Nestled on a back lot between Rosewood and James streets sits a red- and white-colored shop crafted by a mother’s wish for her child to succeed and be reinforced by the support of her community.
Nestled on a back lot between Rosewood and James streets sits a red- and white-colored shop crafted by a mother’s wish for her child to succeed and be reinforced by the support of her community.
Andrew Camplen, commander of the Boerne VFW Post 688, reminded the couple hundred individuals in attendance at the organization’s annual Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Plaza that Wednesday marked the 102nd anniversary of the end of World War I.
About 50 people gathered at Kronkosky Place on Wednesday morning to honor living and fallen veterans as the local chapter of the American Legion retired more than 100 flags as part of a Veterans Day ceremony.
When Carol Hammes first had the desire to serve her country, it just wasn’t in the cards. As a young woman starting her career, it was Hammes’s dream to attend one of the military service academies — but women weren’t allowed.
The latest class selected for induction into the Boerne ISD Athletic Hall of Honor was recognized last Friday afternoon at a ceremony held at Tapatio Springs.
The city of Fair Oaks Ranch City Charter does not include a code of conduct as the city council has yet to develop one, and a recent dispute between council members, where one councilmember used an expletive while asking another councilmember to “shut up,” has made the need for such an amendment more prevalent than ever before.
The Boerne City Council approved the proposed Unified Development Code during its Nov. 24 meeting, but the document remains open for amendment before the March 24 effective date as overlay districts and maps are developed and reviewed and as unforeseen circumstances may arise.
A study released just in time for Giving Tuesday announced that Kendall is the most generous county in Texas when it comes to charitable causes and organizations.
It was Christmas in Comfort on Saturday, and Mother Nature decided to be an active participant by dumping about 2 inches of rain in the area over the course of the day. However, not everyone’s holiday spirit was dampened as evidenced by the individuals, vendors and even Santa Claus who stopped by and spent some time kicking off the holiday season. TOP: Kandy and Ben Boubel of the Comfort Candle Co. battle the inclement weather as they help a customer with a purchase. LEFT: Santa Claus tried to keep dry by staying under a tent as he welcomed children, including Austin Judkins, and listened to their Christmas wish lists. BELOW: The rainy conditions in Comfort were reflected on an ornament hanging on the city Christmas tree. Star photos by Cindy Bormann
The Boerne City Council approved the proposed Unified Development Code during its Nov. 24 meeting, but the document remains open for amendment before the March 24 effective date as overlay districts and maps are developed and reviewed and as unforeseen circumstances may arise.
A study released just in time for Giving Tuesday announced that Kendall is the most generous county in Texas when it comes to charitable causes and organizations.
SAN ANTONIO – The best Boerne High football season in about 15 years came to a close Friday night at the Alamodome.
Geneva School of Boerne’s rematch with Austin St. Michael’s was much closer than in their first meeting but the result wasn’t any different.
On this Black Friday and beyond, maybe more than ever before, we need to shop, shop and shop some more.
Thanksgiving is that special day we pause, reflect and give thanks for our bounty.
