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With the future of how instruction will take place in schools in doubt to some extent because of COVID-19, Boerne ISD Superintendent Tom Price is working with his administration and teachers to ensure all bases are covered.
Read moreThe Independence Day show will go on as Boerne gears up for its annual fireworks display in City Park.
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Editor’s note: First of a two-part series.
Read moreAUSTIN — While COVID-19 testing, contact tracing, case counts, hospitalizations and deaths increased last week, more and more Texans ventured out of their homes with the deadly coronavirus showing no sign of abatement.
Read moreDuring the month of June, Carl’s Cleaners, 114 E. Bandera Road, is offering free laundry and dry-cleaning service for uniforms, scrubs and work attire for all healthcare workers, first responders, firefighters and police.
Read moreRobert Murrow, currently a candidate in the runoff election for State Board of Education District 5, has been censured by the Republican Party of Kendall County for his violations of party principles.
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The Geneva School of Boerne recognizes the most outstanding teachers of the year with the Paideia Award. This year, high school teacher Catherine Davis, middle school teacher Brian Odom and third-grade teacher Jennifer Wilson were selected by their peers to receive the award. The Paideia Award is made possible in part by Texas Heritage Bank. Several faculty and staff members delivered these awards as well as several other end-of-year awards in surprise visits during the last week of school. Photos courtesy of the Geneva School of Boerne
Read moreThe new chairman of the Boerne Planning and Zoning Commission, Tim Bannwolf, chaired his first meeting late last month, along with the committee’s newest appointee, Ricky Gleason. Mayor Tim Handren made his annual board, commission and committee appointments at the May 26 city council meeting, where he reappointed 19 people to existing positions and appointed six new people to positions in the city.
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