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Wearing No. 4, fleet-footed freshman Wyatt Boatman scored seven touchdowns and had more than 200 yards rushing to help the Medina Bobcats beat Winston School San Antonio 70-24 at home
Grandparents fill the cafeteria at Alkek Elementary School on Friday, Sept. 6, as the school celebrates Grandparents Luncheon day and the special bond that exists between grandparents and their grandkids.
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The Bandera Round-Up Labor Day Weekend celebration on Aug. 30-Sept. 1 had a lot to offer visitors, including two cattle drives in one parade on Saturday, Aug. 31. Only in
Applications are now being sought for the 2020 All American Scholar Award Program that Catholic Life Insurance sponsors, the company said in a news release. The All American Scholar Award
Schreiner University recorded its second-largest student enrollment at the beginning of its 97th academic year this fall, university President Charlie McCormick said. The university’s total student headcount for fall 2019
So much violence recently has us more divided than ever as a country as the gun control debate rages on, but through the discussions, some fall back to the argument
“Let the good times roll!” is the theme of this year’s Medina Lake Cajun Festival, planned for the grounds of the Lakehills Civic Center on Sept. 28. The festival brings
Wearing No. 4, fleet-footed freshman Wyatt Boatman scored seven touchdowns and had more than 200 yards rushing to help the Medina Bobcats beat Winston School San Antonio 70-24 at home
In an earlier football schedule, Medina was set to face Bracken Christian on the road on Friday, Sept. 6. The schedule changed, however, to have powerhouse Leakey playing Friday’s game
In the last few years, the Bandera football season didn’t start out as well as fans would have hoped. Not this year! The Bulldogs have shown the tenacity of their
It had been a stifling hot summer in Philadelphia, but on Sept. 17, 1787, the delegates were about to bring the Constitutional Convention to a conclusion. Seventy individuals had been
Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday, Sept. 12, released the Texas Safety Action Report, a document that details what Texas and Texans are doing to prevent mass shootings. The report elaborates
While standing on the courthouse steps on Saturday (Aug. 31), I was appalled to see that the Sons of the Confederacy had a float in the Labor Day parade. This
Wednesday, Sept. 18 The Silver Sage center in Bandera will host a workshop titled “Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body: Tips from the Latest Research” presented by the Alzheimer’s
In loving memory of Terri Anderson Kimbrell, 54, who was born on March 23, 1965. Terri went to be with the Lord on Aug. 30, 2019, surrounded by family at
Pamela Kaye Keese passed from this world on Sept. 2, 2019. She was preceded in death by her parents, Allen A. Keese and Katherine “Kaye” (Frame) Keese. Her grandparents were
Audie McCool Godfrey went to be with his Heavenly Father on Aug. 26, 2019 at 12:31 p.m. with the love and comfort of being in his parents’ arms. He was
Ellen Jane Allert passed away Saturday evening on Aug. 24, 2019, at the age of 96. She resided in Bandera County for 68 years. Jane was born in Taft, Texas
