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Newton Renfro, Echo Editor, Retires
Information received has been verified by Diane Wootton, the publisher of the Echo, that Echo Editor, Newton Renfro has retired. »
Air Life Helicopter Comes to Helotes
We don’t know who this emergency visit was for, but we’re really glad that this service is available to Helotians when we need it. »
San Antonio Approves Proposition 1 Funds to Buy Land for Senator Frank Madla Natural Area
The opportunity to establish the Madla Memorial Park was first offered to the City of Helotes, but the Helotes City Council, under Mayor Tom Schoolcraft's leadership, unanimously, and perhaps shortsightedly, declined the State's offer. »
Memorial for Jon Allan Scheduled
INFORMATION UPDATED 10/01/09. »
Unique Training Opportunities Offered In Helotes
Sam's primary goal is to bring people in closer connection with the earth while teaching them to be the best possible humans, even in the worst possible circumstances. »
Almost 3,000 Acres Transferred to Government Canyon
The land deal was okayed on Thursday, September 10, 2009, by the San Antonio City Council, which approved the transfer of eight tracts of undeveloped city-owned property to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The land had been purchased by the city with Proposition 3 tax revenues to protect water quality in the Edwards... »
Texas Property Rights Casino
Nothing stirs visceral reaction in the rank and file like a public call to defend property rights, and elected officials frequently use that emotional button to protect the high rollers. But to paraphrase Pogo, some property rights are more equal than others. »
Drought Killing Even Native Trees
Foresters say the best way to take care of trees during a drought is to water them weekly and use mulch. »
The Senator Frank L. Madla, Jr. Natural Area
About a month ago, the Grey Forest City Council was informed that the grant from the state in the amount of $1,125,000 intended for the creation of a memorial park to honor the late Senator Frank Madla (which had been turned down by the Helotes City Council in 2008) was now available to them... »
News from the Helotes Humane Society
Through the generous donations of Helotes Humane Society supporters, we have been able to provide many services to the animals of our community. From treating injured strays, to feeding the pets of people in need, our efforts continue daily, but only with your help. »