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Bandera County Sheriff Dan Butts and EMS Director Shannon Griffin presented their monthly reports to the Bandera County Commissioners’ Court at their second regular meeting last month.
Read moreEfforts from Don’t Mess With Bandera (DMWB) continue this Saturday with a highway cleanup, and organizers are asking for volunteers to assist.
Read moreOperation Warriors Heart Foundation dba Warriors Heart Foundation, announces the Frontline Healing Foundation (FHF), is a rebrand and naming of their nonprofit started in 2015 to help subsidize the cost of treatment for veterans who do not have insurance benefits or the means to cover all costs.
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After hovering just below the 3,000-count for months, Bandera County’s confirmed number of COVID-19 cases increased to 3,011 as of Jan. 25.
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The Bandera City Council met at their monthly meeting on January 17, where they elected several people to new positions and provided an update regarding the application process for a new city marshal City Council member Jeff Flowers outlined the vetting advisory committee process for selecting the marshal candidates.
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The quarterly meeting of the Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District (BCRAG) on January 19 drew a record crowd of over 60 people, 23 of whom spoke during public comment regarding an application for two water wells in western Bandera County by Vanderpool Management.
Read moreFor the Texas House and Senate, there is not much daylight between each chamber’s priorities in this year’s legislative session. Leaders say the focus will be on property tax relief, border security and employee raises. Preliminary budgets from both chambers were released last week, the Austin American-Statesman reported, with a record $288.7 billion budget for the next two years. The money in the budget is made up of $93.7 billion in federal funds, $130.1 billion in state general revenue funds, and $64.9 billion in other funds.
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