Employee raises on front burner as LISD moves into budget talks

Employee raises on front burner as LISD moves into budget talks

Much of the time during Monday night’s regular meeting was spent discussing projections for the District’s upcoming fiscal year 2013-2014 budget, including, with focus being on whether to offer an employee pay raise, and how much that raise should be.

Judge puts brakes on ‘FloatFest’ permit

Judge puts brakes on ‘FloatFest’ permit

The proposed gathering, dubbed “Float Fest 2013” was meant to be a one-day live music festival, held at Don’s Fish Camp and set against the backdrop of the recreational draw of the San Marcos River in Martindale.

Tearful exit as County dismisses longtime employee

Tearful exit as County dismisses longtime employee

The Commissioners Court voted on Monday morning to terminate a longtime position with Caldwell County after the county entered a contract with Seton to manage Indigent Health Services last year.

Community supports Wounded Warriors May 17, 2013 5:45 pm

Members of Lockhart and the surrounding communities came out in force on Friday morning to support American servicemen and women as several busloads of wounded veterans came through town en route to Port O’Connor for a fishing trip provided by Warriors’ Weekend (www.warriorsweekend.org). The group stopped for a few minutes at Kreuz’s Market, where community [...]

Community invited to support wounded warriors

Community invited to support wounded warriors

Dozens of wounded servicemen and women will be passing through Lockhart between 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. on Friday en route to a Warriors Weekend fishing trip in Port O’Connor. The community is invited to line the roadsides to show their support.


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Employee raises on front burner as LISD moves into budget talks

Much of the time during Monday night’s regular meeting was spent discussing projections for the District’s upcoming fiscal year 2013-2014 budget, including, with focus being on whether to offer an employee pay raise, and how much that raise should be.

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Letters – Library, Relay for Life and county employees

Library celebrates communities To the Editor: The week of April 14-20, the Dr. Eugene Clark Library will join libraries in schools, campuses and communities nationwide in celebrating National Library Week, a time to highlight the value of libraries, librarians and library workers. This year’s theme “Communities matter at your library” is certainly true of our [...]

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Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on new home

Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on new home

By Kathi Bliss Editor/POST-REGISTER   Some people wish for expensive cars and new electronics. Others, like Regina Salmipa, simply wish for a home of their own. After several years of small projects and fundraisers, Caldwell County Habitat for Humanity is finally ready to help Salmipa and her two daughters, Sabina and Alyssa, make that dream [...]

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Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on new home

By Kathi Bliss Editor/POST-REGISTER   Some people wish for expensive cars and new electronics. Others, like Regina Salmipa, simply wish for a home of their own. After several years of small projects and fundraisers, Caldwell County Habitat for Humanity is finally ready to help Salmipa and her two daughters, Sabina and Alyssa, make that dream [...]

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Employee raises on front burner as LISD moves into budget talks

Much of the time during Monday night’s regular meeting was spent discussing projections for the District’s upcoming fiscal year 2013-2014 budget, including, with focus being on whether to offer an employee pay raise, and how much that raise should be.

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Judge puts brakes on ‘FloatFest’ permit

The proposed gathering, dubbed “Float Fest 2013” was meant to be a one-day live music festival, held at Don’s Fish Camp and set against the backdrop of the recreational draw of the San Marcos River in Martindale.

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Micaela Briceno Arriaga

Micaela Briceno Arriaga, 80, of Lockhart, formerly of San Antonio, passed away Tuesday, May 14, 2014.  She was born on Sept. 29, 1932. Mrs. Arriaga was preceded in death by her husband, Raul S. Arriaga; parents, Ventura Briceno, Sr., and Maria Dominguez Briceno; sisters, Anastacia B. Prieto and Eduarda Briceno Sauceda; and brothers, Guadalupe Briceno [...]

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Dan Rheinlander

Dan F. Rheinlander of Lockhart, Texas, was called to Heaven on May 17, 2013. Dan was preceded in death by his parents, Fred T. and June Rheinlander. Dan’s family and friends were blessed that he was a part of their lives and they will keep his spirit alive. Dan is survived by his wife, Viola; [...]

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Tearful exit as County dismisses longtime employee

The Commissioners Court voted on Monday morning to terminate a longtime position with Caldwell County after the county entered a contract with Seton to manage Indigent Health Services last year.

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LADY LION PLAYOFF RUN ENDS WITH 0-4 LEANDER UPSET

A banner season for the Varsity Lady Lions came to a close on Saturday afternoon when the Area Champion Lady Lions took a crushing 0-4 loss to the Leander Lady Lions in the Regional Quarterfinals. The Lady Lions came into what was scheduled to be a best-of-three contest with a 26-11 record on the season, [...]

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Community supports Wounded Warriors

Members of Lockhart and the surrounding communities came out in force on Friday morning to support American servicemen and women as several busloads of wounded veterans came through town en route to Port O’Connor for a fishing trip provided by Warriors’ Weekend (www.warriorsweekend.org). The group stopped for a few minutes at Kreuz’s Market, where community [...]

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Community invited to support wounded warriors

Dozens of wounded servicemen and women will be passing through Lockhart between 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. on Friday en route to a Warriors Weekend fishing trip in Port O’Connor. The community is invited to line the roadsides to show their support.

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Julian Hernandez

Mr. Julian Hernandez was born on July 1, 1954, and passed away on May 11, 2013. Mr. Hernandez is survived by his mother, Juanita Hernandez, of Luling; a daughter, Angela Hernandez, and a son, Julian Hernandez, Jr., both of Luling; a sister, Olivia Espinosa, of Lockhart, five grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Recitation of [...]

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