Welcome back

Students return to classes across Boerne ISD Patience and smiles were the order of the day Tuesday, as the Boerne Independent School District welcomed 11,200 students back to campus for the start of the 2026-27 academic year. From Brittney Walker in her first day as Van Raub Elementary School principal to Troy Latiolais, in his … Read more

Volleyball teams get in final tune up before regular season opens this week

Kendall County volleyball teams were in action and scrimmaged last weekend as they prepare for the 2026 season that opened this week. Champion, Boerne High and Geneva School of Boerne scrimmaged Friday and Saturday, while Comfort hosted a scrimmage on Friday. The Chargers began the regular season Monday at Kerrville Tivy, while Boerne and Geneva … Read more

Not your everyday wild bird

Raptor technician Ian Joplin, with the Last Chance Forever Birds of Prey Conservancy, handles a golden eagle Saturday during Wild Birds Unlimited’s second anniversary celebration. Star photo by David Basarich Source link

Boerne Little League has no plans to play Tuesday as ordered by a judge after lawsuit by Oklahoma

The courts sided with the Boerne Little League team on Tuesday and they will advance to the Little League World Series and not have to play Oklahoma after the Oklahoma team was disqualified for using an eligible player. The 414th district court in Waco issued a Temporary Restraining Order that allowed Oklahoma back into the … Read more

Boerne Little League has no plans to play Tuesday as ordered by a judge after lawsuit by Oklahoma

Boerne Little League, playing as “Texas West,” was crowned the Southwest Region champs after they defeated Louisiana 4-1 on Monday in Waco.  Monday’s game was scheduled to be a semifinals game but turned into the championship game after a team from Oklahoma was disqualified by the Little League organization for using an ineligible player. The … Read more

Hoveys plead guilty to first-degree felony charges

BOERNE — The owner of Hovey Motorcars and his son pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple first-degree felony charges stemming from a probe into allegations they defrauded or stole thousands of dollars from customers.  Judge Kirsten Cohoon of the 451st state District Court Aug. 6 accepted the guilty plea from Richard Dean Hovey Sr. to the … Read more