The 2022-23 academic year begins on Wednesday for the Boerne Independent School District, and with it comes some security and safety updates to all campuses and facilities.
The 2022-23 academic year begins on Wednesday for the Boerne Independent School District, and with it comes some security and safety updates to all campuses and facilities.
‘See Something, Say Something’ gives students, staff way to report suspicious activity
Staci Almager, CEO of Hill Country Family Services, reads the proclamation the Kendall County Commissioners Court approved Monday morning, marking Aug. 17 as Kendall County Nonprofit Day. During discussions about the proclamation, it was announced that HCFS, the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce and Kendall County Giving Connections worked together to have local nonprofits recognized by both the county and the city of Boerne. Several representatives from the leading organizations and the numerous nonprofits lined the Kendall County Commissioners courtroom during the presentation. The city of Boerne will have a similar proclamation ceremony at 9 a.m. Friday at city hall.
Boerne Independent School District teachers, staff and administrators went back to the future on Tuesday as they vividly were reminded that that future is in their classrooms.
Four local University of Texas college students received the opportunity to experience the working world firsthand this summer as they participated in the Home to Texas program.
The Cibolo Center for Conservation hosted a pair of cheese-making classes at Herff Farm on Saturday as participants received the opportunity to learn about and then make their own Farmers Cheese under the direction of instructor Mark “Merriwether” Vorderbruggen.
The Texas Department of Transportation announced on Wednesday that as part of the ongoing Interstate 10 frontage road construction in the Boerne area, the contractor is progressing into
The 2022-23 academic year begins on Wednesday for the Boerne Independent School District, and with it comes some security and safety updates to all campuses and facilities.
SJWTX announces move to Stage 3 water restrictions
‘See Something, Say Something’ gives students, staff way to report suspicious activity
The Texas Department of Transportation announced on Wednesday that as part of the ongoing Interstate 10 frontage road construction in the Boerne area, the contractor is progressing into
Staci Almager, CEO of Hill Country Family Services, reads the proclamation the Kendall County Commissioners Court approved Monday morning, marking Aug. 17 as Kendall County Nonprofit Day. During discussions about the proclamation, it was announced that HCFS, the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce and Kendall County Giving Connections worked together to have local nonprofits recognized by both the county and the city of Boerne. Several representatives from the leading organizations and the numerous nonprofits lined the Kendall County Commissioners courtroom during the presentation. The city of Boerne will have a similar proclamation ceremony at 9 a.m. Friday at city hall.
The summer went by fast and believe it or not, the 2022 volleyball season is here and starts this week for area teams.
Champion kicked off its year Monday evening at home against Fredericksburg. After Monday’s match, the Lady Chargers are traveling to Abilene to play in a tournament on Friday and Saturday.
Boerne High graduate Brooke Sivek was named all-state by members of the Texas Sports Writers Association.
Sivek, who wrapped up her senior year with the Lady Greyhound softball team this past spring, made the TSWA honorable mention team as a shortstop.
We will be having a special city council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 16, regarding a potential quality of life bond issue that may be placed on the November ballot.
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Mary Ann Pankratz
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