Nachito's Grill Opens in Calaveras With Varied Menu
Nell Sutherland reports Nachito's Grill, a joint venture by Nash Seguin and Diana Brown, opens in the historical Tackitt/Dinkies site in Calaveras. The restaurant features Mexican fare, chicken fried steak, a Kids Corner, and a private dining room. Hours start July 2 Monday to Thursday 11 am nine pm and Friday Saturday 11 am to midnight with beer wine and Thursday margaritas. Contact 830-216-4940 for hours.
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Calaveras
Nash Seguin
Floresville
Diana Brown
San Antonio
Seguin
Calaveras Creek
Kids Corner
Brown
Nachito’s
Nachita’s Grill
U.S.181
C.R.128
Local businesses open along U.S. 87 in La Vernia
La Vernia welcomes a wave of new shops headed by Cutters & Co. Hair Salon and Robie Wiseman's Kascade Studios. Cutters & Co. opens June 5 with hours 10 am to 6 pm. Wiseman advertises all occasion photography and on-site services. Amerinet Mortgage Co. replaces Texas Homeplace Mortgage, offering FHA VA and conventional loans. Baumann's Market highlights 52 years in Floresville with fresh meat and custom cuts.
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Wilson County
U.S. 87
la Vernia
Cutters & Co
Video
Karen Hawkins
Leslie McLelland
Esther~Sund
Ronnie Grier
Path
Robbie Wiseman
Kascade
Chihuahua Street
Snow
Wiseman
Jennifer Shifter
U. S. 87
Texas Homeplace Mortgage
Amerinet Mortgage Co
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Wilson County
Saus
The Execution of the Century Shocks The Nation
An opinion column laments hearing the name McVeigh and vows immediate action upon every radio mention. It frames the day after a notorious execution as a turning point in public sentiment and personal resolve.
Bain's Bits on capital punishment and forgiveness in media
Frank Bain argues against celebratory punishment coverage and harsh retaliation. He notes media overkill and urges forgiveness aligned with Christian teaching, acknowledging the Oklahoma City bombing victims while resisting revenge. He signs as a banker and invites reader correspondence to Wilson County News.
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Bain
Wilson County News
P.O
Floresville
Wilsoncountynews.com
Can We Legislate Responsibility in Parenthood Cases
A San Antonio father faces child endangerment charges after a 12 year old rode beside his moving car on a skateboard. Neighbors call him a good dad but legal risk rises from the incident. A second father who moved to Dallas leaves a teenage son. no charges are filed, prompting questions of justice and accountability.
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San Antonio
Carrie
Dallas
Calls for Slavery Reparations Getting Louder
A discussion on reparation advocacy features black lawyers planning to sue the federal government and slaveholding firms. Critics argue vestiges of slavery explain social ills, while historians cite historical family structures and two parent households to question the claims. The piece compares proposed reparations funding to a charity funnel and cites Gen X era data and studies.
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New York Times
Tamar Lewin
Adjoa Aiyetoro
National Coalition of Blacks For Reparations
America
Leroy
Creators Syndicate, Inc
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