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Pannas fans fill plates at festival
An old German dish gets some new fame at the second annual Pannas Fest in Marion.
Marion event honors history of Christmas
One local church is giving residents a chance to see Christmas through the ages.
Marion cooking up annual Pannas Festival
The New Berlin cook who took home the trophy one year ago for the world's best pannas intends to defend Saturday at the Marion Area Chamber of Commerce's second annual Pannas Festival cook-off. Lisa Kunde, who is coordinating the cook-off in conjunction with Marion Trade Days said about 10 entries have been received - including one from John ...
Marion adopts new animal ordinance
A revised animal ordinance passed by the Marion City Council in November limits residents to the number of pets they can have, puts more teeth into the city's leash law and places more restrictions on farm animals within the city.
Live Oak readies citywide needs survey
The City Council approved offering a pre-paid program for ambulance service to residents, moving forward with a sweeping residential survey and giving the green light for going after at least $50,000 in federal stimulus funds.
Accident at power plant injures two
Two men were injured late Thursday morning in an accident at the Public Service Enterprise Group's power plant off Weil Road.
Two injured in power plant accident
One man was airlifted and another man was taken to an area hospital after an accident at a Guadalupe County power plant Thursday morning, authorities said.
Man with Marion roots retires from Army
When a man goes out into the world, he takes with him the things he learned at home, and that's how it was for Armando Ramirez, who grew up in Marion, and left three decades ago to serve his country.
Schertz EMS to offer 'memberships'
Guadalupe County residents served by Schertz EMS will be offered the opportunity to save money when the ambulance comes under a membership plan approved by county commissioners Tuesday.
SCUISD, Marion ISD receive superior rating
The Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District and Marion ISD both earned a 'superior achievement' financial rating from the Texas Education Agency's School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas, or FIRST auditing system.
Firefighters hone skills at training session
When the Guadalupe County Firefighters Association started a certification training program for volunteer firefighters at its training field in McQueeney, a young Marion firefighter named Joseph Rodriguez was one of the students.
Wild Horse Ministries rides into Marion
Wild horses shouldn't keep you away from The Country Church Arena in Marion on Oct.
New Berlin ready for today's sausage festival
Imagine this shopping list: * 2,500 pounds of sausage. * 1,000 pounds of potato salad.
Longtime sheriff's deputy hanging up his hat
A baton has been passed at the Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office. This week, Carlos Esparza, a veteran officer with experience in just about every aspect of police work, has decided it is time to hang up his badge and his gun.
SISD gets tech boost from funds
A local school district and an educational program recently received a financial boost.
Speech decisions vary among area schools
Four more area school districts made decisions Friday on how to appropriately treat the president's address to the nation's students.
CISD will not air Obama speech to students
A speech to schoolchildren by the President Barack Obama slated for Tuesday has produced so much vitriol that Comal Independent School District will not air it.
Ag teacher retires after decades in field
When students and teachers once again fill the halls of Marion High School next week, one familiar face will be missed.
Penshorn's new store opens Monday
Customers ask Leona Penshorn when the new store they've built will be open. The answer is: Monday.
Marion man dies in wreck early Saturday
A 23-year-old Marion man was killed Saturday night in a single-car rollover near Cibolo.