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Peterson Health in Kerrville cancelled the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine clinic scheduled for April 13 following a recommendation from the CDC and FDA, and the hospital has scheduled slots for Moderna vaccines.
Read moreThe Bandera Bulldog Track and Field team placed in multiple categories at the April 15 Area meet in Wimberly, with the top four in each category advancing to Regionals, scheduled April 23 and 24 in Kingsville.
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The Grand Opening of the Best Western Bandera Suites and Saloon drew over a hundred visitors on Tuesday, April 13.
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The first Pipe Creek Dancehall Market Days event held Saturday, April 17, drew a large crowd of visitors anxious to visit the newest offering at the historic location at 9878 HWY 16.
Read moreLast month, Bandera’s Jazzlyn Lewis was inducted into Angelo State University’s Alpha Chi Honor Society, and her success continues this month with reception of an internship and induction into another honor society.
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April 17’s Telvy Robbins Memorial Chicken Dinner sponsored by the Bandera United Methodist Church was a success, selling out before its 2:00 p.m. deadline. Church members worked together preparing plates for hungry participants as cars lined up down 11th Street waiting to be served either a pit-roasted half chicken or two links of sausages with potato salad, pinto beans, bread and fixin’s for $10. BULLETIN PHOTO/Tracy Thayer
Read moreGov. Abbott announced last Friday that The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has extended the registration period for individuals whose property was damaged in February’s winter storm until May 20 in the 126 qualifying Texas counties, including Bandera and Medina.
Read moreHill Country Samaritans and the Kendall County Women’s Shleter, two nonprofit organizations within the Bandera Electric Cooperative (BEC) service territory, recently received $2,500 each in BEC Foundation grants for the first quarter grant cycle.
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