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The Pipe Creek Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch owner Jim Hingst looked around his location and saw a sea of happy kids and adults.
Read moreBandera Fire and Rescue (BFR) 2021 Fireman’s Challenge took the excitement and drama out of TV and movies and put it in Bandera City Park on Saturday, Oct. 23. Visitors got to see the real thing at a safe distance as local Volunteer Fire Departments had a friendly challenge. More about that further down.
Read moreThe Bandera County Democratic Club met on October 9, 2021, at the BEC Community Room.
Read moreBandera’s eight grade B team ended their season with a perfect 8-0 after defeating Ingram in two sets, 18-25 and 16-25, on October 19. BULLETIN PHOTO
Read moreEditor’s Note: The following is an election announcement for the local candidate. The Bulletin grants local candidates on election announcement free of charge, with all following election materials charged an ad fee.
Read moreThese cool mornings which signal the approaching fall weather always trigger memories of earlier times. The annual Hunter’s Supper and a trip to the Robert Hall store in San Antonio for a new jacket were just around the corner. The Robert Hall store was just a few blocks from my Grandma Clark’s house and the possibility of getting a slice of lemon meringue pie when we visited her made me more excited than the thought of getting a new winter coat.
Read moreThe Cowboy Capital Opry will be held next Tuesday, November 2, at the Silver Sage with Art and Lisa Crawford as guest performers along with other musicians, with proceeds benefitting the Silver Sage.
Read moreThere are some spots left for our first ever Coding Academy program on Thursday, November 4, from 10 a.m. to noon. Our new partner, SmartCode Coding Academy, will host monthly coding learning sessions for children aged 6 and up. Each month will feature a facet of computer coding including coding, game design, Minecraft, animation, and videography. The list goes on! After a year-long hiatus from meeting in person, the Community Council of South Central Texas will be taking appointments here at the Bandera Library. The Community Council is dedicated to connecting vulnerable and at-risk families of South Central Texas to services and resources that can allow them to achieve self-sufficiency. If you or someone you know needs help with things like rent or utilities assistance, call the Library to get more information and set up an appointment with our Community Council partner. In person appointments will be available on Fridays in the Downstairs meeting room, but must be made in advance. Contact the Library for more information.
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