Development News for Seguin, Texas

Seguin Appoints New Assistant City Managers, Promoting Internal Talent

City Manager Alora introduced Tim Howe and Melissa Reynolds as the new Assistant City Managers. Howe replaces Rick Cortez, who retired after 20 years. Both Howe and Reynolds were selected from a pool of statewide and national candidates due to their exceptional qualifications and internal promotion. Howe, with nearly 30 years of government experience, will oversee operational aspects, while Reynolds, with over 18 years of experience, will manage planning, development, engineering, capital projects, and Main Street, while retaining her role as Director of Utilities. This promotion reflects the city's investment in internal talent development.

Father-Daughter Dance Tickets Still Available

Chief Parker announced that tickets are still available for the Father-Daughter Dance, scheduled for the 13th at the Coliseum. The event aims to provide an opportunity for fathers to bond with their daughters and promote healthy family relationships, citing studies that link father involvement to reduced crime rates. The event is open to all ages and encourages community participation.

Seguin Public Library Exceeds Summer Reading Program Registration Goals

The Seguin Public Library presented an update on their "Unearth a Story" Summer Reading Program. Registration is up to 1,288, exceeding last year's total of 1,565, and is projected to increase further. The program features a "Jurassic" theme with activities for all ages, including indoor and outdoor events, cultural performances, and a Dinosaur George Traveling Museum exhibit. The library aims to combat summer learning loss and foster community through shared stories and events, including a Texas America 250 exhibit and a "Touch the Truck" event. Community engagement is highlighted, with the library encouraging residents to participate in this summer's adventure.

Seguin Main Street Announces Summer Concert Series Lineup

Seguin Main Street announced the return of its Summer Concert Series in Central Park, featuring free concerts every Sunday evening starting at 7:00 PM. The series aims to bring the community together for enjoyable evenings with live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. The lineup includes diverse musical acts, from community bands to specialized ensembles, culminating in a patriotic concert.