Matthew Herman accepts his oath as new police officer with the Bryan Police Department having recently completed Police Academy.
May 23, 2026
Matthew Herman accepts his oath as new police officer with the Bryan Police Department having recently completed Police Academy.
Local historian Doug Kubicek and Shiner superintendent Alex Remschel gave us a tour of the Old Shiner Gym last week. Seen here on the old stage, the two are discussing what all still might need doing to make this a 100% usable facility as it was intended—replacing just one set of curtains for use on the stage runs in the tens of thousands of dollars, all the way around would run in the hundreds of thousands. Remschels said. Even more would be needed to bring the stage lighting up to snuff.
Around 98 vintage automobiles ranging from the 1900’s to the 1920’s visited the Lavaca County area on Thursday through Saturday, Sept. 29 through Oct. 1. The vehicles were part of the 45th annual Texas T Party hosted by Space City T’s of Houston. The photo shows from left Bill and Pat Sherrill of Tomball along with Gary and Suzy Page of Duncanville standing by the Sherill’s 1927 Tudor Model T. Photos by Jimmy Appelt
Pictured are, left to right, Assistant Museum Curator Roy Rivera, Museum Curator Duff Wagner, Guild President Janet Ferguson, Guild members Mary Shafer, Beverly Svetlik, Carolyn Hilscher, Toni Rogers and Irene Cerny.
Pictured are, left to right, Ross Spann and Dawn Spann, owners of A-1 Shiner Fire and Safety, Inc., Mayor Fred Hilscher, City Secretary Natalie Fric and Field Operations Manager Shawn Flores. Contributed photo.