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The COVID-19 pandemic caused Americans to change their behavior in a number of ways, and one of these changes is related to estate planning. For the first time since the study’s inception, Caring.com’s 2021 Wills and Estate Planning Study found that young adults are now more likely to have an estate plan than middle-aged adults.

Hill Country Family Services announced that Bryce Boddie, LMSW, recently joined its team as the senior director of behavioral health services. Information states his new role is to help implement a collaborative Kendall County-wide mental

People are invited to bring their lawn chairs and join the Boerne Concert Band in honoring and remembering the U.S. armed forces at its Memorial Day Concert at Main Plaza at 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 29.

Kronkosky Place, 17 Old San Antonio Road in Boerne, is having a sidewalk sale beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 21.

The Boerne American Legion Post 313 and the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 688 are planning separate Memorial Day ceremonies on Monday, May 30.

Boerne High School Senior Jack Rowe earned a state silver medal in the 2022 UIL Class 4-A academic chemistry competition. Rowe also placed fourth in the state science contest while the Literary Criticism Team placed fifth overall.