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Bandera County Courier
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Spring means time for a visit to DKL Enterprises
‘An Evening with the Glenn Miller Orchestra’
Residents raking in the cash at Helping Hand
Running R Guest Ranch – vacations made to order
Clandestine operations in the vicinity, K-9 training
Approaching CarMax paid off big for Utopia Lions Club
Triple H Equitherapy benefit dinner aids wounded warriors
Hamlisch makes debut in Texas Hill Country
See Texas on the moon at ‘Wild Bunch Art Show’
Judicial commission declines to sanction Evans
By Judith Pannebaker
Investigators with the State Commission on Judicial Conduct recently concluded their review regarding last summer’s actions of Bandera County Judge Richard Evans.
Fed’s NAIS – dead, but not forgotten?
By Judith Pannebaker
Several years ago, officials with the United States Department of Agriculture came up with a scheme to tag, number and monitor electronically every farm animal, including cows, goats, sheep, horses and chickens, among others, in America.
By Judith Pannebaker
When asked about the continuing kerfluffles surrounding the Bandera County Precinct 2 primary election on Tuesday, March 2, Chief Deputy Richard Smith noted, “Politics brings out the demons in all of us, doesn’t it?”
‘Good burn gone bad’ off Schmidtke Road
By Carol L. Smith
Luckily for residents on Schmidtke Road, a brush fire reported earlier this week proved to be more smoke than flames.
City elections – let the games begin
By Judith Pannebaker
By 5 pm, Monday, March 8, seven people had tossed their hats in the ring for the upcoming City of Bandera election, set for Saturday, May 8
DPS urges spring break travelers, ‘Avoid Mexico’
Contributed
Law enforcement personnel with the Texas Department of Public Safety are urging all Texas students planning to participate in spring break to avoid traveling to border cities in Mexico.
By Carol L. Smith
City work crews are busy, busy, doing the drainage work and installing new sewer pipes that the City of Bandera received a stimulus grant to complete.
Updating Vanderpool sawmill blaze
By Judith Pannebaker
The cause of a Monday, March 1, blaze that destroyed a barn, several pieces of large equipment and a quantity of vintage lumber at a sawmill operation in Vanderpool remains undetermined.
