Early voting begins for runoff

Early voting in the May 26 runoff elections begins Monday and runs through Friday, May 18 to May 22. Voting is open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Kendall County Courthouse Annex, 221 Fawn Valley Drive, across Esser Road from Boerne ISD Stadium. On the ballot will be two Kendall County Commissioner Court seats … Read more

Two settle collapsed-bleacher lawsuit

Lawsuits filed by two individuals who reported being injured in the August 2024 bleacher collapse at the Kendall County Fairgrounds have been settled, according to reports. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Legal action by plaintiffs Garret Daley and Lindsay Ward state they were on the grandstand Aug. 31, 2024, watching a rodeo … Read more

Reality TV show raising Boerne eyebrows

‘Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives’ looks behind ‘the polished smiles and Sunday sermons’ Residents are broadcasting mixed reactions to the news Bravo TV will film a reality show titled “Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives” in the Boerne area. Many worry the program will shed a less-than-favorable light on the community, a Hill Country town founded in the … Read more

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

* May 18, Noon: The Reality Readers Book Group will discuss “Notes from a Small Island” by Bill Bryson. * May 20, 7 p.m.: Sound Meditation facilitated by Susan Damon and Steve Daniel. * May 21, 1:30 p.m.: The Drawing Club will meet in the Conference Room. * May 30, Noon: Jurassic Summer Opening Event … Read more

Saving for retirement: Guessing vs. planning

FINANCIAL FOCUS Let’s say you dream of spending your retirement mornings on a warm beach, coffee in hand, waves rolling in. To get there, you had a simple plan: Save $1 million and buy the beach house you always wanted. But when retirement arrives, reality hits. After accounting for keeping your current home, everyday expenses … Read more

Best and worst of Boerne

WRITE OF CENTER Several weeks ago, I was fortunate to attend an incredible event held at First Baptist Church of Boerne called Starlight Ball. Starlight Ball began four years ago when Cathy Smith imagined creating a prom for Boerne area students and adults with special needs and developmental challenges. The program has grown from 65 … Read more

The obvious solution

GUEST COMMENTARY Texas needs new energy generation. We also need to power the Permian Basin, which supplies the oil and gas production that America runs on. Yet despite our state’s explosive growth and rising demand, we are still woefully behind in building reliable generation, with only one natural gas plant, coming online this month, since … Read more