Two days after Patrick and Cheryl Hundley’s house on N. Hilltop Drive was destroyed by fire, the noxious, sticky smell of char still clings to the air. Cars of church friends and family line the driveway – people have come out on Saturday afternoon to assist in whatever way they can.
Photos from Saturday's AgriCultural Founders Day event
San Antonio’s Big Give 2019 will take place this Thursday, March 28, in a massive fundraiser opportunity that according to the event’s website has raised more than $20 million for non-profits in the metro area - including a dozen Boerne-area organizations.
An arrangement put into place in 2008 – the year in which Champion High School opened its doors – was both modified and extended at last week’s Boerne ISD board meeting. The ongoing provision will allow high school students, whatever their attendance zone status, the one-time option of attending either Champion High School or BHS.
A crowd estimated at 400-450 adults and children gathered at Fabra Elementary School last Thursday for an “Empty Bowls” fund- and food-raiser that collected non-perishable food and sold artistic bowls
Tuesday’s district softball game between Boerne Champion and McCollum started out as a fast-paced contest with the Chargers ahead 9-7 after just three innings.
Two days after Patrick and Cheryl Hundley’s house on N. Hilltop Drive was destroyed by fire, the noxious, sticky smell of char still clings to the air. Cars of church friends and family line the driveway – people have come out on Saturday afternoon to assist in whatever way they can.
Photos from Saturday's AgriCultural Founders Day event
The high school playoffs are here and all four Boerne ISD varsity soccer teams will kickoff first-round action Friday. Boerne Champion The Lady Chargers will get to host their first-round
With the district title already secured, along with the No. 1 seed from 26-5A in place, would the Boerne Champion girls soccer team take it easy on Friday in their
It’s not easy being the IT guy of the family and the Breadwinner suffers frequently enough with this burden. My dad depended on my husband for computer help. My mom depends on him. His parents depend on him.
“What do you think I should talk about?” I asked my 13-year-old. I was slated to speak to his friends at a Thursday morning Bible study. “Maybe a parable.”
Vegan is healthy With crippling storms hitting our country in past months, we look forward to the first day of spring, balmy weather, and a superb second chance to actualize
In 2015 Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law House Bill 4 providing grant monies totaling $118 million to school districts for high-quality pre-kindergarten programs for children ages 3 and
John Charles “Spud” Anz passed away Sunday, March 24, 2019, in San Antonio. He was born to John and Marie Britz Anz on July 9, 1943, in San Antonio.
Jacqueline Wilson Mace was born May 31, 1936, in Washington, D.C. to Frank and Risada Wilson. She died March 16, 2019, in Comfort at age 82. She is survived by
Marlene Elizabeth McGinnis (nee Kraus), loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother and so much to so many, entered life eternal on March 17, 2019, at her home in Boerne. Born
Lyle Harrison Wharton died March 17, 2019, at the age of 92. He was born July 30, 1926, in St. Paul, Minnesota, to Charles Harrison Wharton and Lunetta Rising Wharton.
