Electric Cooperative announced the recipients of its 2019 scholarships at a reception April 25 at the cooperative’s Johnson City Headquarters. In celebration of the program’s 20th anniversary, PEC awarded an additional $20,000 to local high school seniors.
Bryson Auxier and Walker Watson talk shop at the World War II Adventure event at the Patrick Heath Public Library Saturday.
A special called city council session Tuesday afternoon brought an overflow crowd of citizens, uniformed first-responders and family members – all of whom attended in honor of outgoing mayor Mike Schultz whose articulate and gregarious style was at the forefront of Boerne's leadership for eight years.
The Fruit Cup owner Tonya Romero shares how to make the best aguas frescas. “The fruit must be fresh.” she said, while chopping pineapple and eyeing the papaya.
This past week, Chef Mark Bohanan with Peggy on the Green greeted students and their teacher, Amy Hogan, with a check for nearly $2000.
Lemonade stands were all over Boerne, along the Hill Country Mile as well as in Main Plaza last weekend as youngsters raised funds and learned how to start, own and operate their own business
The Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio helps worthy nonprofit organizations working to meet the health care needs of residents of San Antonio and surrounding counties.
Stormy weather caused the cancellation of the May 18, Gone … But Not Forgotten Tour of Historic Boerne Cemetery.
A special called city council session Tuesday afternoon brought an overflow crowd of citizens, uniformed first-responders and family members – all of whom attended in honor of outgoing mayor Mike Schultz whose articulate and gregarious style was at the forefront of Boerne's leadership for eight years.
If you’ve graduated from college in the past year or so and started your first job, you’re no doubt learning a lot about establishing yourself as an adult and being
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BACCALAUREATE, Boerne-Samuel V. Champion High School Class of 2019, Sunday, May 19, 5 p.m., First Baptist Church Boerne.
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A lengthy meeting of Boerne’s Planning & Zoning Commission Monday night resulted in evident frustration among commissioners who expressed both confusion and dissatisfaction with a presentation related to a mixed-use in South Boerne, known as SoBo.
The Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio helps worthy nonprofit organizations working to meet the health care needs of residents of San Antonio and surrounding counties.
This past week, Chef Mark Bohanan with Peggy on the Green greeted students and their teacher, Amy Hogan, with a check for nearly $2000.
The Boerne Champion girls golf team competed at the 5A state golf tournament on Monday and Tuesday at the White Wing course in Georgetown. Champion finished 10th overall with a
Boerne High is sending three athletes to the 4A state tennis tournament who will all be looking to defend their state titles. Ryan Koth, along with Georgia Rice and Catherine
For well over two years and spanning two legislatures, Kendall County Water Control and Improvement District (WCID) No. 3 has searched for a source of water. It now appears that a source has been found, but only if the law that protects the Edwrds Aquifer can be changed by the same body that created it.
The fall of a giant Let’s all go to a Sears store today and buy something to show our support for a company that has been a part of American lives for generations.
The end of April was always the time to plan a summer vacation. Sometimes it was DisneyWorld or a trip to the Rocky Mountains to escape the Texas heat.
Being able to admit personal mistakes is viewed as a positive quality. It is especially endearing to see such humility, as opposed to hubris, expressed by our national leaders.
Linda Gail (Lawrence) Paulson passed away Saturday, May 11, 2019. She was 78. Linda was born to Paul and LaVerne (Hufstedler) Lawrence on April 9, 1941, in Dallas. She attended the Oak Cliff Church of Christ where her father served as an elder for 65 years, and she recalled her grandfather leading music.
Agnes Carroll Cummins Simmons, age 89, awoke in Heaven on Saturday, May 11, 2019. She was born in San Antonio to Benjamin Maurice and Agnes Kemp (Brown) Cummins on Friday, April 25, 1930. Agnes was a lover of books, poetry, watercolor, wine and chocolate, she loved Sweet Jack most of all.
Patricia Anne (Johnston) Adams passed away Sunday, May 12, 2019, at the age of 82. She was born to Burton and Norma Mae (Deming) Johnston on Feb. 15, 1937, in San Perlita.
Kathryn “Kay” Brant passed away on May 10, 2019. She was born in Glencoe, Minnesota, on April 14, 1921. Kay worked her way through the University of North Dakota where she was a member of Alpha Phi sorority and the honor societies for journalism, education and speech.
