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Bandera Honors Veterans had a perfect day for the ceremony, parade and dinner on the courthouse grounds on Saturday.
Read moreRichard Herbst, District Region 20 Legislative Chair, spoke to the Bandera County Retired Teachers at the American Legion Hall in Bandera on Wednesday, October 20, reviewing bills passed in recent legislative sessions that would impact public education retirees.
Read moreThe Medina Volunteer Fire Department hosted its Annual Wild Game Dinner on Saturday at The Farm Country Club in Medina. The capacity crowd of over 400 feasted on a delicious dinner of wild game with all the sides and dessert. They were entertained by the bluegrass and gospel tunes of the Caliche Hill Band during the meal. After dinner, the Ricky Adams Band played country southern rock to get the dancing started.
Read moreThe Frontier Times Museum’s Halloween Gala at the Antler Oaks Lodge and RV Resort on October 30 was a magnet for folks dressed like Dracula, scarecrows, Walking Dead, wizards, Little Bo Peep, Little Red Riding Hood, Little Orphan Annie and many more.
Read moreThe Bandera County Republican Women honored veterans and active-duty soldiers during their monthly meeting on Thursday, November 4.
Read more“Political and Racial Polarization in Texas” is the topic of discussion at the monthly meeting of the Bandera Democratic Club this Saturday, November 13.
Read moreThe Board of Directors of the Arthur Nagel Community Clinic has selected Saleh N. “Doc J” Jaafar, M.D., as recipient of this year’s Hometown Hero Award. The ceremony of recognition will take place as one of the highlights of the Clinic’s largest annual fundraising event, Cork and Fork, on Saturday, November 13 at The Farm Country Club.
Read moreThe Breast Run Ever 5K and 2.5K Races were held at the 414 Ranch in Polly Peak on Saturday. The event raised money to help pay the medical expenses of cancer survivor Krystal Tripp.
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