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I thoroughly enjoyed the guest column by Jonathan Hladik about how we in rural America can start the healing that our nation so desperately needs at this time. We all want things to be better for every American. In this vein, I have enjoyed the recent absence from your pages of the political columns from both parties, as they were divisive and extreme. Perhaps you can run some articles that explore important issues from several perspectives, with an eye towards solutions rather than arguments. Welcome to Bandera to our new editor!
Read moreThere was an error printed in a cutline for a photo on Page 5 of last week’s issue.
Read moreStudents and friends sometimes ask me what can be done in the face of the flood of despairing news of the day.
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Texans voted in numbers not seen since 1992 and kept the state firmly red.
Read moreClassrooms of teachers Miranda Little of Hill Country Elementary and Lori Bagwell of Bandera Middle school recently received makeovers to provide a more appealing environment to students, support blended learning and are flexible in design.
Read moreDiscussion and debate have always been a part of rural America.
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A record 9.7 million people, or 57 percent of registered voters, completed their civic duty during the extended early voting period of October 13— 30 or by mail, according to the Texas Secretary of State.
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