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Back-to-school lists aren’t the same this year.
Read moreFollowing are new teachers employed by the Boerne Independent School District for the 2020-21 academic year. The school year begins on Wednesday, August 12.
Read moreWith classes scheduled to start on Wednesday, the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office will continue to supply a school resource officer to the two Boerne ISD campuses outside the city limits of Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch.
Read moreThe Boerne ISD board of trustees approved the district plan to purchase 3,000 student Chromebooks and 1,400 Wi-Fi hot spots for individual families who will be participating in e-learning.
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Boerne’s position as a powerhouse rang true last month when two city of Boerne employees and one Boerne resident were recognized by the Texas Public Power Association.
Read moreKendall County is looking to double the prisoner housing budget in the next fiscal year to cover the costs of housing prisoners outside the county.
Read moreThe city of Boerne’s unified development code got a reboot last month after COVID-19 crushed the original timeline of approval in March and April.
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Five-year-old Presley Schamber, of Boerne, above, chases some white ducks around River Road Park on a recent summer day. Schamber’s grandmother said Presley has chickens at home that she often rounds up. At right, Schamber feeds a Muscovy duck at the park. Star photos by Emma Sipple
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