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Individuals who live in the Boerne Independent School District will have a reduced tax rate in 2020-21 after the board of trustees approved a $1.25 levy during Monday’s meeting.
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Boerne’s downtown is hurting, severely in some instances, according to some of the small business store owners and managers who man the Hill Country Mile and beyond.
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Comfort celebrated Homecoming this week with a parade and bonfire on Wednesday. TOP: Varsity football players wave to the crowd as their float makes its way along High Street. ABOVE LEFT: A pair of CHS cheerleaders stand silhouetted in front of the huge bonfire burning at a field near the downtown area. ABOVE RIGHT: Football players get ready to throw their senior sticks on the bonfire. The Bobcats entertain Bandera on the football field Friday night in Comfort ISD’s annual Homecoming game. Star photos by Cindy Bormann
Read moreThe Fair Oaks Ranch City Council is lowering its operating budget and proposing no increase in the tax rate for its next fiscal year.
Read moreA woman on a cave tour at Cascade Caverns needed emergency assistance at about 3 p.m. on Saturday when she began to feel weak in the knees while traversing the terrain.
Read moreWhile scientists race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is urging everyone to get a flu shot.
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Even the newest entrepreneurs know how important it is to support your fellow local business owners. Siblings Ian and Livi Nel (right), part-owners of the Ducks and Puppies lemonade booth outside Tusculum Brewing, worked out a trade for cookies and lemonade across the street with Simply Sweet & Sour owners Milla Heil and Kennedi Rickman on Sunday afternoon during Boerne Lemonade Day. Star photo by Crystal Henry
Read moreBecause of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 37th annual Oma’s Christmas Fair scheduled for the weekend of Dec. 5-6 has been canceled. Information from the organization
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