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Even though Tyler Howard has only recently moved to Bandera County, it is not unfamiliar to him. Howard has spent several weeks every summer at Don and Kathy Giles’ ranch. Staying with his aunt and uncle was a time he looked forward to, even though he was born in Chicago. Tyler states that it was a big change to move from the big city to a small town.
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A committee consisting of five members was formed last week to review and address the 11 applications submitted for Bandera City Marshal.
Read moreA committee established by the 2021 Texas Legislature has submitted its first study on antisemitism in Texas, laying out eight recommendations to the state’s leaders and lawmakers.
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Park lovers everywhere are invited to help Texas State Parks begin celebrating 100 years Jan. 1 with a First Day Hike. Almost every Texas State Park will host ranger-guided and self-guided walks, bike rides, paddling trips and polar plunges in honor of the national initiative aimed at getting people outdoors.
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A group of women enjoy the Medina Community Library’s annual Ladies’ Christmas Tea, which was held earlier this month and attended by 54 individuals, according to library officials.
Read moreThe Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) is now accepting applications for Fiscal Year 2023 Agricultural Water Conservation Grants.
Read moreEditor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted.
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The Bandera Natural History Museum hosted its second annual holiday concert last Monday with a lively program played by local pianists Cindy Woodland and Jo Ingram.
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