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EXCLUSIVE ONLINE CONTENT
EXCLUSIVE ONLINE CONTENT
Rep. Chip Roy has filed a resolution calling on VP Kamala Harris to invoke the 25th amendment. The Bulletin brought home awards from the Texas Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. The Bandera Public Library’s new director sits down with the Bulletin. That and more can be found exclusively in this week’s e-edition. Head to BanderaBulletin.com to read this week’s e-edition, available for free with a Bulletin subscription. 07/04/2024 00:00
HOT TEXAS SUMMER
HOT TEXAS SUMMER
The Texas summer features both wildfire season and the Fourth of July to go along with the hot and dry conditions. Bandera County firefighters are doing their job to stay both mentally and physically prepared to do their jobs. 07/04/2024 00:00
Faith and Freedom club honors veteran, learns about flag history
Faith and Freedom club honors veteran, learns about flag history
Editor’s Note: This story first appeared in the Bulletin’s e-edition. Visit BanderaBulletin. com to read the latest e-edition, which features two extra pages of content. 07/04/2024 00:00
City Council approves drought ordinances
City Council approves drought ordinances
The Bandera City Council voted unanimously to officially approve new drought and water restrictions on June 25, with the new changes including allowing citizens to hand-wash vehicles, water gardens and fill pools between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. 07/04/2024 00:00
MASONIC LODGE, EASTERN STAR AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS
MASONIC LODGE, EASTERN STAR AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS
MASONIC LODGE, EASTERN STAR AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS 06/26/2024 00:00
EDWARD RAY CANADA
EDWARD RAY CANADA
Edward Ray Canada rode off into the sunset in Pipe Creek, Tx on June 9,2024. He was born November 10, 1933, in Austin, Tx, to Ruric and Dovie (Wilson) Canada. He married Joyce (Smoot) Canadaon October 4, l95l. He worked several jobs,mostly in sales, but what he en joyed most was owning Ridgeview Stables in Leon Valley, Tx, where he stabled over 100 head of horses. He had a great love for animals and had numerous goats, sheep, donkeys and dogs at the time of his death. 06/26/2024 00:00
LEWIS DEAN “L. D.” MOORE
LEWIS DEAN “L. D.” MOORE
Lewis Dean “L. D.” Moore of Medina, Texas passed away on June 14, 2024, in Medina, Texas. He was born on April 14, 1929, in Hale County, Texas to Charles Robert Moore and Nannie Mae (Finney) Moore. 06/26/2024 00:00
CHARLES DAYTON WHITEHEAD
CHARLES DAYTON WHITEHEAD
Dayton, being born in 1928, lived 96 years on this earth. He said no one could imagine how the world had changed in his lifetime. Yet, even through the hard times, he still would say, “what a beautiful world”. He left home at an early age and joined the Merchant Marines at the age of 16 in 1944 as WWII raged. In March, 1945, an enemy Submarine torpedoed and sank his Liberty Ship in the English channel while they were carrying ammunition cargo to France. If it had hit just a few feet to one side, the ship would have blown and the whole crew would have perished. He joined the Army Air Force in 1946 and was stationed on the island of Guam. Dayton said that it took a while for word to get to everyone that the war was over, so the fighting continued for some time. Dayton did not like to speak about his service. He did not want to draw attention to himself. 06/26/2024 00:00
Lakehills library board members honored for combined 38 years of service
Lakehills library board members honored for combined 38 years of service
Three Lakehills Area Library board members were honored for their years of dedicated service in a ceremony, on June 23, at the library. Ellen Johnston, Estella Hicks, and Gerry Fitzgerald were given certificates designating them as Directors Emeritus. 06/26/2024 00:00
Faith and Freedom club honors veteran, learns about flag history
Faith and Freedom club honors veteran, learns about flag history
Medina’s Faith and Freedom Club met on June 10th to celebrate Flag Day. 06/26/2024 00:00
Young Again and Ready to Ride
Young Again and Ready to Ride
Small town cafes have long been a place for law enforcement officers to gather-up, discuss current events and get some grub. 06/26/2024 00:00
Electric demand could nearly double by 2030
Electric demand could nearly double by 2030
The chief of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas told state lawmakers recently that the state’s power demand could nearly double in just six years. The reasons: population growth, new requests for grid connections, and a rise in requests from data centers and other heavy users. 06/26/2024 00:00
Republican women announce new leadership following surprise resignations
Republican women announce new leadership following surprise resignations
UCKER Special to the Bulletin 06/26/2024 00:00
Sheriff’s Arrests
Sheriff’s Arrests
Editor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted. 06/26/2024 00:00
Democratic Club gets update on state convention
Democratic Club gets update on state convention
The Bandera County Democratic Club convened at the Silver Sage Dining Room on June 15, where members reviewed recent statewide convention outcomes and introduced new initiatives, including support for Beto O’Rourke’s voter registration drive and a nuclear power solution for the Texas water crisis. 06/26/2024 00:00
Bandera Library Happenings
Bandera Library Happenings
Howdy to All! 06/26/2024 00:00
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
This is not about Donald Trump. It’s not even about the sad souls seduced by him. The insurrectionists who stormed the Capital to prevent the peaceful transfer of power were primarily guilty of being gullible. They merely fell for the big fraud. They did not do the defrauding. Many have been held accountable for their actions. Most of the ones who fooled them have not. Yet. 06/26/2024 00:00
County commissioners assembling for bi-monthly court
County commissioners assembling for bi-monthly court
The Bandera County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting on June 27, 2024, at 10 a.m. in the County Courthouse, 500 Main Street. 06/26/2024 00:00
OUSTANDING COLUMN
OUSTANDING COLUMN
I was very impressed by the guest column written by Lawrence Wittner in the recent issue of the Bulletin. He wrote about Donald Trump’s anti-union actions including directing the National Labor Relations Board to undermine workers’ attempts to unionize in order to advocate for themselves. 06/26/2024 00:00
You’re Never Alone with Christ
You’re Never Alone with Christ
When we face a struggle, it can feel like we're alone. We can vent or unload to a friend about what is going on but often be left feeling they just don't understand. 06/26/2024 00:00
Commissioners’ Court reviews progress and future needs of Mansfield recycling center
Commissioners’ Court reviews progress and future needs of Mansfield recycling center
The Bandera County Commissioners’ Court reviewed the status of operations at the Mansfield Park Recycling Center on June 13 and listened to a report from Don’t Make Waste Bandera (DMWB) highlighting the efforts and results of their organization and its volunteers at the facility. 06/26/2024 00:00
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