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The 2022-23 board of the Hill Country Chapter Texas Democratic Women gathered to discuss their upcoming fundraiser at the Doyle Community Center on Saturday, August 13. Seated clockwise: Jackie Morales, membership; Judy Campbell, webmaster; Coral Adema, newsletter; Sarah Lewis, Vice President; Mary Ellen Summerlin, secretary; Stephanie Ertel, past president; Audra Arr, legislative chair; Lynette Wedig, President. Not pictured: Julie Sentell, treasurer; Parliamentarian, Sylvia Ostos; Kat Walker, Facebook admin. For more information about the fundraiser and the organization, visit hillcountrytxdemocraticwomen.org/ Courtesy Photo
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Spirits were high, and so were the tykes, at last Saturday’s Back to School Bash at the Lakehills Community Center. Event organizers estimate up to 1,500 people attended the event, which equipped students from around the county for the upcoming year. BULLETIN PHOTO/Chuck McCollough
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Rodeo fans filled the bleachers in Mansfield Park last Friday for another great show featuring a cast of cowboys and cowgirls of all sizes.
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Volunteers from all parts of Bandera County gathered at the Lakehills Community Center earlier this monh to begin preparing ingredients to be used for the Cajun Cuisine that made the Medina Lake Cajun Festival one of Texas’ most famous.
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The Bandera Shotgun Team had 20 team members sign up for the Comal Shoot to warm up for State.
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Medina’s Faith and Freedom club hosted noted Texas author Ben English for their July meeting. English, a Big Bend native, stopped by while on a book tour for his new book, Black and White: Tales of the Texas Highway Patrol.
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Stacie Matson, Director for the Southern Region of the Texas GOP Election Integrity unit of Texas.ProtectTheVote.com spoke at the Bandera Library on Monday, June 27.
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On June 26, the Red Horse Saloon presented a Musicfest to benefit the Uvalde victims and their families.
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