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Abbott deploys emergency food benefits
Governor Greg Abbot announced Thursday that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) will provide more than one million households approximately $202 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for the month of November.
Read moreBANDERA HONORS VETERANS
Brady Powers, left, helps his fellow Bandera resident Terry Wells gather candy that was thrown from floats during last Saturday’s Bandera Honors Veterans parade. The event is held every year to honor Bandera’s hometown heroes. BULLETIN PHOTO/Jonathan Deeley
Read moreElection concludes as COVID-19 cases rise
The 2020 Bandera County General Election resulted in the re-election of Suzanne Schauman as mayor, the appointment of two city council members, three new Utopia Independent School District board trustees, three new members of the Flying L Public Utility District Board of Directors and the passing of Medina Independent School District Proposition A.
Read moreBandera honors veterans
Bandera’s dedication to its veterans was on full display last Saturday at the 19th annual Bandera Honors Veterans event, which featured Bandera’s first parade down Main Street since March.
Read moreConstruction closes Mill Creek Bridge
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is hard at work around Bandera County on a variety of road and bridge improvements, most notably the replacement of the Mill Creek Bridge on Highway 337 near Vanderpool.
Read moreNagel clinic names new board members
The Arthur Nagel Community Clinic recently appointed Sandy Nagel and Katie Gostomski to its board of directors. Sandy Nagel is the first mem
Read moreSubstation receives dedication
Last Friday, Bandera Electric Cooperative (BEC) celebrated the completion of an upgrade to the Tarpley substation by dedicating it to recently retired BEC Board Director, Douglas R. “Rob” Sandidge.
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