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CELEBRATING THE ARTS Join the Hill Country Poets, on April 9, from 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the Richter Breezeway, 153 S. Main Street, between Cork and Keg and Boerne Bookstore. This quickly growing and talented group of local poets will be celebrating Poetry Month and feature Bulverde poet, D. Ellis Phelps. Wine (first glass) and nibbles … Read more
FINANCIAL FOCUS EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS You may have heard that buying a home is better than renting. After all, why “throw money away” on rent when you could be building wealth through homeownership? Financial professionals say the decision isn’t that simple. The answer depends on your personal and financial situation. Before you begin house hunting, … Read more
PROGRESSIVE VIEWS According to former Labor Secretary Robert Reich, the average American worker earns about $36 per hour in pay and benefits compared to $25 per hour in the late 1960s. That’s an increase of over 40%. If this same worker pay had increased by the same percent as CEO pay, they would be paid … Read more
Nov. 22, 1931 March 21, 2026 Heaven gained another angel in the early morning hours of March 21, 2026. Dorothye “Doty” Mayberry Naylor, 94, of Boerne, went home to Jesus while surrounded by her loving family. Our Doty will be incredibly missed. She was truly one of a kind, a friend to everyone and sharp … Read more
Geneva School of Boerne defeated New Braunfels Christian Academy and Bracken Christian School in a couple of tennis matches recently. The Eagles beat NBCA 9-3 and topped Bracken, 9-6, to improve to 7-2-1 overall. Geneva played again on Tuesday against Pieper. Vs. NBCA In boys doubles, Grant Dillinger and Walker West won and so did … Read more
36 runs in two games Geneva School of Boerne picked up two wins in softball this week and scored 18 runs in both games as the Eagles run ruled their opponents. Geneva beat CC John Paul II on Tuesday in a district game, 18-3, and then defeated Lutheran Wednesday in a non-district contest, 18-4. The … Read more
Before spring break, the Boerne High track and field team competed at the Alamo Heights Mules Relays. It was a strong showing by the Greyhounds after the girls were second with 133 points and the boys were fourth with 90 points. The Hounds were scheduled to race at the Clemens Relays on March 26. RESULTS … Read more
12 tournament The tennis teams from Boerne ISD co-hosted the Boerne ISD Big 12 Tournament last week that drew teams from all over. Because of the size of the tourney, three venues were used and matches were hosted at Boerne Champion, Boerne High and at Boerne Middle School South. For the Chargers, Alex Morris finished … Read more
Chandler sets school record at HC meet, also competes at Bluebonnet Invite The Geneva School of Boerne track and field teams competed at the Knights Westside Relays last week in S.A., hosted by Holy Cross. Geneva placed fifth in the boys varsity standings with 70 points and the Lady Eagles were sixth with 51 points. … Read more
Boerne Champion participated at the Judson ISD Candy Tanner Relays held before spring break and the Charger varsity teams captured the top two spots after the Lady Chargers won the event with 145 points and the boys were second at 122. Champion raced again on March 19 at the Northeast ISD Meet at Heroes. RESULTS … Read more