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Nestled away in the middle of the Boerne City Cemetery are 10 gravestones that have weathered and worn since the founding of Kendall County in 1862, showing the impact of time on the forgotten. However, members of the George W. Kendall Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are working hard to clean up the gravestones of their namesake and his family.
Read moreAs pressure increases for the Kendall County, Boerne and Fair Oaks Transportation Committee to present its official recommendations to the county and cities, the committee bit into the meat and potatoes of its efforts Tuesday as members started reviewing project recommendations from both public input and the projects subcommittee to determine what will move forward for final consideration.
Read moreThe Boerne Independent School District is trying to find out who damaged restrooms in all five of its secondary schools this month as local students apparently have participated in a nationwide social media campaign that encouraged such actions to take place.
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The Champion High School Chargers were charged up on Monday evening as students and staff began Homecoming week with the traditional parade along Blanco Avenue from Main Plaza to BISD Stadium. The parade featured several student floats in tune with the “Night in the City” theme.
Read moreThis year, October treats us to five full weekends, and the month will be ushered in with a blast! Saturday, October 2, is a day filled with something for everyone, so mark your calendars and plan to spend it in Comfort.
Read moreSeventeen Southeast Texas counties have been declared disaster areas after Hurricane Nicholas came ashore, dumping more than a foot of rain and cutting off power to a half-million customers in Texas, according to poweroutage.us. That number had been reduced to about 4,200 as of Sunday.
Read moreThe old store fronts and rundown casitas located at 249 N. Main St. likely will be coming down to make way for the expansion of former BISD Trustee David Spencer’s Prytime Medical company located next door at 229 N. Main St., but the timeline and details are unclear at the moment.
Read moreThe city’s new Design Review Committee made its way off the pages of the new Unified Development Code and into Boerne City Hall Thursday night, where all members but the new committee chair were sworn in and given basic training to start their new decision-making role.
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