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Bandera ISD is proud to present the Bandera High School Class of 2022 Top 10 graduates and their post secondary plans.
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2021 Bandera High School graduate Irving Rodriguez graduated from Air Force Basic Military Training on May 5. His next step will be to complete job-specific training. Photo Courtesy
Read moreHogs, hogs, and more hogs… Where else in Bandera would you find contestants trying to catch feral hogs except at the Bandera Ham Rodeo. The Bandera Ham Rodeo was held on Saturday, March 19, 2022, and are proud to report a successful Bandera Ham Rodeo!!
Read moreSpencer and Jess Forrest, owners of Backroads Reservations Vacation Home Rentals, recently announced the debut of their new phone app, an extensive Hill Country travel guide that is available now.
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A pirate-themed photo booth was available for attendees at last weekend’s Ren Faire of Bandera County. For more photos from the event, visit our Facebook page. BULLETIN PHOTO/Chuck McCollough
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Dylan Stevens, a 2008 Bandera High School Graduated, finished 113th in the 126th Boston Marathon with a time of 2:29:36. This year’s race featured 24,822 racers. Stevens maintained a 5:43 pace, bettering his place by 29 positions compared to his performance last October. He placed 100th out of 14,258 for the male gender and 93rd for males age 18-39. According to his mother, Yvonne Kamppi of Tarpley, Dylan hopes to crack the top 100 next year and currently resides in Erie, PA. Courtesy Photo
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Cadets from the Bandera High School Navy JROTC loaded a bus and traveled to Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio for April 23’s Great Texas Airshow, where they were treated to flight demonstrations of military aircraft spanning from WWII to the US Air Force Thunderbirds Flight Demonstration Team. Static displays allowed them the opportunity to view and even go inside airplanes while interacting with aircrew. The event included traditional festival elements like funnel cake, a variety of food options, and freebies given out by local companies such as H-E-B and Black Rifle Coffee. Pictured from left are Jerome Edwards, Troy Jones, Benito Kelly-Giles, Jacob Tuma, CDR Mike Gard, Jayson Mitchell, Brianna Carrasco, Zaylee Rossow, and Rayce Dinova Courtesy Photo
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The Medina Community Library’s story time last month featured goats on and off the page. Ms. Rosa read “G is for Goats,” and then then Ms. Alison led the children and their parents outside to visit Mr. Dale Naumann's three baby angora goats. The children and their families not only got to pet the goats, but they got to bottle feed them too. They learned also about how to care for a goat, and attendee Vivi decided she was going to be a farmer and have goats on her own farm. Courtesy Photo
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