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April 21, 2022
Many thanks to Miss Vicki for the coverage of the Lakehills Farmer’s Market. We are looking forward to growing and serving a deserving community. This is a labor of love, and with the commitment the Speicher’s have made, is sure to be a success.
Sharon Corwin
Lakehills
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April 12, 2022
I've lived in Lakehills since 2018 and when I looked up the census records we have the largest population in Bandera county....but for some reason we do not have our own post office. We have a tax office and we have a Municipal Court... but no post office. How could this come about? Why does the largest population have to drive to a neighboring town to collect their mail?
Amanda Furr
Lakehills
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March 24, 2022
It is a great honor to serve Medina as your new Postmaster. In my 11 years with the United States Postal Service, I have seen firsthand the role the Postal Service plays connecting neighbors and our community to the nation. Our Post Offices serve as a lifeline for our small businesses to reach customers no matter where they are.
Under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s leadership and Delivering For America, the Postal Service’s 10-year plan, we are maintaining universal six-day mail delivery and expanded seven-day package delivery, stabilizing our workforce, and spurring innovation to meet the needs of our modern customers.
From an incredibly successful 2021 holiday mail and shipping season to our current role delivering COVID-19 tests, the Postal Service continues to provide a vital service for our nation and right here in Medina.
On behalf of the 650,000 women and men of the United States Postal Service, and specifically the employees of the Medina Post Office, allow me to thank the community for their continuing support of the Postal Service. Providing reliable mail delivery while strengthening the future of this treasured institution is our commitment to the American public.
Under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s leadership and Delivering For America, the Postal Service’s 10-year plan, we are maintaining universal six-day mail delivery and expanded seven-day package delivery, stabilizing our workforce, and spurring innovation to meet the needs of our modern customers.
From an incredibly successful 2021 holiday mail and shipping season to our current role delivering COVID-19 tests, the Postal Service continues to provide a vital service for our nation and right here in Medina.
On behalf of the 650,000 women and men of the United States Postal Service, and specifically the employees of the Medina Post Office, allow me to thank the community for their continuing support of the Postal Service. Providing reliable mail delivery while strengthening the future of this treasured institution is our commitment to the American public.
Sincerely,
Brenda Braddock
Postmaster
Medina, TX 78055
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February 8, 2022
Thanks y’all
This is the third year I’ve had the opportunity to thank all of the folks who came out to help with the Christmas display on the courthouse lawn. This year was different than the past a new group has been formed to help with Christmas and other activities in the county for all of the groups/510c3 that put on the events. This group is know as BCAG (Bandera Community Action Group).
This year not only the courthouse but part of the city’s river park was decorated by the group. Twelve groups/churches/business put displays. Not bad for the first attempt. We also had Christmas carols and music groups at both courthouse and river park. The Bandera 4-H shotgun team took in over $1700 in donations. Next year we’re hoping more groups can participate.
The BCAG is trying to help the community and we hope it will grow.
Thanks to all who helped, Bandera 4H, Pipe Creek 4H and 4H parents, Boys & Girls club, Bandera Chamber of Commerce, Bandera CVB, BBA, Knights of Columbus, Bandera County Juvenile Probations ,and several churches. Bandera county for use of courthouse lawn, City of Bandera for use of City Park, the bucket truck and employees, Bandera EDC for lights and displays and, of course, Chip Aragones for the lights on the courthouse.
Also want to give a special thanks to The Dough Joe and Five Points for donated pizzas, and Partners Bank for bottles of drinking water.
Keep up the good work
This year not only the courthouse but part of the city’s river park was decorated by the group. Twelve groups/churches/business put displays. Not bad for the first attempt. We also had Christmas carols and music groups at both courthouse and river park. The Bandera 4-H shotgun team took in over $1700 in donations. Next year we’re hoping more groups can participate.
The BCAG is trying to help the community and we hope it will grow.
Thanks to all who helped, Bandera 4H, Pipe Creek 4H and 4H parents, Boys & Girls club, Bandera Chamber of Commerce, Bandera CVB, BBA, Knights of Columbus, Bandera County Juvenile Probations ,and several churches. Bandera county for use of courthouse lawn, City of Bandera for use of City Park, the bucket truck and employees, Bandera EDC for lights and displays and, of course, Chip Aragones for the lights on the courthouse.
Also want to give a special thanks to The Dough Joe and Five Points for donated pizzas, and Partners Bank for bottles of drinking water.
Keep up the good work