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Bandera County Real Estate

Bandera Police Chief Eigner indicted by grand jury

By Stephanie Parker

A special-called Gillespie County Grand Jury on Wednesday, Nov. 19, returned a true bill against City of Bandera Police Chief James Eigner for aggravated perjury during the recent John Heinen trial.


Deputy termination upheld

By Judith Pannebaker

Former Bandera County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Christopher Wilson won’t be returning to patrol duty, according to Sheriff Weldon Tucker.


Deer collision kills motorcyclist

BCC Staff

Chris Lenamond, 36, of Houston was killed on Saturday, Nov. 15, at 10:12 am when a deer ran into the front of his motorcycle on Highway 16 North, 7.7 miles from Bandera.


Animal control policies

By Judith Pannebaker

A special session of Bandera County Commissioners Court has been scheduled at 10 am, Friday, Nov. 21, to discuss the continued hot button issue of animal control.


Work begins on Bandera’s iconic water tower

By Stephanie Parker

Constructed in 1947, Bandera’s 125-high, 50,000-gallon water tower is receiving a facelift that should protect both its structure and its dignity as the city’s welcoming landmark for the next eight to 12 years.


Medina hosts Alamo exhibit

By Stephanie Parker

The Medina Community Library just made remembering the Alamo easier by opening its standing exhibit, “Alamo Images: Changing Perceptions of a Texas Experience,”


Tom Ray – Raider of the lost art, part 2

By Judith Pannebaker

Lakehills entrepreneur and art enthusiast Tom Ray first became involved in a challenge to authenticate a “lost and unknown Old Master oil painting” in 2005.


Lakehills veggie man checks in to meet Master Gardener

By Stephanie Parker

Over the past week, questions have resounded from Lakehills residents concerning the whereabouts of the vegetable man, “Mr. Poley,” who has been missing from his mobile fruit and vegetable stand at the corner of PR 37 and FM 1283 in Lakehills.


Google offers free 411 service

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This following information would be helpful to include on speed dial in any telephones, both cell and land lines. However, the service only works when contacting a business telephone number.

 

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