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Echo Hill Ranch and The Kendall County 4-H Robotics club, two nonprofit organizations within Bandera Electric Cooperative’s service territory recently received $8,500 in BEC Foundation grants for the second-quarter grant cycle.
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Beloved Medina senior citizen Jay Ehinger returned home on Tuesday, June 29, from two extended stays in the hospital and rehab to find his home had gotten a makeover courtesy of the Silver Sage Community Center and city residents.
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Bandera ISD Superintendent Dr. Jerry Hollingsworth spoke to a sparse crowd at the Bandera County Republican Women’s Club (BCRW) on July 1.
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Rudolph and Santa’s Helpers were awarded first place in the “Best Storybook Character” category.
The Tiger King-themed costume won second place in Most Original Pet
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Breanna Stimmell (center) signed her national letter of intent to run track at Texas Lutheran University last week during a ceremony held at Bandera High School’s gym. She becomes the fourth Bandera Lady Bulldog this year to sign to compete at the collegiate level. Courtesy Photo
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A new book highlighting Bandera local Dennis Allyn’s cartoons is now available for purchase. “Bandera Politics: Dennis Allyn Unchained (A Collection)” showcases hundreds of Allyn’s political cartoons from the Bandera Courier and the Bandera Bulletin. Published by Two Peas in a Pod Media, copies of the book are available for purchase at the Bandera Bulletin, 606 Hwy 16 S, for $15. Allyn says book future books signings are in the works. Courtesy Photo
Read moreTexas Summer is officially here, and many residents will be faced with how to stay cool and hydrated.
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The legendary Flying L Ranch in Bandera is back in the saddle for its Chuck Wagon Dinner and Show that draws folks from far and wide.
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