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The first Bandera High School students were accepted into the Navy National Defense Cadet Corps, or NNDCC, program in August, a news release about the program said.
Read moreBandera County officials said information from the Texas Division of Emergency Management last week showed that the county had received an exemption from the state-imposed requirement that people wear face coverings in public when close contact with others is unavoidable, though they felt it remains a useful safeguard for people to consider as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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Robert Rodriguez, Margo Rodriguez, Monique Rodriguez and Xavier Rodriguez, from San Antonio, foreground right, are part of another large crowd that enjoyed a cool break at Bandera County Park at Medina Lake on Saturday, Sept. 12. Bandera County Commissioner Bobby Harris, whose precinct includes the park, said it has set a record for revenue in the last 30 days despite safeguards that have had his office shut the facility down when it reaches 50 percent capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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An optometrist who is licensed to treat eye diseases has been in operation in Bandera for a little more than a month and so far is happy with what he sees.
Read moreRainfall and cooler temperatures that have appeared in Bandera County this month convinced Bandera County Judge Richard Evans, with the concurrence of the county’s volunteer fire departments, to lift the burn ban that had been imposed on outdoor burning in the county since July 23.
Read moreThe Bandera County Public Library is looking for new volunteers to serve on the Board of Directors. Being a board member gives you the opportunity to contribute to the community and help in the direction of the library.
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State Senator Dr. Dawn Buckingham met with local Bandera County GOP officials and supporters at the Flying L Ranch Resort on Saturday, Sept. 12, in a roundtable discussion that touched on various topics, including small business issues.
Read moreLakehills Area Library officials want to remind the public that it is open for in-person visits Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is providing a full array of services in addition to loaning out books, audio books and movies.
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