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Veterans VoiceOn this page, we preserve the stories and memories of military veterans. This is a place for service members to share their experiences in the most vivid, intimate way - in their own voices. Please listen here.
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Growing Up In Bandera - PodcastAs my Growing Up In Bandera story keeps rolling along I can count on the blessing of a somewhat sound mind to recall events that can carry me away from any of my modern day problems.
Listen to Season 4, Episode 6, of Growing Up In Bandera on podcast. |
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Christmas QuirksPresents on Christmas Eve or Morning? Feast on Ham or Turkey? Are Bloody Mary’s allowed before 10 am? We all have our weird little Christmas quirks.
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Boys & Girls Club partners with Helping Hand for the 6th annual Big Christmas Gift Giveaway and DinnerThe Boys & Girls Clubs of Bandera County is partnering with Bandera Helping Hand this year for Christmas.
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Bandera Electric Cooperative announces new interim Chief Financial OfficerBandera Electric Cooperative (BEC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Lynn Midgette as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the cooperative.
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Today in Texas History
On this day in 1835, Gen. Sam Houston welcomed David N. Burke to Texas, commending "the manly and liberal feelings which have been manifested by you in the tender of your services in behalf of Texas.”
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A Hill Country Christmas – Book Signing and Author’s TalkIt’s that time of year, and what better way to enjoy the holiday spirit than to find a comfortable spot with a great book and a glass of wine. The Frontier Times Museum in Bandera has got you covered in all those areas with the much anticipated return of renowned Texas author Lynn Dean to a book signing event at the museum on Thursday, Nov. 30.
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Bandera City Council members sworn inThe Honorable Mike Towers swears in Bandera City Council members Tony Battle, Debbie Breen and Brett Hicks.
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The Latest at the Bandera LibraryThe Friends of the Library are looking for new volunteers to help out with the monthly book fairs and to serve on the steering committee.
Every Saturday is our Dungeons & Dragons meet up, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the Monthly Book Club is hosting their annual Christmas luncheon in lieu of a reading discussion next Thursday, Dec. 7. |
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Three Bandera ISD educators receive state award
Bandera ISD coaches Cody Fields, Brady Keane and Jeremiah Silone were each selected to receive the state-sponsored Great Teachers Change Lives award.
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What is going on at The Silver SageIn an exciting development, The Silver Sage is embarking on a transformative journey towards establishing a new 60-acre campus. Reflecting this change and the organization's expanded scope of services, it will be partially rebranded as The Hill Country Resource Center.
To learn more about the project, please join us for an afternoon of ranch tours on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 1167 FM 3240. |
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Medina 2023 All-District Football and Volleyball players namedMedina Bobcat 2023 All-District Football and Lady Cat Volleyball players have been named.
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Lady Bulldogs remain unbeaten at home with win over HondoThe Bandera girls basketball team split a pair of games against Throckmorton and Hondo over the Thanksgiving Break to move to 4-2 on the season.
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Silver Sage extends community-wide invitation to CommUnity FestThe Silver Sage would like to cordially extend an invitation to the community to CommUnity Fest, an exciting weekend filled with music, information, tours, fundraising, and the official launch of our rebranding initiative. CommUnity Fest is a three-day Charitable Celebration of Unity, dedicated to supporting The Hill Country Resource Center, the new home of The Silver Sage.
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Lakehills Turkey Day meal a huge successThe 12th annual Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner, held in the Lakehills Community Center, was a rousing success, serving 382 people, including some who receive Meals on Wheels.
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Bandera High School Star Steppers star in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade“You want to see the best of the best - that is that right there.”
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Bulldogs basketball evens record at 2-2 heading into Thanksgiving BreakAfter a pair of wins on Monday and Tuesday, the Bandera boys’ varsity basketball team is off to a 2-2 start to the regular season as the program headed into the Thanksgiving Holiday.
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See the latest Caddo Kuntree, by Larry Haddad |
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My son’s fish tank is trying to kill meLast Christmas, Mee Maw bought my son a fish tank with a Betta Fish. As my son is a nature lover, and desperately wanted a lizard or turtle that no sane pet store would sell a 4-year-old, fish it was.
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Press Release from the Sheriff's OfficeOn Nov. 17, the identity of a body was recovered in Crocket County was confirmed as a Bandera County man reported missing earlier this week.
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Growing Up In BanderaOne recent day, as I was passing the intersection of Seventh and Cedar, I watched as some men were cutting down a mesquite tree on the corner of the St. Stanislaus Catholic Church parking lot. I will admit it was not a pretty tree and it never was, but I recall it being the only shade in that playground area of St. Joseph's Catholic School when I was a kid. I have asked myself over and over why it bothered me so much to see it being removed. Here I am weeks later still trying to figure it out while knowing in my heart why it is so troublesome. I can't look to the future without having visions of the past.
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Bandera City Council NotesBandera City Council members are looking forward to a private viewing of The Cowboy Capital, a documentary film produced by Cowboy Capital Productions. The full-length film featuring Bandera has already premiered in Chicago, Warsaw, Poland and Strzelce Opolskie, Poland.
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Grammy and Emmy award winning artists
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Bandera Academic Decathlon team preparing to put their intellect to the testNext month, nine Bandera ISD students will square up against their peers in a rigorous competition of academic teamwork. Putting preparation, practice, and intellect to the test, the Academic Decathlon is the ultimate meeting of the minds.
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Petty Officer hops in the saddle for Bandera Veterans Day paradePetty officer Camron Aguirre takes a ride in the Bandera Honors Veterans Day parade.
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Christian Job Corps graduates first Inmate Prepped for Life classesOn Nov. 1, the Men’s and Women’s classes received their program certificates of completion for completing five weeks of the Inmate Prepped For Life curriculum in the Bandera County Jail.
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Bandera and Lakehills American Legions team together to celebrate Veterans DayA crisp, chilly, and cloudy Veterans Day, much like the beaches of Normandy in World War II, greeted approximately 400 veterans, their families, and appreciative Bandera County residents, on the Bandera County Courthouse grounds to commemorate the 21st annual “Bandera Honors Veterans” Veterans Day Celebration, which began mid-morning on Veterans Day.
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This month at the Medina LibraryThe Medina Library will be closed on Saturday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day; on Thursday, Nov. 16, the library will close early at 2 p.m.; and the library will be closed Nov. 23-25 for Thanksgiving.
The car seat check-up event will be Monday, Nov. 6, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. |
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Bandera Paint & Body offers 15 percent discount to veterans and active-duty military"On Dec. 3, 2021, our lives were changed forever, when our 24-year-old son was involved in a head-on collision. He was airlifted to BAMC that night, and began his fight for life. Although my son is not in the military, the amount of support he received from this wonderful group of folks has been humbling."
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Commissioners Court BriefingBandera County commissioners unanimously declined to adopt a countywide burn ban, allowing the previous ban to expire. Intermittent showers, morning mist and cooler days have lowered the drought index, which is hovering around 371 to 575.
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Bandera Economic Development Corporation now accepting promotional funding applicationsThe Bandera Economic Development Corporation is now accepting promotional funding applications from individuals and area businesses.
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Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country awards grants to Bandera County organizationsThe Arthur Nagel Community Clinic, the Bandera Kronkosky Public Library, the Boys and Girls Club of Bandera County, the Lakehills Community Center, and the Silver Sage were awarded grants this month from the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
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