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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick outlined his goals for the upcoming legislative session, calling them “general concepts,” according to the Austin American-Statesman.
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Downtown Boerne was abuzz Saturday night as the annual Weihnachts Parade – a Dickens on Main staple – rolled down Main Street. Drums and wind instruments filled the streets downtown and cheers could be heard in celebration of the holiday season. Photos by Jonathan R. Mallard
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BOERNE – Criminal charges and a potential civil action are piling up for a former Boerne Gymnastics coach after more women this week came forward to say he inappropriately touched them or exposed himself when they were minors.
Read moreBOERNE — A 39-year-old man is back behind bars after being accused of violating his probation stemming from a plea deal in 2019 on bestiality charges.
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The City of Boerne now offers a new text message payment option for Boerne Utilities customers. This option gives customers another safe and secure payment method available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read moreBOERNE – City coffers runneth over this year after months of budget and bond planning, inching officials closer to funding a second fire station and stormwater drainage projects.
Read moreFrom an active retiree looking to fill their newfound leisure time through supporting a homebound neighbor relying on a daily wellness check and delivery of a hot meal, The Center (formerly Rainbow Senior Center at Kronkosky Place) promotes opportunities to live longer and healthier lives. As we approach the end of 2022, we need your support to ensure we feed every older adult in need this holiday season. The Center has a vast reach with a personal impact on the daily lives of older adults through services and programs designed specifically to connect older adults to vital resources.
Read moreAUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Dib Waldrip as Presiding Judge of the Third Administrative Judicial Region for a term set to expire four years from the date of qualification.
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