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When you wear the badge, it can become all-encompassing. The stress and experiences we face at work, in many cases, come home with us at the end of the shift. How we process our experiences can be hard for many people in the public to fully grasp.
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BOERNE – A former coach at Boerne Gymnastics charged with indecency with a child is no longer behind bars after posting a $250,000 bond, according to court records.
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A seasoned prosecutor has joined her spouse at the Kendall County District Attorney’s Office to form a husband-and-wife team dedicated to seeking justice.
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A sprawling development at Dietz-Elkhorn Road that includes a new H-E-B, retail and housing could mean more business for the area but also more traffic woes for nearby Fair Oaks Ranch.
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The Geneva School of Boerne Eighth Grade Oratory Contest is a highlight of the Logic School experience. This competition began in 2007 and has become a tradition in which each student memorizes a piece from a selection of historic poems and speeches and delivers the prepared recitation in front of a panel of judges. The Oratory Contest is a precursor to the Senior Thesis which students prepare and present at the culmination of their Geneva education.
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AUSTIN– Senator Donna Campbell, MD (R-New Braunfels) has reintroduced the Small Business Protection Act (SB 130) to protect small businesses from unlawful city and county ordinances that dictate specific benefits private businesses must provide to their employees.
Read moreBOERNE– There will be a new fire chief in town after former Boerne Fire Chief Ray Hacker announced his retirement last year, and city officials have officially named his replacement.
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I moved to Texas in 2005 when assigned to Lackland Air Force Base as a trauma nurse at Wilford Hall Medical Center (when it was still an active trauma center). I loved Texas so much that I made it my home.
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