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As the Bandera Public Library’s Artist of the Month for July, renowned painter, sculptor, potter, author and documentary film maker Michael P. Earney brought his artwork to the Bandera Public Library for a month-long gallery show.
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Echo Hill Ranch and The Kendall County 4-H Robotics club, two nonprofit organizations within Bandera Electric Cooperative’s service territory recently received $8,500 in BEC Foundation grants for the second-quarter grant cycle.
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A group of singers of all ages belt out Christina Perri’s “A Thousand Years” during last Friday’s karaoke night at the Bandera Brewery. Karaoke happens every Friday night starting at 6 p.m.
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A device used to play trivia during weekly Thursday night events sits on a table at TJ’s at the Old Forge. For the full story on the restaurants Family Trivia Night, head to page seven.
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Legendary coach Mark Coley will return to Medina Independent School District (MISD) in early August as Head Football Coach.
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Nashville-based folk pop/rock group Lance and Lea perform at Bandera Brewery last Thursday, June 17, as part of their summer 2021 tour. “Bandera was such a special place last time, we had to be sure we came back,” said Lea during the duo’s set, who had performed in Bandera last year around Christmas. BULLETIN PHOTO /DANIEL TUCKER
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George Phillip “Jeep” Collins of Fredericksburg signs copies of his new book, “Enid,” about his mother, Enid Collins, for Jennifer Borcherding (left) and Ann Barham at the Medina Community Library on Saturday, June 19. Using personal papers and letters, Jeep Collins has documented his parents’ lives creating and manufacturing the iconic jeweled handbags in Medina and Fredericksburg. The book details not only family history but the history of Medina during the 50s and 60s. BULLETIN PHOTO/Chuck McCollough
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