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Read moreThe St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Stanislaus’ Catholic Church brought Christmas happiness to underprivileged families in Bandera County. Forty-eight children in Bandera and twenty children in Lakehills will get a Christmas full of joy this year thanks to the Angel Tree Project sponsored by the Society.
Read moreOver one hundred children and parents attended the annual free Fish for Fun event on the Medina River at Bandera’s River Park. It was hosted by the City of Bandera on December 13.
Read moreAn Ironman Triathlon is 140.6 miles: 2.4 swimming, 112 biking and 26.2 running.
Read moreOn a chilly night, under a full moon, a collaboration of area churches, school, and community members came together in Lakehills to re-enact that fateful night in Bethlehem two thousand years ago. The large group was composed of wisemen, merchants, common women, children, soldiers, shepherds, beggars, and artisans in period costume. They all came together to tell the story of the birth of Christ.
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Read moreBreakfast With Santa, the annual Bandera Child Welfare Board Christmas party, was held at the Triple H Ranch in Pipe Creek on Saturday. This party was thrown for the children in the care of the Welfare Board, Triple H’s young clients and the children of veterans.
Read moreOn December 14, Bandera Electric Cooperative donated more than 25 turkeys, and more than $1,000 to St. Vincent de Paul Society in Bandera for their Angel Tree Project to assist local families in need during the holiday season.
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