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ROUND ROCK – The Lady Chargers cross country team ran their way into the school record books Saturday afternoon at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock after they captured the
The Boerne Education Foundation relies on partnerships as it helps enhance educational opportunities within the school district. And one of those partnerships is an especially sweet one that will please
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Former San Antonio Spurs player Matt Bonner was in Boerne recently to help launch the opening of D1 Training on 132 Old San Antonio Road. The training facility shares space
President Donald Trump awarded the nation’s highest award for valor to a local Green Beret for risking his life under intense enemy fire to rescue wounded special forces soldiers during
The city of Boerne has hired two new employees as it begins preparations to close out the year. Jeff Carroll, a former development engineer for Kimley-Horn, took root in the
Fair Oaks Ranch is one step closer to selecting the site and style for its new water storage tank. During the city council meeting earlier this week, Councilman Roy Elizondo
The Texas Department of Transportation has announced that when the Highway 46 improvement project on Boerne’s east side is complete, there will not be a dedicated eastbound right-turn lane onto
Jake Gandolfo knows barbecue and he knew opening a restaurant would be a successful venture. However, he also knew he didn’t want to do things like the typical barbecue joint.
The Kendall County Boerne Fair Oaks Transportation Committee (KCBFOTC) is looking for community input on the future of transportation in the area. The committee is still in the early stages,
The “King of Country,” George Strait, raised a record-setting $2.2 million at his ninth annual Vaqueros del Mar invitational golf tournament and concert last month. More than 100 golfers battled
The Veterans & Military Business Committee, under the umbrella of the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce, is sponsoring seminar targeting veterans and business from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
FAIR OAKS LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION November Ace of the Month Ace of the Month Gross - Sandy Steinle, 91 Ace of the Month Net - Suzanne Randle, 74 First Flight
ROUND ROCK – The Lady Chargers cross country team ran their way into the school record books Saturday afternoon at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock after they captured the
It’s been a crazy month already in The Boerne Star newsroom and in the Domke household, and we’re only halfway through it. If I’m not mistaken, today is November 15.
‘Tis the season of thankfulness, and this week I’m feeling extra thankful. It’s the first week since I’ve started working for The Star that I feel like I might be
I’ll admit, embarrassingly, that when I was much younger, I didn’t have the respect for veterans I have today. Sure, I appreciated what they did for our country, but I
A few weeks ago I bit my husband’s head off like a praying mantis in her prime. He’d been picking up the slack at home since I was up to
Alexander Ek Houl Koerber was born Feb. 16, 1992, and passed away Nov. 10, 2019. Alex’s passion was programming, and during his senior year at Boerne High School, he received
Mary Patricia Bakke born Sept. 23, 1930, has joined her husband, Bill, in heaven on Oct. 26, 2019. Patty was born in San Antonio and raised in Olmos Park. The
Allen Charles Eichler passed away on Nov. 7, 2019, at the age of 81 surrounded by his loving family. Allen was born on Nov. 18, 1937, in Burton to Carmit
Katharine Eugenia Emmons Skinner-Klee, also known as Kate and Guima, passed from this life on Nov. 6, 2019, in Boerne to the deepest bereavement of all who knew her. Born
