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MUSEUM GETS SPOOKY FOR HALLOWEEN
From left, Gracie Drew, Emily Drew, Noah Drew and Kenza Carr, dressed up for Halloween, take in the Arctic Tundra diorama at the Bandera Natural History Museum on Saturday, Oct. 31. The museum at 267 Old San Antonio Highway had a scavenger hunt, dinosaur activities and other Halloween offerings for youngsters on Saturday. BULLETIN PHOTO/Bill Pack
Read morePodcast on Texas agriculture is now available
A new podcast produced by the Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network, highlighting important news and happenings in Texas agriculture and rural Texas was announced in a release from the bureau.
Read moreSchool districts report no new COVID cases
Superintendents at both the Medina Independent School District and the Utopia Independent School District said no new cases of COVID-19 had been detected there and school operations were fully functional again after being closed for a few days last month to avoid any problems after a single case of the virus was detected in each district.
Read moreBISD offering smart school buses
Bandera Independent School District (BISD), announced it has extended the classroom into several of its buses, with the addition of recently installed Wi-Fi routers.
Read moreBHS honor society officers named
The National Honor Society at Bandera High School elected Samantha Kennedy as its president and Garrett Meier as its vice president for the 2020- 2021 school year, according to BISD officials. The announcement was made on District’s Facebook page.
Read moreAtmos Energy grant boosts reading skills
Atmos Energy, through its Fueling Safe and Thriving Communities program, announced it will donate $2 million across the eight states it serves, to provide resources that help students read on-level by the third grade according to a recent release.
Read moreMedina Junior High ‘A’ Honor Roll named
The Medina Independent School District has announced that 11 students made the “A” Honor Roll at the junior high school during the first six weeks.
Read moreChanges implemented for remote learners’ meals
Meals for students who are learning remotely in the Bandera Independent School District, changed Oct. 26, making those meals available for curbside pickup only to students, their parents or guardians, if they preordered the meals online or called the school’s cafeteria to place an order.
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