The Texas city of Uvalde is the County seat of Uvalde County,and was named for Juan de Ugalde. After the Civil War, many veterans of both armies came to live in the area, and it became home to cattle rustlers, smugglers, and desperadoes.
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The city's official web site includes a history of Uvalde, and a guide to the city, including local businesses, attractions, and an area map, as well as an overview of the local government, the city council, city administration, and points of contact.
http://www.uvaldetx.com/
The programs, campaigns, and ministries of the FUMC in Uvalde, Texas are discussed, including a worship schedule and calendar of events. A staff directory is also available.
http://www.fumcuvalde.com/
Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a membership organization comprised of business and professional people from Uvalde and he surrounding area. Its site features visitor information and a guide to the community, hunting information, lodging accommodations, and a membership directory.
http://www.uvalde.org/
Early settlers discovered caves and hollow trees full of bees and honey as they were creating the first farms and ranches in Uvalde County, and Uvalde has always been known for its honey production. Dripped into classic 8-ounce, 16-ounce and 32-ounce glass jars, which may be ordered from the web site, shipping anywhere in the continental United States.
http://www.uvaldehoney.com/
The Leader-News has been published in Uvalde since 1879. Its site includes selected content from the print edition, while full access to the electronic edition of the newspaper is available with by subscription. Other resources available online include a visitors guide and town calendar.
http://www.uvaldeleadernews.com/
