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An eighth case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Bandera County last week, but this week that patients had improved enough to be considered recovered as a new system for tracking the virus was unveiled, officials said.
Read moreA woman from Seguin was killed Sunday, June 21, at about 7:05 a.m. when a Toyota Tacoma she was driving southbound on Highway 16 near Pipe Creek was struck head on by a northbound motorist in a Chevrolet Silverado who had veered into the southbound lane, investigators said.
Read moreThe Bandera County Public Library will continue taking appointments for patrons for all services. This includes browsing for books, copy/fax services and using the public access computers. Appointments are available from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Don’t forget your mask though. We require them for everyone coming into the Library.
Read moreWhile the Lakehills Area Library is open to limited, in-person interactions, its Summer Reading program is available for youngsters to take part in online, officials said.
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China Bowl Restaurant owner Wen Sheng Liu, left, displays packets of face masks and gloves that he delivered on Monday, June 15, to the Silver Sage center as the center’s Chief Executive Officer Art Crawford gets ready to move the equipment inside. Liu split a donation of 1,000 mask and gloves set between the Silver Sage and the Arthur Nagel Community Clinic to help those non-profit organizations deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreThe Salvation Army of Kerrville has announced that it will hand out box fans to individuals with medical conditions, the elderly and families with young children to help them ward off the summer heat.
Read moreThe area of Bandera from Main Street down to the river bend, or “The Loop” as we natives called it, was known as Polander Town back in the day. Thinking about all the family names associated with that area in earlier times would make one assume it was a logical choice.
Read moreThe Medina Community Library has started a book sale this week at the library that will run through July or until the supply of donated, surplus or duplicate books, magazines and other materials offered for sale is depleted, officials said.
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