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Local officials say Boerne and Kendall County have safety protocols and procedures in place to prevent what happened last week at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., to occur locally.
Read moreMany Kendall County residents enjoyed a snow day of sorts on Sunday as a cold front brought chilly temperatures and freezing precipitation. For several hours during the day, snow fell in the area, even though only a trace was recorded in Boerne by the National Weather Service. One family that enjoyed the winter weather was the Ermises as Kyle and his son, Kaden, gathered enough snow to build a snowman in front of their Boerne home. Photos courtesy of Ashley Ermis
Read moreA cold and cloudy morning didn’t stop a jovial bunch of families and businesses from gathering to eat, drink and spend money on Saturday at the annual Kendall County Junior Livestock Show auction, which so far has raised about $1.2 million for the youth who participated.
Read moreBoerne city staff has found a creative loophole to encourage developers to adhere to the architectural standards set forth by the city despite state law changes prohibiting the enforcement of the standards. Staff also has a general outline of the newly defined overlay districts that accompany the recently approved Unified Development Code.
Read moreThe 87th session of the Texas Legislature will open Tuesday with COVID-19 encompassing every aspect of what the lawmakers do, according to new House Speaker Dade Phelan.
Read moreThe Boerne YMCA is sponsoring a celebration walk to honor Martin Luther King Jr. at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 18. The event will begin and end at Boerne Plaza.
Read moreA Boerne home and the surrounding area were declared safe on Monday afternoon after a resident opened a package containing two different colored and unknown powdery substances in the morning.
Read moreThe Kendall County Junior Livestock Show continued on Thursday with the goat and sheep shows. The first to parade around the youth agriculture and equestrian center in the morning were the market goats as contestants readied their animals for judging. Star photo by Zachary-Taylor Wright
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