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Editor’s note: Fifth of six parts reviewing 2020 through the pages of The Boerne Star.
Read moreThe number of deaths related to COVID-19 has nearly doubled in Kendall County in just over a two-week period, representing a quickly increasing rate of death, according to data supplied by the state and Kendall County Emergency Management Coordinator Jeff Fincke. And with Christmas here, city officials advise that the virus has not been eliminated and suggest residents stay vigilant and continue to abide by CDC guidelines.
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Boerne again will be in the national holiday spotlight in 2021 after ABC-TV selected a second local home to feature on its “The Great Christmas Light Fight” show.
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The Kendall County Democratic Party announced the election of Laura Bray as the new chairperson of the Kendall County Democratic Party. She formerly served as the deputy chair of the local organization. It also was announced current Chair Kevin Henning has resigned for personal reasons.
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A month after one Fair Oaks Ranch councilmember used an expletive asking another councilmember to “shut up,” citizens of the city still are speaking up during city council meetings calling for ber’s resignation or expressing disapproval of her actions.
Read moreA year nom now, when Christmas 2021 is enjoyed and 2022 is welcomed, Boeme ISD students will have a couple of extra days to celebrate.
Read moreWhen the Texas Legislature convenes Jan. 12, a key question is how the public will have access to its lawmakers during the pandemic.
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A last-minute addition to last Thursday’s city of Fair Oaks Ranch agenda packet for Dec. 14 may be in violation of the Texas Open Meetings Act and the city’s Home Rule Charter, as it was unrelated to an already scheduled agenda item and no new agenda item was scheduled - yet the item was discussed during the meeting.
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