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Editor’s Note: While Mr. Clark takes a well-deserved writing break, please enjoy this flashback edition of Growing Up in Bandera. Want more of this column? Get it in book form! Call 830-796-3718 for more information!
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“Let there be light.”
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The Ren Faire of Bandera County returned to the Cowboy Capital area earlier this month. Admission was free and offered food, goods, and other fun marketplace items. Costumes were also on full display from attendees and participants.
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The Bandera Kronkosky Library hosted a Star Wars Mini-Convention on Thursday, May 4, to pay tribute to the iconic franchise.
Read moreBelieve it or not, the summer is already around the corner.
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A lot of stuff goes through your mind when you are running full throttle in the pitchblack darkness of the Gulf of Mexico at night. We were in no way, shape, or form the first game wardens to get in a chase with a Mexican shark boat.
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If you are 60 years old or older. Reside within the Bandera service area. Primarily homebound or have little or no help. Have physical or mental impairments, which make meal preparation difficult. The Silver Sage Meals on Wheels Program can help immediately. Call 830-796-4969 and speak with one of the Silver Sage Staff members. The program is expanding with the need. Right now, Silver Sage’s chef, James Moore, cooks 250 meals every day, five days a week. Seventeen Silver Sage Jeep drivers deliver the meals. At the same time, he cooks 80 to 100 meals every day for seniors in need who can get to the center for lunch.
Read moreEditor’s Note: As Mr. Clark is enjoying a well-deserved siesta, the Bulletin will be rerunning some of his previous entries. Need a bigger Growing Up in Bandera If you really want to see what is so different about the Bandera of today when compared to the town back in the day just take a seat along Main Street. Watch the creeping traffic flow as it passes by and take note of how long you get to visually inspect each vehicle.
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