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On Saturday, Boerne Mayor Tim Handren confirmed Kendall County’s two COVID-19 cases are travel related, and there is not a community spread case confirmed currently in the county. Still, local officials are urging residents to stay vigilant
Read moreBoerne Mayor Tim Handren on Saturday afternoon confirmed Kendall County’s two COVID-19 cases are travel related and the county currently does not have community spread.
Read moreOn Thursday morning, Boerne Mayor Tim Handren announced the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Kendall County, and after a conference call with the governor Wednesday night city and county officials are urging residents to take social distancing
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Mackenzie Cooper, 4, shows off the purse she bought at a Boerne boutique while shopping with her mother, Allison, and her grandmother, Darlene Crane, on Boerne’s Main Street Monday afternoon.
Star photo by Crystal Henry
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Read moreIt’s not quite business as usual these days for local business owners as Boerne restaurants and shops adjust to meet the ever-evolving COVID-19 protocols. While mayors in Austin and San Antonio ordered mandatory closings of bars and restaurants earlier this week, Boerne’s mayor “strongly urged” restaurants to close indoor seating and switch to a curbside or delivery operation on Thursday morning
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As this week has progressed, Boerne ISD Superintendent Tom Price said it became evident that schools should remain closed for at least a second straight week because of precautions surrounding COVID-19.
Read moreThe Boerne Independent School District has confirmed that two of its employees have undergone testing for COVID-19 and have self-quarantined while they await the results.
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