(Seguin) - Letter carriers this Saturday will be making their rounds throughout the community but this time, they are hoping to deliver more than just the mail. The 34th Annual Letter Carriers' Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive returns this Saturday -- May 9th -- giving Seguin residents an easy way to help feed hungry f...

(Seguin) -- The draft map for the future of transportation in Guadalupe County is now officially available online. Residents are being encouraged to weigh in on the county's proposed Major Thoroughfare Plan before it is finalized later this year. After months of public outreach and just keeping people in the loop of th...

(Seguin) -- Seguin ISD's top two educators were named the best of the best for the 2025-2026 school year. The school district announced Wednesday night both its elementary and secondary teachers of the year. The recipients were selected from a pool of educators who also earned the title for their respective campus this...

(Seguin) -- The fairways are calling again in Starcke Park Golf Course and this time; the comeback comes with a little competition and a lot of excitement. In anticipation of the return of golf at Max Starcke Park, the city of Seguin is giving players a chance to be a part of its Grand Re-Opening Tournament Weekend set...

(Seguin) -- This Thursday, residents can leave the cooking to the Seguin Noon Lions Club as it hosts its annual Spring Fling fundraiser. The drive-thru-only event is scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Seguin Silver Center. Lions Club member Bill Klingemann says the meal has become a major draw for the community...

(Seguin) -- Although May's issue of Seguin Today Magazine will soon be hitting newsstands, KWED and the Seguin Daily News want to remind readers that the April issue - also known as the 2026 Nonprofit Resource Guide-- remains one of the most valuable editions to keep on hand all year long. The April edition of Seguin T...

(New Braunfels) -- A conflict between the New Braunfels City Charter and the Texas Constitution is sending the city's mayoral race to a runoff election. City officials say the charter allows the mayoral winner to be decided by plurality, but the Texas Constitution requires a majority vote for offices with terms longer ...