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Getting married is a major decision that comes with a financial to-do list that’s arguably more important than choosing a venue or a cake. Talking openly about money can help set you and your partner up for a stronger future. What financial conversations should I have with my fiancé? Head into your marriage with honest … Read more
THE BOOKWORM Summer at the library begins The library has completed one week of summer programming, and so far, it has been a huge hit! Our theme this year is “Unearth a Story,” and the primary characters are dinosaurs. They’re all over the library! We kicked off our dino-mite programming on Saturday, May 30. For … Read more
Texas heat can make it seem like our seasons are not plural but rather a singular summer. Yet even here, there tend to be seasons that the natural world follows. As you walk our trails, you will notice the exciting new life of spring, a bright, beautiful and busy summer, a colorful fall, and a … Read more
James H. “Jim” Bond, beloved son, faithful husband, loving father, amazing grandfather and thoughtful friend, left this earth for his heavenly home on May 28, 2026. Jim left behind a legacy of deep love for his family, kindness to all he encountered, a faith that was obvious to all who knew him, and a generous … Read more
Community collaboration provided foundation for the future FAIR OAKS RANCH — After months of meetings and community input, the City Council Thursday formally adopted a new Strategic Plan, establishing a roadmap for priorities and initiatives over the next five years. The plan — involving collaboration among residents, stakeholder groups, city staff and elected officials — … Read more
FAIR OAKS RANCH — After months of meetings and community input, the City Council Thursday formally adopted a new Strategic Plan, establishing a roadmap for priorities and initiatives over the next five years. The plan — involving collaboration among residents, stakeholder groups, city staff and elected officials — centers on six priority areas designed to … Read more
Two former Greyhound baseball players – Rashawn Galloway and Camden Johnson – had the chance to play in the NCAA Division I Baseball Regional Playoffs last week and one of them advanced to the Super Regionals set for this weekend. Galloway wrapped up his career at Texas State University and Johnson plays at the University … Read more
Prediction: Not enough rain is coming to reverse trend Recent rains and forecasts for the coming days are not enough to break the drought the Hill Country has endured the past several years, officials said. Milan Michalec, a Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District precinct 2 director, labeled the conditions gripping Kendall County as a “green … Read more
State sets aside $ 40.8 mill for veterans, families AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) today announced that $40.8 million in Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grants will support 190 grants to 160 organizations across the state. Approved by TVC commissioners last week, FVA grants are awarded to nonprofit organizations … Read more
A lucky customer joining the flock at the grand opening of Chicken Salad Chick Wednesday morning could fly away with free chicken- salad cartons every week for a year. The restaurant’s debut kicks off at 9 a.m. with a Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at 34702 Interstate 10 West. Chicken Salad Chick becomes … Read more