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The Texas Legislature opened quietly, which delighted everyone after the violence inside the U.S. Capitol the previous week.
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Several Geneva School of Boerne students earned recognition for their photography at the Texas Association of Private and Parochial School’s fall photo state contest. The contest offered 10 different photo categories, as well as a faculty competition.
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The Geneva School of Boerne has decided on a new head of school after the board of trustees conducted a nationwide search.
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University of Texas students from Kendall County are encouraged to apply for a paid summer internship through the University of Texas’ IC2 Institute’s 2020 Home to Texas program.
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Fair Oaks Ranch Mayor Garry Manitzas formally has announced he will not be seeking a third term as the city’s leader, and one city council seat in that city is up for the regular May election while another is up for a special election. The first day to file was last week, and the last day to file is Feb. 12.
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Four dogs, eight strollers and about 155 people were present Monday morning to participate in the sixth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration Walk hosted by the Boerne YMCA. The outside conditions was damp and chilly, but there was a strong sense of community present at Main Plaza as clusters of children ran around the square laughing, community members were heard catching up and dogs yipped and pranced around before the event got underway.
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Emily Stroup, a mother, wife and lawyer, launched her campaign for Place 1 on the Fair Oaks Ranch City Council Wednesday, the first day candidates can file for the May 1 municipal election.
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