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The Seguin Art League is offering art classes for community members aged 10 and older. The Introduction to Clay class focuses on creating plates and bowls using natural objects for texture, while the Paper Mache Screamers class teaches students how to create heads using non-traditional covering methods. Each class costs $50, including supplies. For more information, interested individuals can contact the Seguin Art League. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the 4-H Paper Clover campaign hosted by Tractor Supply Co. in partnership with National 4-H Council from October 7 to 18, 2015 in Wilson County, Texas in which 30 percent of funds raised will be donated to the National 4-H Council for the 4-H youth development programs.

The article discusses Fall Paper Clover campaign organized by company Tractor Supply Co. partnering with the National 4-H Council to raised funds to provide scholarships to 4-H members.

The article titled "Community enjoys La Vernia Back to School Bash" discusses the author's personal experience with two influential men in his life, his father and a mentor he met through Little League. The author reflects on the missed opportunity to write about these men in a character sketch during high school and expresses gratitude for their impact. The article is written by La Vernia Mayor Martin Poore and serves as a tribute to these two individuals. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "A tale of two Joes — filling holes and learning life skills" discusses the author's experience of struggling to write a character sketch about his father during high school. The author reflects on missed opportunities to write about influential individuals in his life, including a mentor he encountered while volunteering for Little League. The article emphasizes the importance of these individuals and the impact they have had on the author's life. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that retail chain company Tractor Supply has raised funds during the 2015 Paper Clover Campaign, an 11-day national in-store fundraiser, in partnership with the National 4-H Council for 4-H youth programs across Texas.

The article reports on the partnership agreement of American retail chain company Tractor Supply Co. with youth development organization National 4-H Council to host Paper Clover campaign on October 9, 2014 for the benefit of the organization.

The Wilson County News provides a collection of classified ads and articles covering a range of topics. The ads include services like welding, TV and internet services, bath and shower updates, lawn care, moving services, flooring, and paper shredding. The articles highlight historical events from August 1924, such as a boiler fire on a French battleship, the incorporation of Boca Raton, and the birth of actor John Carroll O'Connor. Other articles discuss topics like the presence of the Hammerhead Worm in Texas, the achievements of FFA members from Poth, and the success of Cara Kincaid in a national cattle show. There is also information about the upcoming Texas Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting and the extension of the comment period for the proposed listing of the toothless blindcat and widemouth blindcat as endangered species. An advertisement for County Highway magazine is also included. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents police blotter in Wilson County, Texas as of October 19, 2016 including the attempt of Michael, Jesse and Vanessa Lopez of Floresville to claim back a vehicle, the arrest of Cody Jack Thompson due to family violence, and a tip regarding a stolen all-terrain vehicle.

Several letters to the editor are presented related to decrease in size of products including one on decrease in volume of milk in a gallon from 128 ounce to 96-ounce, reduction in number of sheets in reams from 500 to 400, and reduction in amount of Pasta sauce.

The author reflects on setting up a newspaper business referring to newspaper "Wilson County News" for which she worked since 1980 and mentions about the newspapers owner Pete Russo.

The Wilson County News article covers a range of topics, including the importance of identity theft protection, advice on dealing with a tenant subleasing a rental property, the appointment of a new athletic director and head football coach, information about a Quickbooks training class and mobile office hours with a representative's staff, and an obituary for Pepper Bush McDougald. The obituary provides details about Pepper's surviving family members, visitation and funeral arrangements, and contact information for the funeral home. The article also mentions a paper shredding service in Floresville. [Extracted from the article]

This article covers a range of topics, including identity theft protection, rental property issues, and the hiring of a new athletic director in Stockdale ISD. It also mentions upcoming events, such as a Quickbooks training class and mobile office hours with U.S. Representative Monica De La Cruz. Additionally, the article includes an obituary for Pepper Bush McDougald, highlighting her life and accomplishments. The obituary provides information about visitation and funeral services. The article also includes contact information for a paper shredding service and a reminder to update address changes for the Wilson County News. [Extracted from the article]

The Wilson County News article from June 19, 2024, covers a range of topics including identity theft protection, rental property issues, and the appointment of a new athletic director at Stockdale Independent School District. It also mentions a Quickbooks training program offered by the University of Texas San Antonio Small Business Development Center and mobile office hours provided by U.S. Representative Monica De La Cruz. Additionally, the article includes an obituary for Pepper Bush McDougald, highlighting her passion for the outdoors, family, and her work at Southwestern Bell. The obituary provides details about visitation and funeral services. The article also includes contact information for a paper shredding service and a reminder to update address changes for the Wilson County News. [Extracted from the article]

This document, titled "Kid Scoop.com," provides various activities and information related to Father's Day. It suggests making a Newspaper Coat of Arms as a gift for Father's Day, where children can choose words to describe their dad and find corresponding pictures in the newspaper to create a collage. It also briefly mentions the history of Father's Day, which was first celebrated in 1910 in Spokane, Washington, and became a national celebration in 1972. Additionally, the document includes instructions on how to make a Newspaper Hammock and provides a definition and usage example of the word "sacrifice." [Extracted from the article]

This document, titled "Kids' Maze," is an article from the Wilson County News published on June 12, 2024. It is brought to readers by Newspapers In Education (NIE) and includes various activities for children to celebrate Father's Day using newspapers. The article also provides information about the history of Father's Day, which was first celebrated in 1910 in Spokane, WA, and later became a national celebration in 1972. Additionally, the article suggests making a newspaper hammock and explains what a coat of arms is. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "The Bandanna Gang" discusses various activities and crafts that can be done using newspapers to celebrate Father's Day. It also provides a brief history of Father's Day, which was first celebrated in 1910 in Spokane, WA. The article mentions Sonora Dodd, who came up with the idea of Father's Day to honor her father's love and sacrifices. Father's Day became a national celebration in 1972. Additionally, the article suggests making a newspaper hammock and a newspaper coat of arms as fun projects. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the Newspaper in Education (NIE) program offered by Wilson County News which provides newspapers for classrooms in Wilson County in Texas.

The article informs that the Floresville, Texas-based UPS store is offering a free shredding event on May 10, 2014 in Floresville.