Lobo volleyball beats Kennedy in Seguin tourney
The Lehman Lobo volleyball team knew the annual Seguin Tournament would be a challenge. And that’s exactly what it turned out to be.
August 31, 2010 | Posted in Sports | Read More »
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Austin man killed in Hays County rollover
A 37-year-old Austin man was killed Friday night in a single vehicle rollover caused by a tire blowout on FM 2001, an official said.
Shafer resigns San Marcos CISD superintendency
San Marcos CISD Superintendent Patty Shafer at a special board meeting on Monday announced her impending resignation, effective Dec. 31.
Murder suspect loses fight, extradited to Hays County
Buda murder and arson suspect Mark David Simmons was extradited back to Hays County last week after the county district attorney filed a governor’s warrant to release him from Missouri, officials say.
August 30, 2010 | Posted in Buda,Cops & Courts,For Front Page Use,Hays County,Top Stories | Read More »
Pedophile could get life in jail
Austin resident Jimmy Duran Lopez pled guilty to 18 counts of child sexual abuse last week and is expected to be sentenced to at least 25 years to life in prison for each count on Sept. 13, officials say.
Stimulus Money and Texas
Texas’ Governor Rick Perry should not have used the Stimulus Grants to Texas for anything besides education.
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St. Michael’s bites Lobos in home football loss
Friday night began a new year against a different opponent, but in the end it was an all too familiar result for Lehman football fans.
August 27, 2010 | Posted in Sports | Read More »
Rebs annihilate Akins
Big second quarter leads to lopsided victory in opener.
August 27, 2010 | Posted in Sports | Read More »
Northbound access road in Buda closed starting Monday
Starting on Monday, the northbound Interstate 35 access road will be closed from about a quarter mile south of Hillside Terrace Drive to about a quarter mile north Hillside Terrace Drive, said John Hurt, a transportation department spokesperson.
Updated: Sheriff’s former chief investigator plans to sue Hays County
Lt. Kevin Ficke abruptly quit his job this summer after District Attorney Sherri Tibbe said his felony charge 16 years ago of tampering with evidence discredited him as a witness for the state. He plans to file suit on Friday alleging he was unlawfully fired amid dispute between Sheriff Tommy Ratliff and District Attorney Sherri Tibbe.
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