The 17th annual Bandera Honors Veterans event on Saturday, Nov. 9, once again showed that this is a very veterans-friendly community, according to numerous vets attending the event. Part of
The 17th annual Bandera Honors Veterans event on Saturday, Nov. 9, once again showed that this is a very veterans-friendly community, according to numerous vets attending the event. Part of
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BULLETIN PHOTO/ Chuck McCollough Three women in witch costumes conjure up a make-believe spell turning a man into a gorilla to the delight of visitors at the second Nightmare on
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Editor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted. Although reasonable care is taken, clerical
City of Bandera voters produced what could be seen as a split decision on the direction of City Council in Nov. 5 balloting by reelecting two incumbents to office and
The 17th annual Bandera Honors Veterans event on Saturday, Nov. 9, once again showed that this is a very veterans-friendly community, according to numerous vets attending the event. Part of
Unphased by a preliminary decision from state regulators that could clear the way for final review of a wastewater permit for a Tarpley area youth camp, a determined group of
With a script worthy of a Hollywood nail-biter movie, the Bandera vs. Navarro game on Friday, Nov. 8, delivered end-to-end drama. The outcome went down to the wire, with Bandera’s
On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Bandera Lady Bulldog Cross Country team competed in the 2019 UIL State Cross Country meet for Class 4-A schools at Old Settlers Park in Round
Medina High School freshman Charli McCabe finished 47th out of 145 runners in the 1-A Division of the UIL State Girls’ Cross Country Championship in Round Rock on Saturday, Nov.
The Bandera Lady Bulldogs Basketball team had its season opener on Friday, Nov. 8, against Hondo and came away with a sound victory. After two scrimmages and many days of
Sooner or later - and it’s looking like sooner to me - the disreputable, dishonest, unpatriotic, and self- dealing President Trump will be gone. So too will be his Republican
Maybe the Democrats need to do a little lamenting of their own. I certainly agree that Franklin Roosevelt empathized with those who were less fortunate. I just wonder if he
Financial records dispute hinges on equity On Oct. 11, 2019, the District of Columbia appeals court upheld a congressional subpoena for president Trump’s financial records. This argument may well end
Republican direction lamented It is hard to believe that the current Republican politicians belong to the same party as President Abraham Lincoln. The choices and decisions Lincoln made were made
Holly Ann Baker, 55, of Bandera, Texas, passed away on Nov. 5 at home at her ranch in Bandera, Texas. She was born in Houston, Texas to Jerry and Rebecca
Bobbie Ann Ogden, age 68, of Medina, passed away on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019, at her residence. Bobbie was born in San Antonio on Feb. 3, 1951, to Charles E.
Christopher Ernest Frerich passed away on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019, in San Antonio, Texas. He was born in San Antonio, Texas to Herman Henry Frerich, Sr. and Deonne Whitaker on
It pains me to admit it, but apparently, I have passed away. Everyone told me it would happen one day, but that’s simply not something I wanted to hear, much
