Editor's note: First of three stories previewing GOP 2020 primary election races in Kendall County.
Editor's note: First of three stories previewing GOP 2020 primary election races in Kendall County.
Athletic Director Stan Leech presented his vision of a Boerne Independent School District memorial on Friday, even though all but one of those recognized are still living.
The Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce played host to its annual awards gala on Saturday, Jan. 25, in the Cana Ballroom. Eight major awards were given to individuals and businesses in recognition for their work in 2019. Star photos by Keith E. Domke.
Last week, Boerne’s Emma Faye Rudkin walked around the offices of her nonprofit organization, which is housed within her mother’s business. She was in awe as the facility was, in her words, “bursting at the seams with people in and out.”
There was plenty of magic throughout the kingdom on Saturday night as the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce played host to its fairy tale-themed annual awards gala in the Cana Ballroom of St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church.
Mike and Mandy Jones collected almost $14,000 over the holiday season to help provide area children in need of a place to sleep. The Joneses used the donations from people
There may not be a pizza place quite like Z’s anywhere. Where else can a customer find a lobster and bacon pie with a garlic butter sauce, Gouda cheese and green onions? That’s the special there this month.
In December, members of the Boerne Independent School District Board of Trustees were told student population is expected to double during the next 10 years.
Several youngsters show off the artwork they created during the Little Listeners activity at the Patrick Heath Public Library Wednesday morning. The event for children ages 2-5 features tales, tunes, movement, puppets and crafts. Pictured are, from left, front row: Bud Kuhlmeier and Brooke Farrar. Back row: Ruth Kuhlmeier, Bailey Farrar and Gracie Kuhlmeier. LEFT: Youth Services Librarian Constance Kermes leads a puppet show for the children. Star photos by Cindy Bormann
Boerne Independent School District Superintendent Tom Price plans to emphasize “what we are and who we are” when he delivers his State of the District address on Thursday, Feb. 27.
The city of Boerne recently adopted a colorful flying chameleon named Skittles to be a permanent resident of the city through the Art Al Fresco public art sculpture competition. With a unanimous vote,
The District 3 seat on the Boerne City Council is the only one being challenged this year as Daniel Weis again has filed to run against incumbent Quinten Scott. Scott ran against Weis last year for the vacant council seat and won by a 106-68 tally.
There may not be a pizza place quite like Z’s anywhere. Where else can a customer find a lobster and bacon pie with a garlic butter sauce, Gouda cheese and green onions? That’s the special there this month.
In December, members of the Boerne Independent School District Board of Trustees were told student population is expected to double during the next 10 years.
Boerne High opened the girls basketball playoffs on the road and took care of last year’s regional champ Burnet in the first round.
NEW BRAUNFELS – Boerne Champion’s firstround playoff win Monday night in girls basketball against Dripping Springs was a victory eight years in the making.
Hey Boerne and Kendall County residents, whether you like the recent population explosion or not, we should feel pretty fortunate things are happening the way they are.
After driving five hours each way to be with my Nana in Odessa on her 80th birthday this past weekend, I was glad to collapse in my living room chair on Sunday and just relax before it was time to get dinner started.
So, what’s with the Texas Department of Transportation?
Ah, Valentine's Day ... that Hallmark holiday that centers on us showing our love for our spouse, significant other and/ or folks who are important in our lives.
Kyle David Pfeiffer went to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, February 15, 2020. He is preceded in death by his mother, Sandra Swope, and grandparents Gilbert L. Pfeiffer Sr. and Ella B. Heidenmann Pfeiffer. He is survived by his wife, Rayleen Pfeiffer, daughters Allison Pfeiffer and Krystle Pfeiffer, aunt Diane Arthur and uncle, Lamar Pfeiffer.
Walter T. “Sug” Autry passed away Wednesday, February 19, 2020. He was born in San Antonio, Texas, February 24, 1928, and moved to the Pipe Creek area in the 1970s. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary (Bess) Autry; parents Walter Taylor Autry and Annie B. (Cochran) Autry; sister Elizabeth; and brothers Robert, Van and Sidney Autry. He is survived by his son, Walter James “Jimmy” Autry and daughter-in-law Margaret “Maggie” Autry; grandchildren Kimberly Autry, Taylor Autry and Jennifer and Jeffrey Phillips; 10 great-grandchildren; and four-great-great-grandchildren.
Born on March 30, 1937, in Holton, Kansas, to John Rothburn Darling and Beatrice Darling, John Darling had the rare pairing of an intellectually curious mind with a servant’s heart from the moment he began his journey on Earth. Growing up, John was a Renaissance man starting at a young age. He was privately tutored in drama and speech in grade school. He also received a grounding in Boy Scouts and eventually achieved the highest possible accolade within that organization – the Distinguished Eagle Scout at age 60.
Virginia Lea Crain Turner left this world to meet her beloved Savior on Feb. 13, 2020, at age 93. “June” as she was known, was preceded in death by her parents, Bowden Oliver Crain and Bertha Elizabeth Dysart, her husband Hal Turner and her brother Wallace Crain. She was born Jan. 30, 1927, and raised in Dallas.
