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Peterson Health Names Chasity Cox as 2024 Florence Nightingale Award Winner Chasity Cox, surgical nurse at Peterson Health, was named Nurse of the Year and received the 2024 Florence Nightingale Award on Tuesday, May 7 at the annual Nurses Week Celebration.

Snakes galore will be at the Frontier Times Museum’s Reptile Day on Saturday, May 18th.

The parents of Sheila M. Dickey-Lee, of the graduated Bandera High School Class of 2014, would like to announce her beginning service to the United States Air Force.

Editor’s Note: The story first appeared in last week’s e-edition. Get the latest news, including extra content, at BanderaBulletin. com.

WELCOME TO BANDERA

Bandera Electric Cooperative (BEC) recently announced the receipt of a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant aimed at bolstering its critical communications infrastructure against natural disasters.

Beekeeping season is here, and the Bandera Tractor Supply Company store is inviting customers to attend an all-new beekeeping event on Saturday, May 18, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

LAKEHILLS HOSTS MARKET

Adventure begins at the Medina Community Library this summer.

TX Design Landscapers celebrated their grand opening with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Bandera County CHamber of Commerce last Friday, May 10. Complimentary beer and wine and light hors d'oeuvres were served at the event. For more info about TX Design Landscapers Garden Center and Gift Shop, visit txdesign01.com. The business touts its expertise in “newhome landscaping, commercial landscape, land renovations, existing flower beds, fences, pergolas, retaining walls, fountains and so much more!”

Special to the Bulletin

Elder Abuse Awareness Month in June is a time dedicated to raising awareness and empowering communities to take action to protect seniors.

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The Bandera American Legion Post 157 held a blood drive in conjunction with the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center on Saturday, May 11, in Lakehills.

After a much anticipated and very successful RoundUp fundraiser, The Hill Country CattleWomen will be kicking back and enjoying a lovely luncheon at the beautiful Sandstone Street Bed and Breakfast, 508 E. Sandstone in Llano, on Tuesday, May 21.

CLINE WINS REGIONALS

Susan Junker, American Legion 157 Post Commander, poses with Bandera County Republican Women President Darcy Hasty (right) following her speaking engagement at last week’s BCRW meeting. Head to BanderaBulletin.com to read the story in this week’s e-edition!

Editor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted.

The Medina ISD School Board and Administration recognized 12 outstanding teachers for their dedication and perseverance in educating students on Monday, April 29.

I went out one recent morning for some therapy that only the Medina River can provide.