It was advertised as a “Come one, come all” party Saturday night in the Cana Ballroom. And, come one, come all they did, at least as far as the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce is concerned as it honored its best during its annual gala.
It was advertised as a “Come one, come all” party Saturday night in the Cana Ballroom. And, come one, come all they did, at least as far as the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce is concerned as it honored its best during its annual gala.
The Patrick Heath Public Library welcomed Dwight and his owner, Marty Chapman, left above, for a special PAWS for Reading event this past Saturday as children had the opportunity to read and share a story with a trained therapy dog. Recent studies have shown the enormous benefits of sharing a book with a dog as children gain confidence in their reading and oratory skills by doing so. The library plans to host the event monthly.
Brad Cornell is all about helping others, and he gives an emphasized meaning to the common phrase “Service with a smile.”
The Boerne City Council unanimously approved an updated district city map last week with some major districting changes to the downtown Boerne landscape.
A cloudy, wet day didn’t put a damper on sales or the turnout at the 2022 Kendall County Junior Livestock Show and Sale as this year’s auction was a record year in terms of sales, beating out last year’s $1.4 million amount.
Founded in 1939, the Kendall County Junior Livestock Show and Sale provides youth as young as 7 years old and up to seniors in high school the opportunity to exhibit livestock to the community and develop valuable skills inside and outside the show ring. And for many families, the heritage of this event runs through generations of dedicated parents and children.
The city of Boerne is eyeing a bond issuance, which may see a November ballot placement, adding to the list of bond elections residents may be set to weigh in on.
It was advertised as a “Come one, come all” party Saturday night in the Cana Ballroom. And, come one, come all they did, at least as far as the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce is concerned as it honored its best during its annual gala.
The Boerne Star is sponsoring a pair of candidate forums for contested Kendall County races featured on the March 1 primary election ballot.
Three suspects led Boerne police officers, Kendall County Sheriff’s Office deputies and state troopers on a multi-county chase last Saturday before fleeing on foot. So far, two of the three suspects have been arrested, but one remains at large.
The city of Boerne is eyeing a bond issuance, which may see a November ballot placement, adding to the list of bond elections residents may be set to weigh in on.
It was advertised as a “Come one, come all” party Saturday night in the Cana Ballroom. And, come one, come all they did, at least as far as the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce is concerned as it honored its best during its annual gala.
Boerne Champion divers Emma Haines and Colin Breuer both claimed individual titles at the District 18-5A dive meet held Tuesday in San Antonio. Haines won the girls title and Breuer claimed the boys championship. Both also earned Diver of the Meet honors for the second year in a row. Up next, the divers head to regionals.
The Comfort Deer traveled to Llano on Tuesday to take on the Llano Lady Jackets in District 25-3A competition.
It was quite the scene and atmosphere last Saturday morning at The Bevy here in Boerne, if I say so myself.
One issue that differentiates Republicans and Democrats as we enter the midterm election season is crime. Today, we will analyze the different approaches of the two parties toward crime and its impact on our citizens.
