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The Bandera Independent School District (BISD) and the Bandera Central Appraisal District (BANCAD) are both on our radar this week. This Saturday, May 6, is the final day to vote on the BISD 2023 bond, and the BANCAD 2023 property appraisals were mailed May 1. I decided to look for some facts on each one, hoping to shed light rather than the heat that’s been generated so far.
Read moreIf a homeowner owns real estate (either raw land or a home) in Texas and that homeowner dies, their real estate is subject to the probate process in order to transfer the title to a new owner. Many people don’t realize that the new owner can be the surviving spouse, the kids or an unrelated buyer. There still needs to be some sort of legal procedure to transfer the deceased homeowner’s interest in their real estate. The property does not automatically transfer to the spouse.
Read moreA whopping 37 percent of Democrats and 76 percent of independents believe President Joe Biden, now 79-years-old, is too old to be the President of the United States, a new Harvard-Harris poll taken April 18 through April 19 shows.
Read more“We’re excited to have jobs” – said vehement climate skeptic Marjorie Tayler Green about the $2.5 billion investment in Georgia by the solar company Q Cells– much of it in her district. Along with every Republican in the House, Green voted against the Inflation Reduction Act which has attracted major investments in this country such as the one by Q Cells.
Read moreI was very disappointed in the Bandera Bulliten to see a Facist group of people in a Parade going through Main Street! Freedom of Speech is great for ALL, but pushing FALSENARRATIVES IS WRONG! Shame on you for giving a platform for this!
Read moreWe're well into year two of President Biden's reignited Cancer Moonshot. The $1.8 billion initiative, which then-Vice President Biden helped launch back in 2016, aims to cut the cancer death rate in half over the next 25 years while improving quality of life for cancer patients and survivors.
Read moreMy father loved his guns. Back then, we lived out in the piney woods a few miles outside Houston on Bunker Hill Road. It was a rural place with few neighbors. I was in the first grade. I remember hoot owls at night and a yellow school bus that picked me up in the morning.
Read moreThe possession and sale of recreational marijuana are illegal in Texas. Yet, it remains a popular substance among most age groups.
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