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An Encaustic Masterclass-- all new classes offered year-long online, and featuring 26 of the world’s best Encaustic and Mixed Media teachers, including friend and artist, Lyn Belisle; twelve of whom are new to the program.

Though the official start of Spring is not until March 20th, the signs of the season change have begun to sprout all around us.

This fiscal year, the library has issued nearly 1,000 new library cards!

Now that we’ve put winter behind us — at least on the calendar — it’s time for us to think about sprucing up our homes, inside and out. But it also may be time to do some financial spring cleaning.

When you wear the badge, it can become all-encompassing. The stress and experiences we face at work, in many cases, come home with us at the end of the shift. How we process our experiences can be hard for many people in the public to fully grasp.

Comfort has a long-standing tradition of excellent places for lunch. However, if you’re feeling like dining out this evening, you may wonder about your options. Well, ‘wonder’ no more, because depending upon the day of the week, there are possibilities. So read on!

You are likely well aware of the tax benefits that come from donating to charity during your lifetime—donations to charity are tax-deductible.

I think we can all agree that quarantine during the pandemic was nobody’s favorite time. Although we have seen the effects on our community, some may overlook how the situation affected students.

On Saturday, March 18, at 10:00am in the community room of the Patrick Heath Public Library, a retrospective will be hosted filled with vintage images and memories called, Saluting the Peacock Military Academy, (PMA).

Can we make this a fun package somehow? It’s a bunch of interactive bits and games for kids to participate in! Hello Boys and Girls! If you like puzzles, games, story starters and more, you will love this page created just for kids. NO ADULTS ALLOWED! Happy reading, \\ Miss Constance Children’s Librarian, Patrick Heath Public Library Go Green This Month!

This Wednesday was International Women’s Day. ... We are most especially grateful for the leadership of one of our favorite women, Carolyn Chipman Evans, CEO of the Cibolo Center for Conservation for 35 years.

When you think of preparing students for the future in K-12 education, the first thing that may cross your mind is teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic. Of course that has and will always continue to be a cornerstone of educating our children. However, in Boerne ISD we also prepare students for the workforce through our Career and Technical Education programs.