AgriLife expert provides explanation for a paranormal creature

According to a Texas A&M AgriLife wildlife expert, reports of the mythical chupacabra are likely people seeing a coyote with late-stage mange. (Adobe stock)

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By Sarah Fuller AgriLife on November 13, 2024

With its gray scaley skin, protruding dorsal spines, menacing fangs and proclivity for small livestock, the mythical chupacabra has stoked both curiosity and fear across portions of the Americas for decades.

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HANDEL’S ‘MESSIAH

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December 25, 2024

The Fredericksburg Chorale and Fredericksburg United Methodist Church Chancel Choir, directed by Don Doss, performed Handel’s “Messiah” for a full hou...

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City is making connections

By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor, By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor

December 25, 2024

The City of Fredericksburg, like Margaret Mead, the American cultural anthropologist, understands the importance of sidewalks in a community. “Any tow...

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New county officials to be sworn in Jan. 1

December 25, 2024

To start off the New Year, Gillespie County will hold a swearing-in ceremony for three newly elected officials on Wednesday, Jan. 1. This will occur a...

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Christmas all over again

December 25, 2024

Zweite Weihnachten, or Second Christmas, will be from 2-4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 26 in the Sanctuary Hall of Pioneer Museum at 312 W. San Antonio St. Loc...

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City to host NYE countdown

December 25, 2024

The City of Fredericksburg will host its “Countdown to 2025” event to ring in the New Year at Marktplatz on Tuesday, Dec. 31 from 3-6:30 p.m. The free...

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93rd Youth Livestock Show next weekend

December 25, 2024

Youth from Gillespie County FFA and 4-H clubs will have 764 animal projects and 11 ag mechanical projects at this year’s Gillespie County Youth Livest...

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