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Congratulations to several artists who participated in Boerne Art Waddle 2022. While it was a bit toasty outside, the Cibolo Creek Trail made a lovely backdrop for activities of the day.

As summer is just around the corner, are you thinking about that next purchase to make summertime even more fun? Are your thoughts more of a want than a need? Maybe it is time to answer a few more questions before you buy.

We’re just around the corner from one of my favorite things to attend and publish in The Boerne Star, and being as blessed as I am I get to do it twice on back-toback nights.

In a society supposedly governed as a representative democracy, perhaps the most fundamental right held by its citizens is the right to vote.

Boerne High School freshmen Mykala Jones, right, and Brayden Gardner recently attended the Visual Arts Scholastic Event at San Marcos High School and earned the highest rating of 4 and gold medals for their artwork. Jones also received the $1,000 Dr. Jim Henderson Memorial Scholarship. The Hendersons founded VASE in 1994, and Mrs. Henderson personally chose Jones’ painting out of the 950 state medalists to earn the scholarship scholarship. Starting with 30,643 artwork entries statewide, narrowing to 1,974 state qualifiers for the state VASE event, there were a total of 950 pieces with a 4 state rating to earn gold medals. Submitted photo

Early voting in the May 24 primary runoff elections ends Friday, May 20. Under state law, voters who cast ballots in either party’s primary election must vote only in the same party’s runoff election. Voters who did not cast ballots in the primary may vote in either party’s runoff election.

Q: My husband had an affair with another woman. It’s over now, I genuinely believe he’s truly sorry, and we’re working toward reconciliation. But as a somewhat embarrassing practical consideration – should he be tested for sexually transmitted infections (STI) and diseases?

The 1950s often are portrayed as a time of youthful exuberance and post-World War II suburbia happiness as the economic engine continued to hum along. And it was, of course, a magical time of growing up for those who are now in or approaching their eighth decade of circling the sun.

Boerne Art Waddle, celebrating its 10th year, begins Friday afternoon at Tusculum Brewing Company on the Hill Country Mile for a Meet the Artists reception from 4 to 7 p.m. Featured artist Katrina Gorman will be available to share her creative spirit and sign this year’s art poster inspired by her fabric painting “New Smiles.”

Beware. It’s here again.