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Henley crowned 2026 Distinguished Young Woman of Seguin Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) — A Navarro High School junior has earned the title of 2026 Distinguished Young Woman of Seguin following the community’s 61st annual scholarship program held Sunday, March 1, at the Texas Theatre. Kaylee Henley captured the top honor during the Distinguished Young Women/Junior Miss Scholarship Program, which featured 15 contestants who were recognized for their academic achievements, talents, leadership and poise. In addition to being crowned the program’s newest titleholder, Henley also earned the Self Expression award. The annual program awards scholarship money to help participants pursue their college education while celebrating well-rounded young women from across the Seguin area. Henley was awarded a $1,250 scholarship and a $8,000 scholarship to Texas Lutheran University (TLU). She was
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Guadalupe County temporarily lifts burn ban after recent rains Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
also recognized with a $200 award for winning the Self-Expression category. Henley, the daughter of Tiffany and Brandon Henley, says the moment her name was announced as the winner was both emotional and humbling as she stood alongside many other deserving contestants. Woman, pg. 3
(Guadalupe County) -Residents in Guadalupe County are getting a brief window to conduct outdoor burning. County leaders have temporarily lifted the burn ban – a bam that had just been extended days earlier. The decision was made after recent rainfall improved ground moisture levels across the county. The temporary lift will remain in place through Sunday, March 15, 2026, with the burn ban scheduled to go back into effect on Monday, March 16. County fire officials say the recent rains provided a short-term
reduction in wildfire risk, allowing residents limited time to address brush and vegetation. During the temporary lift, residents are reminded to follow county burn rules: · Fires must be attended at all times · Only natural vegetation, such as brush or tree limbs, may be burned · Burn piles must be at least 100 feet from structures Officials say safety remains a priority and urges residents to use caution while burning.