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Last week, The Bandera Brewery opened its beer garden to “Wrangle the Rain.” This kid and pet-friendly event at the brewery was designed to get the community together to “celebrate” the rain and hopefully bring some to the cowboy capital. Participants were encouraged to wear their raincoats and bring umbrellas as well as their good humor.
Read moreThe Bandera County Republican Party voted August 11 to censure Senator John Cornyn for actions the party says are opposed to the core principles of the Republican Party of Texas, including his work helping steer a gun violence bill through Congress.
Read moreNeffendorf & Blocker, a CPA firm for the City of Bandera, presented their review of the 2020-21 audit to city council at their August 2 meeting, during which Keith Neffendorf said the city was in good financial position, although he noted some concerns regarding interal control and compliance.
Read moreThe Bandera General Store presented a $500 scholarship to Chelsey Graves on Monday. “Chelsey worked at the General Store for three-and-a-half years during high school,” said owner Glen McComb. “Now she is off to Texas A&M. We wish her well!”
Read moreThe Bandera ISD School Trustees met and heard new Bandera County Chief Appraiser Dustin Vernor present a brief review of the Appraisal Office’s Summary of Financial Statement.
Read moreTexas Farm Bureau (TFB) published its 2021 Accomplishments report detailing successes in membership, advocacy, leader development and other program areas.
Read moreThe Frontier Times museum will host a Cork Popper this Thursday, August 11, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cork Popper is a monthly event stemming from the Chamber of Commerce. Held on the second Thursday of every month, the free event is a chance for businesses to showcase themselves, network with others and enjoy wine and light snacks.
Read moreTexas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) opened applications last week for a successor to retiring executive director Carter Smith. Smith will retire effective January 2023, ending a 15-year tenure at the helm of the agency. The executive director serves as CEO for the department of more than 3,300 employees and represents it with the Legislature, other state and federal agencies, constituent groups and the public.
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