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Julye Keeble

Julye Keeble

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Staff Writer, Uvalde Leader-News

Uvalde

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Total articles 475

  • Sabinal restores water shut off for nearly $3,000 bill

    By Julye Keeble Verified| Uvalde Leader-News Verified Sabinal Mayor Erik Gomez told the newspaper April 10 the city restored water service on for Mary Gonzales and her adult daughter. The city of Sabinal shut off their service shortly before noon April 8 for non-payment on a $2,964 bill. Gomez said he and utility clerk Diana O’Connor’s hearts were deeply moved by a handful of residents who came in to put $10 or $20 towards Gonzales’ bill.

    By Julye Keeble Verified · Uvalde Leader-News

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Uvalde County Republican Women host Jan. 6 protestor

    By Julye Keeble Verified| Uvalde Leader-News Verified Despite announcing a public cancellation amid growing backlash, the Uvalde County Republican Women hosted Jan. 6 protestor Lucas Denney for a private dinner April 10 at Town House Restaurant. Emma Trimble, president of the group, told the Uvalde Leader-News earlier that day they canceled Denney’s speaking engagement.

    By Julye Keeble Verified · Uvalde Leader-News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Sabinal restores water shut off for nearly $3,000 bill

    By Julye Keeble Verified| Uvalde Leader-News Verified Sabinal Mayor Erik Gomez told the newspaper April 10 the city restored water service on for Mary Gonzales and her adult daughter. The city of Sabinal shut off their service shortly before noon April 8 for non-payment on a $2,964 bill. Gomez said he and utility clerk Diana O’Connor’s hearts were deeply moved by a handful of residents who came in to put $10 or $20 towards Gonzales’ bill.

    By Julye Keeble Verified · Uvalde Leader-News

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Uvalde Leader-News

Uvalde, Texas, United States

+1 830-278-3335

Founded: 1879