The Bandera County Republican Party met May 11 and heard from legislative candidate Dennis London; they also conducted regular business that included an updates on a proposed audit and various committees.
The Bandera County Republican Party met May 11 and heard from legislative candidate Dennis London; they also conducted regular business that included an updates on a proposed audit and various committees.
The Bandera ISD School Board met for their regular May meeting and began the program with several student and teacher recognitions.
In a unanimous decision last Thursday, the Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District granted Camp OTX a variance from drought management restrictions.
In honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, a 24-hour vigil was held on the Bandera County Courthouse steps beginning on May 14 at 6:00 a.m., lasting through May 15 at 6:00 a.m..
Newly appointed Bandera City Marshal Nancy De Foster greeted residents and interested patrons at a morning “Coffee with a Cop” event hosted at the American Legion Hall in Bandera last Saturday.
One of Texas oldest history museums is commemorating its 90th anniversary.
Opened on May 20, 1933, the Frontier Times Museum is celebrating exactly 90 years later on Saturday, May 20, 2023.
A celebration recognizing Juneteenth will be held in Bandera at the Bertha Tryon/ Hendrick Arnold Black Cemetery on Monday, June 19, at 11:00 am.
Summer should be a break from study, not good nutrition.
CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
Scholarship Night at Bandera High School is always a time of anticipation and excitement for seniors and their parents.
Over 70 students competed in the first annual Guardian Run sponsored by the Vineyard of God Christian School on Saturday, May 6.
RELAYERS FINISH SIXTH
ANOTHER SEASON IN THE BOOKS
Tyler Hensley was named Texas High School Athlete of the Week for April 17-23.
Before delving into the FedNow program, it’s important to understand what the Federal Reserve (the Fed) is and how it has controlled America’s currency for well over 100 years. In very oversimplified terms, the Fed is a small group of PRIVATE central bankers that creates our currency out of thin air by purchasing US Government Treasury Bonds with a check written on an account with a zero balance. If we do that, the check is returned, and our bank assesses an overdraft fee. But when the Fed does it, the Fed is creating currency. This newly created currency then becomes our national debt, which is currently over $31 trillion. The best part is, for the Fed anyway, the American taxpayer is on the hook to repay all the borrowed currency, plus interest, all originating from a check written by the Fed on an account that had a zero balance. It’s the biggest scam in the history of mankind! Check out YouTube Mike Maloney Hidden Secrets of Money Episode 4 for supporting details.
As I write this, rainfall has brought out the green we sorely missed most of last year. But I find it hard to anticipate that this relief will be long term. As we know the rain deficit in our area has been extremely severe - not just due to lower rainfall amounts but from high temperatures along with strong drying winds. With the return of El Nino quite likely this year, the possibly of even higher temperatures than usual will add to our electrical needs and accelerate stress on the natural world we all depend upon.
Roll Call, 60 Years Later
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Thelma Hughes, affectionately known as “Thelmarie”, was born on October 7, 1933, in Bandera, Texas and went home to be with the lord on April 11, 2023.
Alfred M. Anderwald, 95, of Bandera Texas, passed away on May 17, 2023, in Bandera Texas. He was born to Frank J. Anderwald and Agnes E. Thanheiser on June 19, 1927. He married Mary Helen Callaway in 1951 in Bandera Texas.
Services will be held on May 20,2023 at 3:00p.m. At Lakehills United Methodist Church, 150 Avenue J (Corner of 8th Street and Avenue J) Lakehills,Texas 78063. Revered Dawn Baird will be presiding.
Ruth was born February 14, 1931 in San Antonio, Texas to Alonzo Ward Dewoody and Kathryn Shepard Dewoody. She was raised in Dilley, Texas where she excelled in school and finished at the top of her class. She attended Texas Women’s University and graduated with a degree in mathematics.
