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While work is being done at the Stripes convenience store and service station at the corner of Ralph Fair Road and Interstate 10 south of Fair Oaks Ranch, closing the pumps while new underground tanks are being put in place, a sign falsely advertises extremely high gas prices at the location. Star photo by Keith E. Domke
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Last week, the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office found themselves on the receiving end of a generous donation of two $4,500 drones. The drones, which are configured with Forward Looking Inferred (FLIR) equipment, were provided by the Kendall County Citizens Law Enforcement Academy Alumni Association (KCCLEAAA). KCCLEAAA is a local Non-Profit organization comprised of graduates of Kendall County Citizens Law Enforcement Academy. They raise money to help supplement Kendall County law enforcement agencies when needs arise.
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It’s an honor to take over writing “Capital Highlights” from two capable predecessors, Chris Cobler and Ed Sterling. They are tough acts to follow, but I’ll do my best.
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Councilwoman Snehal Patel filed Friday to run for mayor of Fair Oaks Ranch in the upcoming May 1, 2021, election. Patel first was appointed by Mayor Garry Manitzas and the city council to serve her community in 2016 as a council member in Place 5.
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Carlin Friar has filed for re-election to Place 1 on the Boerne Independent School District board of trustees.
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Chesley Muenchow has announced her candidacy for the Place 6 position on the Fair Oaks Ranch City Council.
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The Boerne Public Facility Corporation met January 26, anticipating a quick approval of a transaction between Waypoint Real Estate and the corporation to build an apartment complex.
Read moreThe Texas Legislature opened its 87th session last month and many bills have been filed.
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