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PETERSON CELEBRATES ANOTHER ACCOLADE

What kind of life would I have had if I had been born in a city instead of this wonderland we call Bandera? It's not a very appealing thought.

Howdy to All! The 2024 Summer Reading Program is just around the corner. The theme for this year is Adventure Begins at Your Library. We have a special lineup this year including 4 special Saturday programs. Join us on Saturday, June 1 at 10:00 a.m. for the Summer Reading Kickoff Party! There will be bounce houses, crafts, refreshments, and lots of fun! The Friends of Bandera Library will be hosting their book fair that day as well. So, don’t miss it.

The Wild, WIld West

“OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE THE BEDROCK OF OUR COMMUNITIES, AND IT’S IMPERATIVE WE PROVIDE THEM WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO THRIVE”

The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced last Thursday the most popular baby names in Texas for 2023, with Emma and Liam topping the list.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is encouraging Texas motorists to heed driver safety tips and prepare for enhanced Memorial Day enforcement efforts, including the annual Click It or Ticket and Operation Crash Awareness Reduction Effort (CARE) campaigns, starting today, May 20, through Memorial Day, May 27.

Saving Shelter Strays and teamed up with Pipe Creek Clinic and held its second Trap-Neuter-Return (“TNR”) event for Bandera Residents.

There is much confusion about when the hotdog was invented.

Peterson Health, Kerr County’s largest employer for more than seven decades, has been named one of the nation’s “Best Places to Work” by Modern Healthcare for the fourth consecutive year.

Richard Chatham Lee, age 76, passed away peacefully at the ranch in Pipe Creek, TX after a long battle with cancer.

After concluding their season as four-time District Champions, the Medina Bobcat Baseball team was able to honor many athletes with All-District honors.

Early voting in the Bandera County Sheriff runoff opens this Monday, May 20.

The Bandera Democratic Club met on Saturday morning at the Silver Sage Community Center Cafeteria to hear from Nancy Dyer, a member of the Hill Country League of Women Voters.

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Roughly a dozen concerned citizens gathered outside the Bandera County Courthouse on Mother’s Day Evening with signs spelling out “Where Is Jordan.”

The White House just released a new proposal that would turn back the clock on four decades of beneficial collaboration between leading research universities and the private sector.

PRAY FOR ISRAEL

MEDINA CELEBRATES PROM

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