44 jailed in Frio, January 27 – February 9
COUNTY ARRESTS Forty-four individuals were arrested in Frio County between Monday, January 27, and Sunday, February 9, on a range of felony and misdemeanor charges. Arrests were made by deputies of the Frio County Sheriff’s Office, troopers of the Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol, and officers of the Pearsall Police Department. In addition to…
Read MoreCarnival tickets available
Carnival tickets for the La Salle County Fairgrounds during Wild Hog Weekend are now being sold in advance by junior and senior student members of the Cotulla High School Los Jefes Chapter of the National Honor Society, and at the Frank Newman Middle School and Stockmens National Bank. Tickets for carnival rides are available for…
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COUNTY AMBASSADORS were named by a panel of judges on Saturday, February 15, in the annual La Salle County Fair Queens & Little Mr. and Miss La Salle contest, for which a number of local students appeared on stage to discuss their knowledge of the county and city, history of the county fair and Wild…
Read MoreLocal governments support rodeo with funds
Bordertown Showdown set for April 17-19 in Cotulla Both the La Salle County and Cotulla city governments have put their support behind an April weekend rodeo that is expected to attract hundreds of riders and spectators to the community and invigorate the local economy. Hosted by the South Texas Rodeo Association, LLC, the Bordertown Showdown…
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National Hispanic Institute
NATIONAL HISPANIC INSTITUTE program participants from Cotulla High School and and NHI Senior Vice President Julio Cutto met with selected freshmen and sophomores recently to provide information about the 2025 NHI Summer Leadership Programs, including information on the three summer programs, the Texas Star Great Debate for 9th graders, the Lorenzo De Zavala for 10th…
Read MoreAlvarado files for election to city council
CITY, SCHOOL ELECTIONS 2025 Billy Alvarado has announced that he is a candidate for Place 5 on the Cotulla City Council in the municipal election on Saturday, May 3. Alvarado has lived in Cotulla for two years and has been employed for the past seven years as a project manager for the Texas Department of…
Read MoreCurrent prints candidates’ announcements
The Frio-Nueces Current provides an opportunity for each political candidate to announce his or her candidacy once, free of charge as a news story, before early voting begins. Candidates for election in the city council and school district board of trustee races in May are able to submit their announcements until two weeks before the…
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Voucher bill passes Senate, arrives in House A bill to implement school vouchers in Texas sailed through the Senate largely on party lines last week and now awaits consideration in the House, the Austin American-Statesman reported. House Speaker Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, said he believes there are enough votes in that chamber to pass the legislation,…
Read MoreBible and the Headlines: News You Can Use
A land of milk and honey By David Bachelor, PhD Oscar Wilde is credited with saying, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” Anyone who has walked along the dairy section of a supermarket would assume, if Wilde spoke the truth, milk from mammals should feel pretty good about itself. The refrigerated section contains an…
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