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The fifth-grade students at Medina ISD Elementary are experiencing a more meaningful way of studying botany.
Read moreEditor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted.
Read moreThe Lakehills Community Center (LHCC) was granted 88,600 in COVID-19 Local Fiscal Recovery Funds by the Bandera County Commissioners in a unanimous decision last month; the funds will be used for various expenditures and repairs.
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Food, dancing, art, games and many more things abounded at last Saturday’s 41st Annual Medina Lake Cajun Festival at the Lakehills Community Center – and all of it was set to Cajun and Zydeco Music. Full story in next week’s paper. For more photos, visit our Facebook page!
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Bandera City Park was taken over on Saturday by the Bandera Fire and Rescue’s Annual Firehouse Challenge for a relaxed day of barbeque, fun and cars to benefit Bandera’s Fire and Rescue squad.
Read moreBandera Middle School received the top score in an unannounced safety inspection required by Governor Abbott in the wake of the Robb School Elementary tragedy.
Read moreAt the Bandera City Council’s regular meeting on September 20, a public hearing was held to discuss the 20222023 tax rate, during which City Administrator William Cox presented his findings, and the council chose a new rate that will be proposed at a future meeting.
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