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A recent COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Silver Sage had 200 slots available, but only filled approximately 150 appointments, prompting the county to stop scheduling future clinics hosted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS).
Read moreNext month, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will present a three-week virtual course titled “Coping to Control: Living Positive with Diabetes” that will provide information on managing stress and negative emotion related to diabetes.
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Gunnar Winkler poses with his medal after earning second place in regionals competition for Lincoln Douglas Debate. Elsewhere in the competition, the Bandera Calculator team earned first place with an overall team score of 667, beating the Bandera High School record. Kelly Colubmia also qualified for state competition in policy debate and will be the alternate in prose interpretation. The Bandera High School speech team place third overall at the competition. Courtesy Photo
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The Vineyard of God Christian School held a successful spring fundraiser, called Fajitas and Fellowship, on the lawn of the Bandera Courthouse last Saturday, April 24 from 6-8 pm.
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If you haven’t made it over to the Red Horse Saloon recently, you’ve been missing out on a yummy Louisiana favorite.
Read moreCharlie Kirk, founder and president of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), will hold an event at the Flying L Ranch this Friday, April 30. Susan Howard, who played Donna in the television show “Dallas” will also be at the event.
Read moreOver 200 doses of the Moderna COVD-19 vaccine will be administered at the Silver Sage next Thursday, according to a Friday announcement from Bandera Emergency Management Carey Reed.
Read moreIt has been a busy month for the The Arthur Nagel Community Clinic.
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