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After some debate on whether the Dietz Elkhorn Corridor Study should be addressed during a Fair Oaks Ranch City Council meeting earlier this month, council members heard a presentation on a traffic analysis and potential solutions of varying timeframes to help mitigate traffic on the heavily used road. The council unanimously agreed to delay solution-oriented conversations until a later meeting in April.
Read moreSuperintendent Tom Price said 50 additional students have called Boerne ISD home since spring break, a number that pushes attendance totals above 9,800 for the first time.
Read moreKendall County Commissioners expressed interest in the introduction of local heath authority who would take some of the heat off other county officials during public health threats by possibly being given the task of disseminating information on outbreaks and other related situations.
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The Boerne Parks and Recreation Department played host to several Easter egg hunts on Saturday morning at Boerne City Lake, and hundreds of area children brought their baskets and buckets to participate. In the age 3 and under area, 2-year-old Gerard Mathes (first picture) looks around as he grabs an egg to put into his basket. Three-year-old Lauren Norris (second picture) keeps her eyes on some nearby eggs as she gets ready to place one in her basket. Three-year-old Isabella Harris (third picture) begins her quest as she smiles while eyeing some eggs in front of her. Star photos by Keith E. Domke
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Shane Stolarczyk has announced his intent to run for Kendall County judge when the 2022 election cycle gets underway next year.
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Governor Greg Abbott last week appointed three individuals, including Boerne resident Andra Wisian, to the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority board of directors for terms set to expire on February 1, 2027. The GBRA oversees water resources for the communities in its 10-county district.
Read moreThe Kendall County Commissioners Court this week unanimously approved a court order regulating the discharge of firearms in subdivisions and passed a resolution identifying Kendall County as a Second Amendment sanctuary county.
Read moreKendall County ended Fiscal Year 2020 with higher revenues and lower expenses than were budgeted for the year, resulting in an unexpected $4.99 million increase to the fund balance over Fiscal Year 2019.
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