Bandera High School FFA students Chelsea Graves and Kate Guajardo thought it was the perfect time this year to reintroduce Bandera to organic vegetable gardening.
Bandera High School FFA students Chelsea Graves and Kate Guajardo thought it was the perfect time this year to reintroduce Bandera to organic vegetable gardening.
Volunteers at a food giveaway at Mansfield Park on Wednesday, June 24, sort through a box of onions to find the best to include in boxes given to Bandera County residents who qualified for the food assistance. The Silver Sage in Bandera and the San Antonio Food Bank have been putting on the free distribution of food to get nutritious meals to people in need during these harsh economic times. Another distribution is planned July 29. BULLETIN PHOTO//Tracy Thayer
First responders were treated to an outpouring of community support on Thursday night, June 18, in the Bandera County First Responders’ Celebration 2020 that served a meal to members of the county’s fire, police and other first responder organizations.
A narrow, two-lane concrete bridge across the Medina River on English Crossing Road that is regularly shut down during floods is in line for a nearly $1 million renovation that could begin in early 2022, Texas Department of Transportation officials told Bandera County commissioners at their Thursday, June 11, meeting.
Linda Snyder, right, pauses while checking out books from new Bandera County Public Library staff member Gareth Darling on Monday, June 15. That was the first day that the public was allowed to personally enter the library for books and other services since businesses and other facilities were closed to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Shoppers listens to Danny Buchbaum with Danny Boy Enterprises talk about the rugs and other merchandise available at his tent in the Market Days celebration on Main Street in front of the Bandera County Courthouse on Saturday, June 6. The monthly retailers fair had been put on hold since March because of the coronavirus but could be back in operation into the fall now that the economy is reopening. BULLETIN PHOTO/Bill Pack
Schreiner University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing students recently achieved a 100 percent first-time passing rate on the National Council Licensure Examination for registered nurses, making the second year in a row the university’s nursing program students have achieved that record.
Bandera Independent School District trustees approved a budget for the school district in the upcoming fiscal year at a special meeting on Thursday, June 25, but could not finalize what is expected to be a slight drop in the tax rate, said Michael Neuman, the district’s new chief financial officer.
Bandera High School FFA students Chelsea Graves and Kate Guajardo thought it was the perfect time this year to reintroduce Bandera to organic vegetable gardening.
Officials with the Bandera Economic Development Corp. are reminding Bandera business owners interested in applying for some of the stimulus money the EDC set aside this year to help businesses hit hard by regulations related to the COVID-19 pandemic that the deadline for making an application is Monday, July 6, at 5 p.m.
Three area athletes have been named to the Southland Conference’s Academic All-Conference Track &
Hagen Braswell of Telegraph hangs on to a senior mini bull during one of the performances at the Riding on Faith Rodeo at Mansfield Park last month . The rodeo series is set to continue at Mansfield Park on Fridays through Aug. 7. BULLETIN PHOTO/BILL PACK
A featured running back and defensive back for Bandera High School last year has been named to the first team 4A All-State Football Team as a defensive utility player, reports indicate.
If you saw the Bandera High School sport fields’ lights on and heard a lot of cars honking and people cheering at dusk on Thursday, May 7, you might have thought games were underway.
On June 10, The (Bandera) Bulletin published a Republican column that claimed Antifa was providing “anarchistic foot soldiers and violent enforcers “ that are “aggressively supporting progressive
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the state to slow down the reopening process for bars and other venues as coronavirus-related infections, hospitalizations and deaths continued to increase in Texas last week.
The Bandera Natural History Museum is celebrating its fourth year of operation during June and looking forward to more growth after a successful start, museum officials said.
Lakehills Area Library Director Dianna Landes holds a keepsake congratulating seniors who graduated this year while standing behind a display case containing graduation caps seniors wore and other memorabilia of the graduation season that the library is collecting to honor the 2020 graduating class. Loaned items should be brought to the library at 7200 FM 1283 and should be clearly marked with the senior’s name, phone number and email address so the memorabilia can get back to its owner.
Dugless Carter passed away on Monday, June 15, 2020.
Dolores (Dee) Koehler Moore Johnson, born Oct. 2, 1933 in Niederwald, Texas, passed away peacefully at home on June 15, 2020 at the age of 86 in Bandera, Texas.
Bret Michael Starr of Bandera passed away Thursday, June 18, 2020.
A Celebration of life for Ken Felten will be held Saturday, June 27, 11 a.m. at Grace Lutheran Church in Bandera, Texas.
