AUSTIN – The U.S. Supreme Court June 2 issued its final approval of the multi-state and federal settlement addressing longstanding issues surrounding the distribution of the waters of the Rio Grande between Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado (“Compacting States”). A Special Master appointed by the Supreme Court submitted his report to the Court earlier this … Read more
The Kendall County Women’s Shelter has launched a “call to action” to help raise $45,000 to continue funding programs vital to the community, officials said. The funds are needed to maintain programming, pay staff and make necessary repairs to an aging facility, said Executive Director Allison Peterson. “Looking at our finances and the things that … Read more
BOERNE — Former attorney Karen Hogan was sentenced to 20 years in prison for crimes related to money taken from six children who lost their parents in a 2021 murder-suicide, according to prosecutors. Hogan pleaded guilty in March to misapplication of fiduciary-financial property of $300,000 or more, a first-degree felony, and to exploitation of a … Read more
LAW ENFORCEMENT The following is a brief, partial recap of incidents reported by the Boerne Police Department and the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office. General locations are listed rather than specific addresses. An arrest should not imply guilt or innocence, which will be decided in court at a later date. Anyone with information about any of … Read more
Texas heat can make it seem like our seasons are not plural but rather a singular summer. Yet even here, there tend to be seasons that the natural world follows. As you walk our trails, you will notice the exciting new life of spring, a bright, beautiful and busy summer, a colorful fall, and a … Read more
THE BOOKWORM Summer at the library begins The library has completed one week of summer programming, and so far, it has been a huge hit! Our theme this year is “Unearth a Story,” and the primary characters are dinosaurs. They’re all over the library! We kicked off our dino-mite programming on Saturday, May 30. For … Read more
Getting married is a major decision that comes with a financial to-do list that’s arguably more important than choosing a venue or a cake. Talking openly about money can help set you and your partner up for a stronger future. What financial conversations should I have with my fiancé? Head into your marriage with honest … Read more
Comfort ISD announced that the Comfort Bobcat and Deer Athletes of the Year for 2025-26 are Jackson Dear and Ella Thiele. Both Dear and Thiele were multi-sport standouts and had great senior seasons. Jackson Dear Jackson Dear is the son of Andy and Emily Dear. He was a multi-sport letterman, competing in cross country, basketball … Read more
Comfort High held a boys basketball camp this week and more than 20 young men showed up to improve their basketball skills. At the end of camp, the youngsters posed for a group photo. Source link
The split vote came down to a sign, specifically an antiquated one, but it was enough to approve demolishing an older Main Street property to make way for the Park Plaza development. Though the vote was a tie, a 3-3 decision by the Boerne Historical Landmark Commission June 2 is still considered a majority to … Read more