. Information per Rose Huizar.
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Rose Huizar
Chrystal Eckel
Steven Wintrek
Lex Poth
Clay Maeckel
Maeckel
Community Action Month
Community Council of
South Central Texas
Path Municipal Court
All-Pro
Path Economic Development Corp
EDC
CivicPlus
Sara Canady
Travis Pruski
Cristal Startz
Albert Casares
Steffany Sefcik
Poth Edc
Ronnie Weimer
Dean Beyer
Gerald Sanchez
Reggie Talamantez
Poth City
Floresville ISD approves DAEP interlocals and speaker donation
Floresville Independent School District held a regular meeting on June 3. The board approved an amendment to the food service contract, a $5,500 booster club donation to pay half the cost of stadium speakers, and interlocal DAEP agreements with Falls City ISD and Path ISD for 2024-25. They also approved the Optional Flexible School Day Program renewal, TEA low attendance waivers, and recognized district scholars and staff. The superintendent announced a June 4 presentation on a proposed drug testing program. Present were Board President Odom, Secretary Reed, trustees Martinez, Mutz, Svoboda, Shadrock, Superintendent Gilstrap, and other district leaders.
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Food Management Services
RFP
Athletics Booster Club
DAEP
Falls City Isd
Path Isd
Texas Education Agency
Masonic Lodge No
Lamar
Denise Gibson
Maribel Rios
Floresville
Brad Valentine
Thomas Delmonte
Nathan Gallegos
Ryan Holcombe
Logan
St Hedwig City Council Approves Encroachment and Appointments
Regular meeting notes approve encroachment agreement with East Central Independent School District for waterway force main in city right of way. Council names John Hafner mayor pro tem for one year and renews Dr Chichi Woo as health authority for two years. An ordinance creating a telecommunications service tax is approved. Mayor Dee Grimm reappointed municipal judge for two years and took oath. Signage fee moratorium tied to ordinances 0511 and 1706 pending review. Subdivision ordinance amended to allow platting exceptions for accessory structures related to agriculture. Mediation settlement with Celltex Site Services Ltd. discussed, no action. Agenda includes adding East Central Special Utility District sewer certificate of convenience and necessity next month. district rep Brandon Rohan requests consent letter to continue work in ETJ. City officials recognized. City Manager Maria Hernandez to issue RFP for renovations to building at 13035 FM 1346 but halted by state law requiring an architect. Code compliance officer Robert Lopez to start July 24. Public comment from Michael Traugott Jr. on policing for profit versus safety. Attendees listed.
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East Central Independent School District
John Hafner
Chichi Junda Woo
St. Hedwig
Dee Grimm
Celltex Site Services Ltd
East Central Special Utility District
Brandon Rohan
Russell Beck
Coretta Murray
Maria Hernandez
Robert Lopez
Michael Traugott Jr
Policing
Dwayne Padalecki
Card Franckowiak
Mark Soto
Janice Staudt
Bryce Cox
Wilson County approves honors and county projects at June meeting
Wilson County Commissioners approved a proclamation honoring author Julia Castro for Apple Pie and Salsa and declared June 12 Women Veterans Recognition Day. They discussed parking lot use for a trunk or treat event, tabled land purchases, approved architecture bids for a shelter of last resort, and advanced heritage marker plans at the courthouse. They also moved funds within budgets, sought engineering qualifications, and approved several water and land plats plus a Notgrass Flats subdivision final plat and $841,706.56 in bills. In attendance were county officials and staff.
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Julia Castro
Women Warrior Veterans
Wilson County
District Court
Railroad St
Floresville
Children’s Alliance of South Texas Child Advocacy Center
Wilson County Expo and
Rey de Taco
Wilson County Historical Commission
Great Britain
East Central Special
Path
Floresville E
Notgrass Flats
Kicaster
Texas Department of Transportation
Alamo Area
Evelyn Huron
Kristin Labus
Wilson County ESD4 approves funding plan for North Station
At the June 4 regular meeting after a budget workshop, Wilson County ESD4 approved a resolution to pursue funding to construct the proposed north station through Government Capital Financing. The EMS director’s May report noted personnel, equipment, and communications updates and 197 EMS calls. attendees included President Gleeson, VP Demmer, Secretary Griffin, Treasurer Moore, EMS Director Adams, Assistant Director Cafferty, and Maintenance Officer Martin.
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Bill Gleeson
Sherri Demmer
Kenneth “Buck” Griffin
Stephen Moore
EMS
David Adams
Carl Cafferty
Coy Martin
Stockdale City Council Regular Meeting Notice
The Stockdale City Council will hold a regular meeting on June 4 from 6 30 to 7 39 p m OTN Te Te agenda items include standard council business and community updates. Members and the public may attend or view proceedings as scheduled.
Watermelon Jubilee planning and city actions approved
China Grove City Council approved 2024 Watermelon Jubilee setup needs for June 17 to 23 and street closures on Main Street for the parade June 22 from 9 30 to 11 a m. A May 28 special meeting approved a 10 foot variance at 101 W Main St to bring a building into ADA compliance for a future restaurant with updates on a new water well financing overseen by Nueces River Authority. In attendance were Mayor Sal Arrabazo Jr Council members Jeff Stavinoha Ethan Wellman Saul Bosquez City Manager Banks Akin City Secretary Thania Santos City Marshal John Overstreet and Chamber VP Wesley Hodge.
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Stockdale Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
U.S. 87
W. Main St
Nueces River Authority
Hansen Engineering
Sal Arrabazo Jr
Jeff Stavinoha
Ethan Wellman
Saul Bosquez
Banks Akin
Thania Santos
John Overstreet
Chamber of Commerce
Wesley Hodge
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Wilson County Commissioners
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