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Vaquero's Cantina celebrates ribbon cuttingMembers of the Bandera County Chamber of Commerce convened at Vaquero's Cantina to celebrate the tequila bar.
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Christian Women’s Job Corps holds open house
The Christian Women’s Job Corps held an open house for their next class session on Monday, at the First Baptist Church in Bandera. Teachers and students pictured are, left to right, Carla O’Dell, Deneese Sparks, Charlotte Vernon, Christine Quintero, Aurora Williams, Crystal Holder, and in front Desiree Simons.
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Lakehills Library Featured Artist
Rhonda Bayless is exhibiting her oil paintings in the Lakehills Area Library during the month of December. Bayless is a graduate of SMU, is a professionally trained artist, and has won some awards with her art. She currently lives in Comfort with her husband Jerry Bayless and enjoys painting the Hill Country that she loves and calls home. Her work can be viewed at rhondabaylessartist.com and is available for purchase. She can be reached at rhonda.bayless@usa.net or 830-285-3355.
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FourEight Plaques and Customs celebrates ribbon cuttingMarine vet and local business owner Jared Wilcox, along with family, friends and members of the Bandera County Chamber of Commerce, celebrate the ribbon cutting FourEight Plaques and Customs, located at 1547 Hwy. 16 N. in Bandera.
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Garrett Meier will represent Texas at National 4-H Shooting ChampionshipsGarrett Meier has qualified for the 2019-2020 Shooting Sports "Texas Team.” He will be one of five Texas youth representing Bandera County on the Texas Shotgun Team.
Garrett also went through an extensive application process and was selected as part of an elite group that will represent Texas at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships in June in Grand Island Nebraska. |
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Life and Living at the Lakehills Area LibraryThe Lakehills Area Library has hosted several events in the last week, from an art gallery to drug take-back to self-defense classes.
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It's the Great Hill Country PumpkinLove Creek Orchards in Medina wraps another successful pumpkin patch this year.
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Bandera ISD Education Foundation fundraiser a successThe Bandera ISD 501c3 Education Foundation Fundraiser was held Saturday, Oct. 19. It started at 2 p.m. in the backyard area behind the Bandera Ale Project and the Hill Country Cellars Winery.
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Frontier Times Museum donates to local non-profitsThe Frontier Times Museum distributed funds to three local non-profits for their assistance at this year's Labor Day Frontier Times Ranch Rodeo.
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Bikers donate $1,000 to Boys & Girls ClubBill Taber, CEO of BIker Rallies of Texas, donated $1,000 to the Bandera County Boys & Girls Club on Monday, Oct. 7 - which was part of the profit generated from this weekend's rally event. Biker Rallies of Texas chooses a charity to sponsor every two years - the BGC is the 2019-20 recipient. The next rally, Thunder in the Hill Country, is March 26-29, 2020, when approximately 4,000 bikers are expected to arrive in Bandera. Pictured are BGC Board President Dianna Condry, BGC director Mike Pimpinella, Taber and Biker Rallies Office Manager Paula Dickson.
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