Hondo Anvil Herald

PHOTO / SALLY BADER The gale force winds that passed through the area late Sunday and into Monday morning knocked down this tree into 28th Street. Hondo city crews were on it promptly, sawing the branches and cleaning up the debris.

By Jeff Berger Anvil Herald Publisher While there are no contested trustee races in the upcoming May 2 Hondo ISD elections, voting will be a priority for HISD residents, who will have the opportunity to vote on three proposed bond projects. The total of the three proposals is $30 million, with $25 million earmarked for Proposition A, which will include renovations and improvements for all four district campuses. Proposition B includes $3 million for renovations at t

By Linda Perkins Anvil Herald reporter Following adjournment of Medina County Commissioners Court Monday, March 9, County Judge Keith Lutz announced, “An application for a “preferred route for the (more than 300 mile) Howard to Solstice transmission line was filed with the Public Utility Commission (PUC). In Medina County, Lutz said, “The recommended route runs south of Devine and hugs the Medina County line to Uvalde County. It then continues through other counties

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