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The things that mattered most to me as a kid making the rounds in Bandera aren’t really what the newer folks are interested in hearing about. They are special memories to those who were around with me during those times of the 50’s and 60’s but don’t fit the image that is in the minds of some later arrivals.
Read moreDon’t miss it! We have a beautiful display through May 10 in our display case at the library. Barbara and Joe Rodriguez have kindly loaned us their birds nest collection and beautiful pencil drawings of local birds. Come by the library to see it before it’s gone.
Read moreThe Career Opportunities Reflecting Excellence Academy is a fourday exploration program for youth to experience higher education and career choices.
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Texas stands to gain two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives after results of the 2020 census released last week show the state had the largest numerical gain of any state since the 2010 census.
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Local resident and heart disease survivor Annie Zumm presents a booth on being heart healthy at The Medina Community Library’s recent Women’s Wellness Workshop, which was held on April 30 and sponsored by the library and HEB. Other happenings at the wellness event included stress management through gardening, essential oils, exercise classes and dental care. Photo Courtesy Alison Harbour
Read moreSome years ago I read about a man who for fifteen years had to send a one dollar check every week to the family of a girl whom he had killed when driving drunk. He wanted to settle this all at once with one check, but the family refused. They wanted him to suffer through having to write that girl’s name on a check every week for fifteen years, to make him remember what he had done. They wanted revenge.
Read moreWhen you mention the word love to a cowboy, it immediately conjures up thoughts around the emotion. A cowboy who starts seeing a girl he’s infatuated with quickly starts missing rodeos or events, and the guys either make fun or genuinely complain that she’s messed him up and ruined the sport for him.
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The Mary Welch Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted new members into the organization during an April 26 ceremony at Bandera High School.
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