Pearsall DQ earns food safety award
The Pearsall Dairy Queen was recently awarded a Royal PRIDE check assessment, demonstrating a food safety culture by having zero critical violations along with effective systems and routines for maintaining cleanliness in the restaurant. “This outstanding performance has earned you the Royal PRIDE award,” Texas Regional Operations Director for American Dairy Queen Corporation Charlie Dyer…
Read MoreGRAND OPENING
HOTEL DILLEY on Main Street in downtown Dilley celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday morning, July 26, with the Brush Country Chamber of Commerce. Owner and operator Matt Barge presided with jumbo scissors to signal the historic hotel’s return to business after extensive remodeling work inside and out. Attending and given…
Read MorePop-Up Market held monthly; next event Saturday, August 3
The popular Pop-Up Market hosted by the Black Brush Trading Company on Front Street in downtown Cotulla is scheduled for the first Saturday of every month throughout the year. Pop-up booth spaces are available in and around the Black Brush Courtyard and are free; electric connections are $25 if needed. Booths offer arts and crafts,…
Read More“Something that resonates with my generation”
Pearsall teen begins filming TV show this week The fulfillment of a childhood dream plays out this week as 17-year old Pearsall High School senior Caitlyn Rodriguez begins production on ‘Senioritus,’ her first TV pilot episode. The show’s concept offers a fresh take on the high school experience, blending down-to-earth storytelling with the unique perspective…
Read MorePUC outlines consumer protection rules
CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS As the dog days of August approach and electric bills soar, the Public Utility Commission is reminding consumers of rules in place to protect them from having their power disconnected due to financial difficulties, especially during extreme heat. Several utilities have suspended disconnections to allow customers to recover from Hurricane Beryl, which caused…
Read More25 jailed in La Salle, July 8 – 21
COUNTY ARRESTS Twenty-five individuals were arrested in La Salle County over the past two weeks on a range of felony and misdemeanor charges as well as on warrants issued locally and in other jurisdictions. Arrests were made by deputies of the La Salle County Sheriff’s Office, troopers of the Texas Department of Public Safety Highway…
Read MoreGrand Opening
ALAMO LUMBER on North Main Street in Cotulla held its official grand opening on Friday morning, July 19, as part of a two-day celebration that also included sales promotions, snacks and refreshments, and a student fundraiser. Branch Manager Heather Remmers cut the ribbon at the new store, joined by JD Lichtenberger, assistant manager; Kevin Nall,…
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Summer Reading Success
The Alexander Memorial Library in Cotulla is extending its thanks to the donors and volunteers that helped during the Summer Reading program. The organization also thanked Jennifer Rodriguez for working with the children. Attendees made S’mores, had a cupcake walk and other activities. Children who attended were awarded prizes, goodie bags and a pizza party.
Read MoreNatchitoches Meat Pies
From Epic Air Fryer Cookbook, by Emily Paster, 2020 Natchitoches is a town in Louisiana famous for its Christmas festival and these savory meat pies. The filling features the trinity of celery, onion, and bell pepper famous in Cajun cooking as well as beef or a mixture of beef and pork. In Natchitoches, they deep-fry…
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