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$8.4 Million in Planned Industrial Buildings

October 21, 2026October 21, 20260

Story by: BetterSeguin.org A planned industrial development at North Heideke Street and Freeport Way could give businesses more room to…

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THIS WEEK AT CITY HALL — OCTOBER 20

October 16, 2026October 16, 20260

Seguin City Council meets Tuesday, October 20, at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, 210 E. Gonzales Street. Here are several…

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Capital Punishment: A Biblical Study

October 13, 2026October 13, 20260

Study by Capmin.org I. THE OLD TESTAMENT (OT) BASIS OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT  The Bible repeatedly provides the basis and substantiation…

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Should America Defend Israel?

October 10, 2026October 10, 20260

Biblically Speaking, Should America Defend Israel? Study by by Ralph Drollinger Most every Public Servant who has his or her…

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Seguin Electric Rates and Grid Planning

October 5, 2026October 5, 20260

Story by Citizen for a Better Seguin Editor’s note: This article is a little longer than our typical Better Seguin…

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Seguin Is Redrawing Its Future Road Map

October 3, 2026October 3, 20260

story by: Citizens for a Better Seguin Seguin City Council will consider an important long-term transportation plan Monday night (Oct…

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Data Center Rules: Who Sets the Limits?

September 29, 2026September 29, 20260

By Citizens for a Better Seguin Seguin has adopted new rules for data centers. But residents should understand what those…

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Seguin Adopts FY2027 Budget as Debt Grows — Is New Development Paying Enough of the Cost?

September 18, 2026September 18, 20260

Story By: BetterSeguin.org The Seguin City Council adopted the City’s FY2027 budget Tuesday night without requesting changes to the spending…

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This Week at City Hall — September 1

September 6, 2026September 6, 20260

Story by: Citizens for a Better Seguin The Seguin City Council had a full agenda on September 1, with decisions…

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Seguin’s Debt Has Grown From $156 Million to $666 Million in Four Years

September 5, 2026September 5, 20260

Story by: Citizens for a Better Seguin September 2026 Seguin is growing rapidly, and the City is investing heavily in…

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  • THIS WEEK AT CITY HALL — OCTOBER 20
  • Capital Punishment: A Biblical Study
  • Should America Defend Israel?
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