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The Boerne Star asks area residents to respond to its poll question.
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Thirty Geneva School of Boerne students – six each in first through fifth grades – were recognized as winners in the Grammar Speech Meet. The competition is an annual event in which students in those grades choose either a piece of scripture or poetry from a selection and present it in competition. Students memorize their piece and present in preliminary rounds to ultimately try to advance to the finals.
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The Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce helped celebrate the new addition of ice cream at Richter Boerne’s Bakhaus. Richter Bakhaus is the home of the Flynn roll, Richter cuisine, cocktails and now homemade ice cream.
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A group of 17 local Democrats gathered along their new “Adopt-A-Highway” segment on FM 3351 recently for their first litter pick-up event. The group collected more than 30 bags of trash. Pictured are, from left, Kevin Henning, Brooke Orr, Scott Sanders, Marilyn Harrington, Susan Dollar, Kyle Davis, Erin Davis, Laura Bray, Mike Dorio, Amber Emery, Bill Lester, Bruce Bray, Laurie Perryman, Richard Caldwell, Calvin Perryman and David Perryman.
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Quilling, also referred to as filigree, is the result of rolling or coiling thin strips of paper. Some sources suggest many of the techniques described today were practiced by ancient Egyptians.
Read moreThis is a most difficult question to answer? So many things influence how we actually demonstrate value toward our children: Religion, culture, political persuasion, and the list goes on.
Read moreWith high fuel prices, a slowing of U.S. oil production and the expectation of a greater requirement for biofuels in the future, the administration of President George W. Bush went on a quest for additional sources. The Koch brother’s 50-year investment in the development of Canadian tar sand oil production coupled with its political activism seemed to present a solution.
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