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As the morning sun rose and added warmth to the earth on a recent cold Pipe Creek morning, it became the perfect backdrop for a new cross erected on the Pipe Creek Christian School campus. The original wooden cross donated by the George Sistrunk family was damaged beyond repair in a recent windstorm. The school extended thanks Horizon Structural Systems in New Braunfels, who donated the six-inch steel tubing, and to Jeff Hayes, an employee of the company, and his son Jacob for welding the pieces together and erecting the cross. “It will take more than a windstorm to bring this cross down,” said the school in a statement. Courtesy Photo
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Christmas trees have been a tradition in the United States for over a century and today, when most families begin searching for the perfect Christmas tree, it comes down to one question – real or artificial? While there are many pros and cons to having a real or artificial tree during the holiday season, one thing is certain – real Christmas trees add great value to both the national and state economies.
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The Major James Kerr Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, held its 48th Chapter Anniversary and Annual Christmas Silver Tea at Rails Event Center on Saturday to celebrate the Holiday Season and another successful year.
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Oaklynn Matranga hangs out with Santa at the Medina Community Library on December 5. The day included performances from adult and children’s choirs and a baking contest with youth and adult categories. Santa handed out candy canes and gifts to good children who were present. A list of future library activities is available at www.medinacommunitylibrary.us. Courtesy Photo
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The spirit of Christmas was evident in the air as the Bandera Christmas parade wound its way down Main Street on Saturday. The parents, children and community members who came to watch all had smiles and enjoyed the wonder of it all.
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The Medina Community Library recently hosted Ed Schoenberg, author of “Horsesense,” who told the audience funny stories about showing horses. There’s always something happening at the library. A full list of events is available at medinacommunitylibrary.us. Courtesy Photo
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Bandera High School Senior, Tyler Moore, took advantage of the early signing window to sign his letter of intent to attend the University of Arkansas Little Rock and participate in their Division I track program. During the winter indoor season, Moore will run the 400 meter and be a part of the 4 by 400 relay team. During the spring and summer “out door” season, Moore will participate in javelin and the 400-meter hurdles.
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The Bandera County Democratic Club presents a $500 donation to Helping Hand of Bandera County last Monday, November 22, at the Village of Hope campus on 12th street. BULLETIN PHOTO/Daniel Tucker
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