Kingsbury Texas

Monday is Memorial Day, it's National Scavenger Hunt Day and National Mint Julep Day this week, this week in Texas history in 1898 Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders sojourned in San Antonio on their way to Cuba, there is a Farmer's Market each Sunday in downtown Kingsbury, an update on the coronavirus in Guadalupe County, and a wonderful picture of the inside of the Kingsbury National Bank sometime before 1929 and the "Banking News" article in 1912 announcing the opening of the bank.

Information on the "Reopening of Texas" steps, it's National Solitaire Day and National Devil's Food Cake Day this week, Habitable Spaces has produce variety boxes for sale, the next volunteer day at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome is this Saturday, Isaak Wolfshohl won the polka category at the annual Big Squeeze statewide accordion competition, there is a Farmer's Market every Sunday in downtown Kingsbury, the Kingsbury city commission will meet for a regular meeting this Monday, an update on the COVID spread in the county, and awesome pictures of the Kingsbury post offices and the Kingsbury postal workers circa 1950.

Today is Mother's Day, it's National Buttermilk Biscuit Day and National Dance Like A Chicken Day this week, in Kingsbury news past the December 18, 1875 edition of the San Antonio Express listed a C. Carter from Kingsbury as staying at the Menger Hotel and New Orleans is mystified by a Texas pool shark, there is a Farmer's Market every Sunday in downtown Kingsbury, the latest on the coronavirus in Guadalupe County, and a simply great picture of the first Kingsbury school and the students around 1900.

The Full Flower Moon rises this week, Habitable Spaces has produce variety boxes for sale, it's National Coconut Cream Pie Day and National Specially Abled Pets Day this week, the Kingsbury VFD and the KVFD Auxiliary meet this Thursday, an update on the COVID-19 spread in Guadalupe County, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks this week, and a wonderful picture of the Kingsbury baseball team from around 1945.

The month of May starts this week, the Farmers Market is every Sunday from Noon to 3, it's National Prime Rib Day and National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day this week, in Kingsbury news past the November 29, 1875 edition of the San Antonio Express talks about the money needed to complete the railroad from Kingsbury to S.A. and says that we should "avoid fresh air and exercise", an update on the pandemic in Guadalupe County, Habitable Spaces has produce variety boxes for sale, and an awesome picture of a group of boys at the train depot loading pens around 1915.

The Lyrids meteor shower peaks this week, it's National Telephone Day and National Picnic Day this week, Texians defeated Santa Anna at San Jacinto this week in 1836, updates on coronavirus in Guadalupe County, there will be a Farmer's Market on Sunday, the Kingsbury City Commission meeting for this Monday is cancelled due to social distancing guidelines against public gatherings, and some great pictures of the 1929 Kingsbury Girls Basketball team and the old red brick school that they would have played in.

Today is Easter Sunday, Texian forces are preparing to fight this week in 1836 as they march towards San Jacinto, it's National Scrabble Day and National Grilled Cheese Day this week, the Titanic sank this week in 1912, updates on COVID in Guadalupe County, and a wonderful picture of Roland Merz and friends in his mule cart in the 1940s.

The county has a COVID-19 dashboard available, it's National Caramel Day and National Pet Day this week, this Saturday is a volunteer work day at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome, Tax Day this year is postponed until July 15th, this Wednesday is the Full Pink Moon, in Kingsbury News Past the November 25, 1875 edition of the Galveston Daily News reported that the new station in Kinsbury reduced the stage ride to San Antonio and Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack will be at the Tremont Opera House, information on school meals, and an awesome picture of the Lutheran Church in 1892.

There will be a Farmer's Market today in downtown, it's National Sourdough Bread Day and National Crayon Day this week, the month of April starts this week, April fact and folklore, April Fools Day is Wednesday, and some great pictures of the Kingsbury Methodist Church in 1917, the Kingsbury plat from 1876 where the church would eventually sit, and a picture of the church today.

Information on the Coronavirus and safeguards, it's National Medal of Honor Day and National Melba Toast Day this week, this week in Texas history the Massacre At Goliad happened in 1836, and a great picture of Kingsbury in 1981.