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The coronavirus outbreak has yet to claim any victims in Bandera County, but that does not mean its impact is not being felt. Last week, the ongoing dis
Read moreSimple words of thanks and appreciation were sent to first responders, grocery store employees, postal workers, teachers, medical professionals and government officials from students at the Vineyard of God Christian School and other youngsters in late March for their commitment to safeguarding the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Western swing “living legend” Larry Nolen, who had a long history entertaining crowds in Bandera, passed away on March 25, his family said. He was 87.
Read moreAt the time of this writing, there have been over 100,000 cases of COVID-19 reported and over 2,000 deaths in the United States. So far there have been no reported cases in Bandera County, but that could change.
Read moreBEC Fiber, a division of Bandera Electric Cooperative, has temporarily increased existing broadband internet packages between 25 and 75 megabits per second up to 150 mbps to alleviate the need during the coronavirus crisis, the cooperative said last week in a news release.
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BULLETIN PHOTO/Tracy Thayer Hill Country Veterinary Hospital staff members pause while returning Renee Guin’s dog Odie to her after Odie had two scans performed last week. The veterinary center at 1413 Highway 173 South near Bandera is one of the area businesses that has converted to curbside customer service to comply with social distancing recommendations established to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Read moreEditor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted.
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