JOURDANTON – Champion’s pitching depth was on display last weekend when the Chargers took on Corpus Christi Ray in the regional semis.
A mountain of evidence presented against Kendall Batchelor during her trial on a charge of intoxication manslaughter resulted in a jury handing down the maximum sentence: 20 years behind bars and a $10,000 fine.
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It took less than an hour of deliberation for a 12-panel jury of Kendall County residents to find Kendall Batchelor guilty of intoxicated manslaughter.
Batchelor, 23, who is the daughter of luxury auto dealer Ken Batchelor, will now face trial with the same jury to determine her prison sentence.
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Prosecutors say it took a village to see the trial through.
JOURDANTON – Champion’s pitching depth was on display last weekend when the Chargers took on Corpus Christi Ray in the regional semis.
Champion used six different pitchers during their series with the Texans and everyone did their part to get the Chargers to the finish line and defeat Ray in three games.
JOURDANTON – In seems only fitting that the Boerne High baseball team won last week’s fourthround playoff series over Robstown to advance to the regional championship round in Bill Merrell’s final season with the Greyhounds In Merrell’s first year with the Hounds, back during the 2009-10 school year, the Hounds also advanced to the regional championship round to bookend Merrell’s career with regional finals appearances.
During its May 8 meeting, the Kendall County Commissioners Court voted to create the Kendall County Public Safety Corporation with the purpose of aiding, assisting, and acting on behalf of Kendall County in the performance of its governmental functions to promote the common good, general welfare, and public safety of the County.
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Boerne Star Managing Editor Zachary-Taylor Wright talks with Boerne Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Thomas Price and Communications Director Bryan Benway about the expanding high schools in the district and unique educational offerings.
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