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For more than 30 years, the Cibolo Center for Conservation, aka the Cibolo Nature Center, aka “The Cibolo,” has been a steward of the fragile Upper Cibolo Watershed, protecting water quality and biodiversity of the watershed through stewardship, leadership, education and research. The Cibolo Creek recharges both the Trinity and Edwards aquifers, the predominant sources of drinking water for the greater San Antonio region, and provides other essential ecosystem services.
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An aggravated robbery in Kendalia just under a year ago led to the arrest of 22-yearold Mark Anthony Brown. But the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office now is seeking the public’s help locating another suspect in the armed theft: 23-year-old Montrell Allen Keno of San Antonio.
Read moreAs the Kendall County, Boerne, Fair Oaks Transportation Committee continues its efforts to whittle down the number of projects for its last review process, it became clear the process called for a subcommittee to fine-tune the nearly 300 project recommendations.
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REO Speedwagon performed at The Roundup in Kendalia Friday evening to roughly a couple hundred people, with Kevin Cronin leading on vocals (front), Bruce Hall hitting the low notes on the bass guitar and providing harmony vocals (left), Bryan Hitt providing the rhythm on the drums (back), and Dave Amato strumming the guitar and Neal Dougherty tapping the keyboard (not pictured). Star photo by Zachary-Taylor Wright
Read moreThe Boerne Independent School District is using remote conferencing and accelerated instruction to make sure students who may or already have fallen behind in their studies have the opportunity to catch up.
Read moreAlthough the city of Fair Oaks Ranch was ranked the third safest city in Texas by SafeWise, it is clear after the FOR City Council met last week it is continuing to push for safer protocols within the city and potentially vying for the number one spot.
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The Pride of Texas Street Rods Club played host to its 35th annual “Key to the Hills” rod run this past weekend coinciding with Boerne’s Oktoberfest as dozens of classic vehicles were parked at Main Plaza and along Main Street for people to view. TOP: Ron Racinowski and grandson Ryder look at a 1932 Ford Coupe. LEFT: A 1933 Buick Victoria gets the attention of a couple of admirers. TOP RIGHT: Bristol Thomas sits in her own “vintage” vehicle at the show. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jed and Denise Mazour serve Oktoberfest beer for Cibolo Creek Brewing Co. attired in traditional German clothing. Star photos by Sarah Lyons
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Boerne Police Department officers Eric Gomez and Doug Meuth give David Keller and his three children a tour of a BPD patrol vehicle during Tuesday’s National Night Out in the Bentwood neighborhood. The annual event takes place to promote community building and police-community partnerships. Similar events were conducted around Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch and Kendall County. Star photo by Zachary-Taylor Wright
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