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Last week, 17 GOP House members co-signed a letter authored by Chip Roy demanding Department of Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas release a report detailing the total number of illegal immigrants residing in the United States.

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Last month headlines abounded that finally President Joe Biden was gaining an edge in polls against former President Trump, but that edge is fading rapidly, even as Trump’s legal battle continues.

Alamo RCD Area, Inc., Senior Assistance Program, sponsors the Food Pantry every month, at The Way Church, 7789 FM 1283.

Do you believe in the rule of law? That’s the notion that ours is a nation of laws, not of men, and that no one, not even the President, is above the law. The framers of our Constitution made this the explicit focus of their efforts to define a relationship between government and the law.

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.

For Christians in the cowboy crowd, or those who at least believe in God, one of two things seems to happen when a cowboy hits rock bottom.

At the April 25 meeting of the Bandera County Commissioners'’ Court, the county accepted a bid of $5400 from ACN Properties LLC to purchase Avalon K Block 56 Lot 1012 in Lakehills, a property that was previously gifted to the county.

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is seeking public comment until May 22 on proposed deer carcass disposal regulations and movement restrictions.

A Nice, Moonlit Ride You’ve probably heard all the jokes about cops and donuts.

The Pipe Creek Volunteer Fire Department will more than double its storage capacity for water to use in fighting fires with the help of an $8,760 grant for new water tanks from the Lower Colorado River Authority and Bandera Electric Cooperative.

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.

In March, hundreds of Lakehills Community Center members gathered for their Annual Membership Dinner at the Community Center.

April was a busy month for tornadoes across the United States with 373 recorded, bringing the total for the year to 549, the Austin American-Statesman reported. That is nearly double the average at this point in the year, the National Weather Service says.

New Bandera resident and author Barbara Van Driel stopped by the Kronkosky Library in Bandera to speak to a small group of literary enthusiasts about her new book of poetry, More July.

Most residents of Bandera County take reliable electricity for granted. BEC linemen work to keep residents’ air conditioners running and the lights on, even in violent winter and stormy spring weather.