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The Esther Benedict Gallery event on Saturday drew a good number to the gallery in Pipe Creek, with each attendee perusing indoor and outdoor metal art throughout the day.
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Local bar and grill, Kickback Korner located on Main Street, sponsored a fundraiser to benefit the Alkek Elementary PTO on Saturday, April 30. PTO President Autumn Branscome reported that the barbeque dinner made $11,340 to go toward the cost of a new playscape for the school.
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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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From left, Shada Cline and Kase Riley pose with their belt buckles after placing in the top ten in regional competition, qualifying them for the Texas Junior High State Finals next month in Gonzales, Texas, sponsored by the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association. Riley, an eighth grader at Bandera Middle School, qualified in tie down roping and team roping on the heading side. Cline qualified in barrel racing, pole bending and breakaway roping, where she was also the reserve champion for the region.Courtesy Photo
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At the April 19 regular meeting of the Bandera City Council, Public Works employee Terry Wells, was recognized for five years of service.
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Medina’s Faith and Freedom Club met at the Rodney Camp Pavilion to hear from Austin Thomas and Lee Winright about the historic 1978 flood. Club leader Vicki Shroyer reported that their flood stories will be added to the Medina Community Book.
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The Medina River Cleanup, usually scheduled for the first Saturday in May and targeting 50 miles of the river, has been cancelled this year due to lack of water in many sections of the river, according to Cleanup Coordinator Bob Brischetto.
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