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Sections of Sheetrock are hoisted to workers on the second floor of Best Western Hotels & Resorts property at 711 Main St. in Bandera on Saturday, May 30. Interior work on the 46-room hotel is moving forward as the development team targets a grand opening at the hotel for mid-July.
Read moreAs I have shared many stories of my earliest times in Bandera, you may have noticed a lot of them centered around the area near my Granddaddy Kindla’s house.
Read moreThe Summer Reading Program will begin on Monday, June 8, at the Lakehills Area Library and will feature a weekly craft program through June put on virtually rather than in person via the library’s YouTube channel.
Read moreCallie Stokes wastes little time lassoing a calf during the breakaway roping competition at the first performance of the Riding on Faith Rodeo series on Friday, May 29. The series, featuring a variety of rodeo events for junior and adult competitors, will continue at Mansfield P ark each Friday through Aug. 7, officials said.
Read moreMeetings and activities are slowly returning to the Medina Community Library, which has opened its doors to the public on a limited basis in accordance with the rules implemented to get the economy going again while still fighting the spread of the coronavirus.
Read moreThere are several estate planning options for individuals who wish to leave their estate to their family. The option everyone has heard of is the Last Will and Testament.
Read moreThe Parker family of Cypress, from left, Kellie Parker, Jack Parker, Joleigh Underwood, John Parker and Brenda Parker, is pictured after being recognized as the first customers allowed back into the Frontier Times Museum on Monday, June 1, after it was closed for more than two months in the fight against the coronavirus. The museum at 510 13th St. in Bandera is open Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Read moreThe President was briefed. The outbreak had begun. A deadly virus was spreading out of control and fast. The viral infection rate would progress to become a worldwide pandemic was now considered a certainty. In fact, it had reached the shores of the United States, with the first domestic hospitalization of the first U.S. victim.
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