Monthly Archives: September 2011

SchertzFest 2011 had everything from a trail run to a barbecue blitz and thousands of smiling visitors after three days of carnival fun and two days and nights of music.   The fun included a petting zoo, a kiddie choo-choo, … Continue reading →

Tips were a bit higher at Chili’s Monday between noon and 2:00 PM as Mayor Hal Baldwin and Police Chief Don Taylor served as celebrity waiters as the Chili’s chain nationwide dedicated all profits on Monday as donations to the … Continue reading →

  If you ever wanted to give Mayor Hal Baldwin, Mayor Pro Tem Jim Fowler or Police Chief Don Taylor some tips, here is your chance.   The three city leaders will be celebrity waiters Monday, September 26, at the … Continue reading →

  David Gwin, Director of Economic and Community Development in College Station announced today that he was accepting a position as Economic Development Director with the City of Schertz. He replaces John Kessel who held the job before being promoted … Continue reading →

The Schertz Playscape at 608 Schertz Parkway will be closed for the next couple of weeks for repairs, according to Parks and Recreation Department Director George Logan.

  If you thought SchertzFest was fun before, get ready for the rest of the best.   More fun, more food, more music, more kid events, more of everything festive.   SchertzFest , hosted by the Schertz Parks and Recreation … Continue reading →

  The Alamo Area Wildland Strike Team, including Schertz firefighters, will return from its deployment in Bastrop County today.   The Alamo Strike Team will demobilize at New Braunfels Fire Station No. 1 (169 South Hill Street) today at 1:30 … Continue reading →

  Schertz Firefighters have been on the front line of the raging Bastrop wildfire since Monday as part of the Alamo Wildland Strike team.   In conjunction with a state wide deployment effort to contain the out-of-control flames, which already … Continue reading →

  The Texas Department of Public Safety said high winds and dry conditions are causing extreme wildfire danger across the state. DPS is asking all Texans to be alert and careful and use common sense in dealing with the wildfire … Continue reading →