When autumn rolls around, Herff Farm will be even more of an inviting place than it already is with the addition of the Nest Nature School & Learning Village. Construction is continuing on the $10 million campus since it broke ground nearly a year and a half ago, and doors are expected to be ready to open in September.
The Texas Dragon/Lion Dance Team entertained a small audience on Saturday morning at the Patrick Heath Public Library Amphitheater. The group performed a special lion dance that included the performers moving through the crowd to the beat of a large drum, played by head instructor Taran Champagne, left. One family that enjoyed the routine was the Wiesehans, especially 5-year-old Whitney, who reacts to the lion getting up close and personal with her during the routine. Other members of the Fair Oaks Ranch family are 7-year-old Landry (back) and parents Randy and Carrie. The goal of the Austin-based group is to introduce and share the art of dragon and lion dancing. Star photos by Keith E. Domke
The Curington Elementary School Cougar Music Club entertained a small audience on Thursday, May 6, as it performed a concert at the Patrick Heath Public Library outdoor auditorium. The students sang, danced and played musical instruments, including ukuleles. TOP: Tatiana Fryman and Pablo Martinez (background) sing and play their ukuleles during the concert. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophia Martinez (left) and Annabelle Mecke-Lozano laugh as they dance together during a number. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cayson Sanders plays the bass while his classmates sing a song. The Cougar Music Club, under the direction of Dawn Adamek, consists of a limited number of fourth- and fifth-grade students who meet every other Wednesday to sing together and play ukuleles and xylophones. Star photos by Keith E. Domke
The individuals honored on Friday afternoon by the Boerne Independent School District set true examples for others, including future generations, to follow.
Comfort has developed an extensive document that addresses the community’s future.
Boerne’s Jordan Maldonado, the reigning Miss Rodeo Texas, has a taste for her state in more ways than one.
Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace Teri Nunley, whose jurisdiction covers the city of Boerne, submitted her resignation to County Judge Darrel Lux this week after several attempts to find a solution to what she considers an over burdened precinct.
When autumn rolls around, Herff Farm will be even more of an inviting place than it already is with the addition of the Nest Nature School & Learning Village. Construction is continuing on the $10 million campus since it broke ground nearly a year and a half ago, and doors are expected to be ready to open in September.
Motorists were given another reprieve on traveling Interstate 10 in the Boerne area as the Texas Department of Transportation again decided to postpone its demolition of the old Business Highway 87-South Main Street overpass because of predicted inclement weather.
The former road and bridges department supervisor in Kendall County, Ricky Pfeiffer, retired from his position late last month while on a paid, administrative leave during a criminal charge still under investigation by the state attorney general’s office.
When autumn rolls around, Herff Farm will be even more of an inviting place than it already is with the addition of the Nest Nature School & Learning Village. Construction is continuing on the $10 million campus since it broke ground nearly a year and a half ago, and doors are expected to be ready to open in September.
Motorists were given another reprieve on traveling Interstate 10 in the Boerne area as the Texas Department of Transportation again decided to postpone its demolition of the old Business Highway 87-South Main Street overpass because of predicted inclement weather.
GEORGETOWN – Boerne Champion emerged from the wind and the rain that hampered the 5A girls state golf tournament with a record-setting performance this week.
The Geneva School of Boerne girls varsity track and field team competed at the TAPPS 5A Track Meet in Waco recently.
It’s reasonable to conclude that if a government agency implements a program that produces disastrous results, then that same governmental entity should change course. That would be the sensible and logical thing to do.
This Mother’s Day will be a little different for me. It will be my first one without my father.
