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The Diary of Lieutenant Francis Henry French at Fort Clark, Texas...

In this 27th installment, Lieut French leaves Marie in Cincinnati and continues on to his home in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It has been four years since...

Last of its Army days, circa 1940s

MONOGRAPHS OF KINNEY COUNTY’S ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE: Fort Clark’s...

This bi-weekly feature examines the enduring unique architecture to be found here in Kinney County by spotlighting individual buildings and...

Minis Contestant, Lozen Lowrance

Miss Kinney County, Miss Brackettville Pageant Returns Saturday

The Miss Kinney County and Miss Brackettville Pageant returns this weekend, bringing a beloved community tradition back to the stage.Hosted by the...

EDITORIAL: Show Up July 16: Region Gets Chance to Question CPS...

Residents across Uvalde, Kinney and surrounding counties will have a chance to hear directly from CPS Energy about the proposed Howard–Solstice 765-kilovolt transmission...

The Ft Waynes of the Northwestern League in 1883.
The shirts had the letter “F” on the right breast and a “W” on the left breast, both in an old-English font. Newspapers reported in 1883 that the Ft. Wayne team wore light gray uniforms with dark olive-green stockings. Several newspapers reported that the uniforms were made by Spalding. Accordingly, it was reported that the team wore caps that followed the National League system — each was “variegated in colors, according to the position.” The belt was described as white in color and the shoes were said to be of “the alligator kind.”

The Diary of Lieutenant Francis Henry French at Fort Clark, Texas...

In this 28th installment, Lieut French is on leave at his family’s home in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He begins an expensive ordeal with a dentist which...

Fort Clark Springs Pool to Open for Fourth of July Celebration

Fort Clark Springs is preparing for a busy Independence Day weekend filled with food, music, swimming, golf, softball, a glow run, a night parade...

EDITORIAL: Show Up July 16: Region Gets Chance to Question CPS...

Residents across Uvalde, Kinney and surrounding counties will have a chance to hear directly from CPS Energy about the proposed Howard–Solstice 765-kilovolt transmission...

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