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This month’s astronomy article is going to be only about the very rare “Ring of Fire” annular eclipse that will grace our mid-day skies on Saturday, October 14.
Read moreRemember those tranquil days of our youth, riding our bicycles, no gears, probably no helmet, maybe through our neighborhood (and beyond), or maybe a paper route? We’ve formed a new bicycle trail committee in the Texas Hill Country local area that has far more targeted goals and practical function.
Read moreWhile the original formula for Boerne BierFest has been adhered to -- craft beer + art + music + festival food + games of strength, in this our sixth year we expanded our vision to add spaces for visual arts to the mix.
Read more* Helotes Gallery presents the Oil paintings of Chris Lange, Western Vistas, through October 8. The western U.S. National Parks and the Texas Hill Country serve as inspiration for Lange’s artwork. On display at 14391 Old Bandera Road, Helotes. For details: art@helotesgallery. com. * S.T.A.G.E. presents, “You Can’t Take It With You!” by Moss Hart and George F. Kaufman, directed by Julia Cammack, Assistant Director Gini Quin. The show runs October 1229, with the opening night’s benefit performance for Provisions, a nonprofit food pantry located in the Texas Hill Country, founded in 1991 to serve neighbors who are lacking life’s immediate necessities.
Read more“Pastures of the Empty Page: Fellow Writers on the Life and Legacy of Larry McMurtry” is a treasure of a book, recently published by UT Press. It’s edited by George Getschow, who runs the Archer City Writers Workshop.
Read moreAUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday championed Texas’ world-renowned aerospace and defense industry and the vital role Texans have to support American national security interests during a fireside chat at the North Texas Commission’s 52nd Annual Members’ Luncheon in Dallas.
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