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Gov. Greg Abbott vowed last week at a border security summit to build a barrier to slow the flow of migrants through the state’s southern border.
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The Boerne Star picked up seven awards and was named the fourth best newspaper in Texas in its division on Saturday during the Texas Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest luncheon.
Read moreAs fiscal year 2020-2021 is coming to an end, Kendall County and the cities of Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch are gearing up for budget workshops and discussions to develop the next fiscal year’s budget, which starts Oct. 1.
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A first-year teacher in the Boerne Independent School District will earn $50,250 in the upcoming academic year after the board of trustees approved the 2021-22 compensation plan during its May meeting.
Read moreWhen it was announced in The Boerne Star last Friday that the Berges Fest Parade was canceled because of a lack of funding and community support that resulted in some community outcries of disappointment, John Vogt, lifelong Boerne resident and co-owner of Vogt’s Hometown Roofing, immediately took action to organize a parade to, in his words, continue Boerne’s tradition and promote small business in town.
Read moreAs COVID-19 cases in Kendall County continue to decline and vaccinations are on the rise, the 451st District Court rapidly is moving back toward in-person hearings for felony and misdemeanor cases. But 451st District Judge Kirsten Cohoon continues to consider requests for continuance for defense or state attorneys who show good cause related to pandemic issues.
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