A total of 19 Chargers and Greyhounds earned All-District 26-5A baseball honors this past season and two of them, one Charger and one Greyhound, earned superlatives. Champion junior Owen Kuhl was named Co-District 26-5A MVP and Boerne High’s Jackson Grimes was voted the unanimous Pitcher of the Year. For the Chargers, junior Cal Isley was … Read more
It’s the 12th Henderson Cup for Geneva since 2010 Geneva School of Boerne has been recognized by the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) as the top school in the TAPPS 4A classification for the fifth time. The school has earned this honor 12 times since 2010 in various classifications. The Henderson Cup … Read more
The split vote came down to a sign, specifically an antiquated one, but it was enough to approve demolishing an older Main Street property to make way for the Park Plaza development. Though the vote was a tie, a 3-3 decision by the Boerne Historical Landmark Commission June 2 is still considered a majority to … Read more
Comfort High held a boys basketball camp this week and more than 20 young men showed up to improve their basketball skills. At the end of camp, the youngsters posed for a group photo. Source link
Comfort ISD announced that the Comfort Bobcat and Deer Athletes of the Year for 2025-26 are Jackson Dear and Ella Thiele. Both Dear and Thiele were multi-sport standouts and had great senior seasons. Jackson Dear Jackson Dear is the son of Andy and Emily Dear. He was a multi-sport letterman, competing in cross country, basketball … Read more
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