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Volume 60 l Number 126
830-379-2234 l 609 E. Court St., Seguin TX, 78155
The Voice of Seguin
ReStore’s closure means more help needed for Seguin’s Habitat for Humanity
WEEKEND EDITION
TODAY
Darren Dunn
(Seguin) -- Seguin’s Habitat for Humanity affiliate needs immediate help from the community. Habitat Executive Director Madeline Zwicke says they are reaching a major milestone by building their 50th and 51st homes in Seguin. But she says they need your help getting the projects across the finish line. Zwicke says they find themselves, right now, in need of some additional support from the community. She says there are several ways for individuals, families, organizations, churches and businesses to show their support for Habitat for Humanity. “August 23rd is going to be our love thy neighbor event, so we’ll be
partnering with local churches and faith groups to come out and help sponsor our 50th and 51st houses. We have Living Waters (Church) coming out and then we have some spaces for other churches to get involved with us. So, if you’re a faith group or if you’re a church that’s looking to get involved or looking to send volunteers, we can have groups, or you can come as an individual. We can have groups of five, 10, 15 or 20 for the day. So, if you think, oh, I only have five people interested,’ we still have a space for you. We are also looking for our lunch sponsor, and a prayer leader for the day. So, we have different options available. Habitat, pg. 3
Hit-and-run leads to pursuit, crash into vacant home Driver arrested, woman faces multiple charges Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) – A short police pursuit resulted in a New Braunfels woman crashing into a local home. Seguin Police officials say the woman faces multiple charges following the hit-and-run crash Monday evening. The incident began around 6 p.m. when a Seguin Police officer witnessed a white vehicle sideswipe
a parked, unoccupied car in the 300 block of W. Cedar Street. Both vehicles were damaged in the collision. Officials say when the officer attempted a traffic stop, the driver, later identified as Taylor Couch, 29, refused to pull over. That’s when they say Couch continued Crash, pg. 3