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The National Day of the American Cowboy returned to Bandera on Saturday, July 24, after the 2020 version was cancelled by weather not COVID-19.
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2021 Bandera High School graduate Tyler Marrs of Lakehills, Texas, recently enlisted in the U.S. Navy and will begin four-year service as a Navy Mineman this September. At sea, mineman aboard minesweeprs assist in the detection and neutralization of underwater mines. Ashore, minemen work as techs assembling and maintaining mines. They are also responsible for safe storage, handling and loading of mines for transporting. “We are more than proud,” said Christopher “Preacher” Dion of Rusted Knight Ministries. Courtesy Photo
Read moreCody Lee Wisecarver of Bandera was arrested July 21 on a felony charge of impersonating a public servant, a failure to appear warrant and misdemeanor charges of criminal trespassing and criminal mischief.
Read moreThe Bandera County Commissioners Court will discuss county road repairs and maintenance and consider adding safety devices for Wharton’s Dock Road during their next meeting on Thursday, July 22.
Read moreCelebrations honoring the National Day of the American Cowboy will take place this Saturday, July 24, on the Bandera County Courthouse Lawn, 500 Main Street in Bandera, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Read moreThe Bandera 4H Shotgun team competed last weekend at the Comal County 20th Annual Invitation Shoot and will head to State competition
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A loved pup named Audrey keeps cool during a hot summer day thanks to Cowboy Kool Shaved Ice. Located behind the Dairy Queen, the location serves snow cones, mangonadas and other treats to help the Cowboy Capital of the World beat the heat. Show us how you (or your furry friends) are keeping cool during the summer! Send pictures to editor@banderabulletin.com! BULLETIN PHOTO/Daniel Tucker
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Bandera local Justin Ray Howton poses for a photo after swearing in to the United States Navy. Born and raised in Bandera and a 2021 graduate of Bandera High School, Justin was involved in the local First Baptist Church and held after school jobs at Lowe’s and Sonic. “We are very proud of him and wish him well in his journey,” said Justin’s mother, Shellie Tuma. Courtesy Photo
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