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Shiner Market Days take place today!

Bobby Horecka
Saturday, September 17, 2022
Those who live in shiner no doubt know that fact already because of the highway banners that have touted as much for days now. It’s part of an additional plug the Shiner Market Days, now a registered non-profit organization, requested last Tuesday, Sept.
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Shiner: Get those donuts ready!

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
The Shiner Police Department is excited to announce that they will be joining forces with thousands of communities nationwide on Tuesday, Oct. 4, in celebrating the city’s first ever National Night Out events.
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They’re there for you. Be there for them, too!

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Members of the Shiner Volunteer Fire Department could use your help. A very dry summer led to an increase in Shiner’s firefighting calls, and left the department’s coffers looking bleak as it looks ahead to the coming winter months.
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Shiner VFD: Other facilities need attention, too

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
With all the focus given to finding Shiner firemen a new home, Shiner’s existing firehouse now finds itself in need of substantial repairs, department leaders have said for some months now. Spending money on a place you plan to abandon doesn’t make good financial sense.
Pictured with just a few of the great items that will appear in Sunday’s action are, from left, Rose Selzer, Joyce Pavlicek and Gussie Machalec.

Pictured with just a few of the great items that will appear in Sunday’s action are, from left, Rose Selzer, Joyce Pavlicek and Gussie Machalec.

St. Joseph’s parish picnic takes place Sunday in Moulton

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Moulton will hold its annual parish picnic Sunday, Sept. 18, at the church’s social center complex, located on the church grounds. The celebration begins with 10 a.m. mass inside the newly renovated St.
State law, in some cases, prevents school and law enforcement officials from releasing certain types of identifying information. Doing otherwise not only opens them to civil liability, it can result criminal proceedings as well under Texas privacy codes.

State law, in some cases, prevents school and law enforcement officials from releasing certain types of identifying information. Doing otherwise not only opens them to civil liability, it can result criminal proceedings as well under Texas privacy codes.

Chief explains constraints he and school face with privacy laws

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
You always know it’s going to be a rough day whenever it begins with an urgent call from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, saying you need to return their call first thing Wednesday. But that’s precisely how Interim Moulton Police Chief Daniel Beyer’s Wednesday got going. On Sept.
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