Ryan Kapavik on Saturday becomes the first Catholic priest ever from Shiner St. Paul.
Ryan Kapavik will do something that no Shiner St.
School bond approval makes way for more classrooms at Shiner ISD.
Shiner voters approved a roughly $4.3 million school bond on Saturday, which the school’s board of directors has said will go toward new classroom space and other needed expansion
Shiner votes approve 8.25 sales tax, same council makeup Saturday.
Shiner voters approved a 1-cent sales tax increase Saturday, while also voting to retain their current councilmembers, unofficial election night returns showed.
Photo by Bobby Horecka
A Shiner man remained in critical condition midday Monday at a San Antonio hospital following an early Sunday shooting, while the Flatonia man who officials say allegedly sent him
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Shiner council members on Monday agreed to use some of the roughly $89,000 that remains of the American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funding to buy a few needed item
Disc golf could be just a few months away for Shiner residents, once the course is installed at Green-Dickson Park. But first, players will be off to Waelder on Sunday, Nov. 20 to help fundraise for the project.
Shiner residents will be headed to the big city of Waelder on Sunday, Nov.
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Call it just another day at work for EMT Thomas Bornn, which says a lot already.
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He may not look like all that, but one fact became blatantly obvious when Edward Kloesel stepped up to the contest table at Green Dickson Park in Shiner as part
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The Shiner Public Library and City of Shiner teamed up Friday, Oct.
Mackenzie Peebles
“I love riding my horses, being outside and being a Chapter
