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Voters who go to the polls for municipal and school board elections on May 7 will also be asked to decide on two proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution.
Read moreAuthor Gail Kittleson came to Bandera on a book tour for her new book, “Land That I Love, which deals with the struggles of a new British immigrant who moves to the Texas Hill Country between the world wars. Her new book incorporates local and World War II history while weaving a story of patriotism, prejudice, and love through the mix.
Read morePower lifting is one of those unsung sports that doesn’t attract a lot of attention. Weight training is a foundation for most sports, however. All athletes hit the gym to train their muscles to get stronger to play better and to keep injuries at bay. Bandera High School’s powerlifting squads have quietly put in hours of training not only to keep in shape for participation in other sports but as a team participating in meets sanctioned by the Texas High School Powerlifting Association.
Read moreTexas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Special Agent Anthony Carlos “AC” Salas, 37, passed away on Saturday, January 22 after being injured in a tragic accident near Eagle Pass on January 21.
Read moreIn late November last year, the Trail Boss Steak and Grill opened its doors to the community.
Read moreOn January 22, thousands of Ligustrum, an invasive species not native to the Hill Country were removed from the grounds of the Bandera Natural History Museum and taken away in a dumpster thanks to a work crew composed of 17 members of the "Salsa Squad,” a team based in San Antonio whose mission is to remove invasives from the environment, and 16 members of Texas Master Naturalist Hill Country Chapter.
Read moreThe Grand Opening for Conrad’s Coffee, Guns, and Cigars last Saturday brought out a large crowd to the store located at 125 Bandera Boulevard just off Highway 173 North. The event also featured barbeque plates benefitting the Bandera Fire Department.
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