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Writers critique group will meet next WednesdayLorecrafters — the writers critique group for those who strive to help each other hone our craft, will meet in the Out of the Way Cafe meeting room, on Wednesday, Oct. 9
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Christian Job Corps changes name, focusThe official announcement was made at the Christian Job Corps annual fundraiser; Christian Job Corps is now Christian Journey Courses. Appropriately, their fundraiser was entitled “Unlocking the Prison of the Mind,” with the focus on the jail ministries in Kendall County and Bandera County.
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Jammin’ into Fall with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension ServiceTexas A&M AgriLife Extension Service-Bandera County will host a Jam Workshop, called “Jammin Into Fall,” Oct. 10.
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Medina Rose Garden Club celebrates 75 yearsThe community is invited to help celebrate 75 years of service by the Medina Rose Garden Club, on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
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Bandera building hope in HondurasRecently a team of workers, led by Bandera’s own Kenny O’Bannon, traveled to Tegucigalpa, Honduras for a very special project. This team of workers included members with a variety of skills and talents from basic labor to all areas of construction expertise. They came from Phoenix, Ariz. and Denver, Colo., as well as our own hometown, to live out the motto of Building Hope International of “Helping others who are helping others!”
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Trash Talk: Celebrating Recycling VolunteersLet’s talk trash: the trash removed and/or recycled by volunteers who are saving Bandera County taxpayers money.
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Texas Master Naturalist volunteers at work in BanderaLast week, the Bandera Natural History and Art Museum pollinator garden team finished fulfilling their NPSOT/Bring Back the Monarchs to TX Project Grant by installing Phase I of plant ID signs - a first in the museum gardens.
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Grey Muzzle Grant gives senior dogs at A Doggie 4 You a second chanceThere’s good news for old dogs this summer, as The Grey Muzzle Organization announces the recipients of its annual grants, and dogs at A Doggie 4 You are among the winners.
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Lakehills Community Center establishes endowment fund with Community Foundation of the Texas Hill CountryThe Lakehills Community Center has entered into a partnership with the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
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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.
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The September Silver Sage Menu
All welcome. Drive-by meal service is available. Please call us ahead of time if you would like to pick up a meal. 830-796-4969.
Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please call 830-796-4969 before 9:30 a.m. to make lunch reservations.
Call Joyce D. Lamilla, LD, at 830-796-4969, regarding Meals On Wheels delivery.
Call Joyce D. Lamilla, LD, at 830-796-4969, regarding Meals On Wheels delivery.
Community Board
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LINK TO THE TEXAS DEPT. OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES
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