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Members of the Boerne YMCA meet quarterly with other non-profit groups that offer services to the community, updating what each non-profit is working on to determine how the Y can support their efforts. From left, Bill Strain and Richard Caldwell, Y board members; Olivia Burdick with the Rainbow Senior Center; Leigh Owen with Cibolo Nature Center & Farm; Paul Giguere and Ashley Maytum, Y directors; Jessica Buffington with Boerne Community Coalition; and Michell Russell, Y staffer. Not shown, Jack Beckwith.
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The Teaching Garden is a one-acre fenced in area on the sprawling 60-acre farm and currently has an open-air Teaching Barn for outdoor learning and a small garden for growing seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. It’s also home to a spacious chicken yard with a variety of laying hens and one mouthy rooster.
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San Antonio’s Big Give 2019 will take place this Thursday, March 28, in a massive fundraiser opportunity that according to the event’s website has raised more than $20 million for non-profits in the metro area - including a dozen Boerne-area organizations.
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Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being, while movement and methodical physical exercise save it and preserve it. – Plato Modern research provides copious data documenting
Read moreThe 6th annual Hill Country Land Stewardship Conference has been scheduled for April 25-26 at the YO Hotel in Kerr-ville.
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Two days after Patrick and Cheryl Hundley’s house on N. Hilltop Drive was destroyed by fire, the noxious, sticky smell of char still clings to the air. Cars of church friends and family line the driveway – people have come out on Saturday afternoon to assist in whatever way they can.
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Photos from Saturday's AgriCultural Founders Day event
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