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The Bandera County Retired Teachers Chapter met on April 20 for the last time this school year, hosting three speakers on health and wellness.
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The Pipe Creek Christian School’s annual Spring Fling and Market Day feature featured crowds, several vendors and lively music.
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A youngster grabs an egg for his Easter basket during an Easter egg hunt held at the Medina Community Library earlier this month. Overall, the attending children gathered 20 eggs. After the hunt, the group completed some themed crafts. More information about upcoming library is available at www.medinacommunitylibrary.us. Courtesy Photo
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The Bandera Natural History Museum hosted an Easter egg hunt last Saturday, as did many locations throughout Bandera, but they were place with two sizes of eggs: regular and dinosaur.
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Queen Annie Zirkel and King Nate Aguilar strike a pose during Medina High School’s prom last Friday at the Medina Community Library. With one month left of school, graduation is set for Friday, May 20.
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The Bandera ISD Board of Trustees met earlier this month for their regular monthly meeting. By far, the most discussed item on the agenda was the acceptance of a bid to replace the Bandera Middle School Roof. Other items discussed and voted on included refurbishing gym floors, staff contracts and Chromebook purchases.
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Live music will once again be featured this month at the Frontier Times Museum’s Fourth Sunday Jamboree. Local musicians will hit the museum’s stage on Sunday, April 24. This free monthly musical program welcomes first-time guest host Dennis Owens, who will be joined by fellow musicians in a lively and entertaining Pickers Circle. The show goes on from 1 pm to 4 pm and is family-friendly and free. The museum is located at 510 13th Street in Bandera. Sit back and listen to the music that has made Bandera the place to be for cowboy music.
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A tribute to Tommy Knotts, founder of the Bandera Cattle Company Gunfighters, was held at the Visitors Center on Saturday, April 2. Knotts established the Bandera Cattle Company Gunfighters and was a staunch supporter of keeping Bandera the Cowboy Capital of the World.
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