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The Texas Department of Transportation has kicked off its statewide “Drive Sober. No Regrets” drunk driving prevention program for the holidays. Throughout the month, TxDOT has released videos of people who deal with the daily consequences of driving while impaired, either as an offender or survivor.
Read moreA 43-year-old former Kerrville resident, Andrew Carlton Like, is facing a first-degree felony murder charge for an automobile crash that happened along Interstate 10 in 2015 that led to the death of his 62-yearold mother, which prosecutors are alleging wasn’t an accident after all.
Read moreThe redistricting efforts for the city of Boerne are gearing up to be a more complicated endeavor than the Boerne City Council members expected. As the first maps were presented to the council earlier this month, members voted to table to the discussion until January 6 in a split vote.
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Editor’s note: Last of six parts reviewing 20201 through the pages of The Boerne Star.
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First Baptist Church of Boerne celebrated the Christmas season and the birth of Christ by playing host to “Boerne Bright,” a 200,000-light walk-through display on church grounds that focused on the birth of the Savior on Christmas Day. Star photos by Keith E. Domke
Read moreThe Kendall County, Boerne and Fair Oaks Transportation Committee met Tuesday and approved the last round of noncontroversial projects for final review, identified the worst 10 intersections in the county and cleared up what to expect from the committee as its charge nears its close.
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The Kendall County commissioners agreed to have Kendall County District Attorney Nicole Bishop put together a new Adult Sexual Assault Response Team which the county now is required to assemble after a bill was passed during the 2021 Texas legislative session.
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Editor’s note: Fifth of six parts reviewing 20201 through the pages of The Boerne Star.
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