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Bandera County Courier
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By Stephanie Parker
In a special Jan. 18, 1964 election, excitement ran high and hundreds of voters turned out to elect the first Bandera City Council
By Capt. Luke G. Parker
Lately, I have been thinking about how much we take for granted in life – family, loved ones, children, joy, finances, a roof over our head, a peaceful country and freedom. Today, though, it really hit home for me
By Judith Pannebaker
A natural cynic, I’m always surprised at the palpable ambiance of good will that unfailingly swirls up the stairs at Arkey Blue’s Silver Dollar during Pat D’Spain’s annual “Gifts of Love” Christmas celebration.
By Judith Pannebaker
Ian Coates calculates a journey he began in 1999 is about half finished, and he thinks it’ll take another decade to complete his goal.
By Stephanie Parker
La Brisa Mexican Restaurant, 120 Highway 16 North, is open for business and showcasing its idyllic name, “The Breeze,” by serving fine food amid restful ambiance of wind-tickled trees.
By Stephanie Parker
Taken from a Native American expression, Nunc Kee-wanis, the name Kiwanis means “we share our talents,” an apt name for the international organization that focuses on serving the world’s children.
By Stephanie Parker
When Jan Pump, who has spent 17 years at Medina Schools, states that she is retiring – don’t believe it. Pump is merely switching careers from school secretary to Hill Country baker.
Contributed
Medina Elementary School racked up 490 points during the Tuesday, Dec. 9, District 38 UIL meet to win zone competition.
By Jaime Powell
Developers of the Papalote Creek wind farm in San Patricio County have sold 65 percent of the facility's electricity output before the first turbine is installed.
