Self-paced online health courses offered

Gillespie Life

News Staff, on February 27, 2019

For Texans and others wanting to improve their health and wellness as well as learn about common illnesses and disease prevention, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service offers several online educational courses that can be taken from the comfort of their home or office. The courses are available

Main, News

Fort Martin Scott staff talks about expansion

By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor

October 29, 2025

City leaders mull partnership with fort to expand into former Texas Ranger Heritage Center The Texas Historical Commission unveiled a tentative plan f...

News

Food stipend could end for 1,241 in county

By Annie Bresee Standard-Radio Post reporter

October 29, 2025

Bill in Congress could restore SNAP funding, but parties bicker over shutdown Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, 1,241 Gillespie County r...

News

Closson will leave FCVB for Grapevine

Last day is Nov. 7; search is on for new leader

October 29, 2025

The Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau announced Monday that Brady Closson, president and chief executive officer, will step down from his p...

News

Public speaks out on county issues

By Annie Bresee Standard-Radio Post reporter

October 29, 2025

The Gillespie County Commissioners Court heard two hours of public comment related to the firing of the library director, solar projects and battery e...

News

German choirs to celebrate Herbstfest

October 29, 2025

Fredericksburg’s two German choirs will perform at Herbstfest on Sunday, Nov. 2 at St. Mary’s Holy Family Center, 306 W. San Antonio St. The Hermann S...

News

Cherrington to be featured at art guild

October 29, 2025

Cindy Cherrington, a fused glass artist, will be November’s featured artist at the Fredericksburg Art Guild. Fused glass is joining two or more pieces...

Subscribe to the online newsletter:

Subscribe to the online newsletter: