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Q: My father is aging, and his senses aren’t as sharp as they were – but he still insists on driving. I feel increasingly responsible to protect him (and others). Do you think I should take the car keys away? If so, when? And how?

Partnerships and resource sharing are two words libraries enthusiastically embrace as they are vital to our efforts to stay connected to the communities we serve. We are always working to better understand the needs of all the populations we assist and to find ways to strengthen those relationships and help fill knowledge, development and technology gaps wherever possible.

The Cibolo celebrates 34 years of conservation, education, research and community on Earth Day, April 22.

Many expenses in life are unpredictable. But there are two things you know you’ll have to pay for: medical bills and retirement. You’ll probably need to take a variety of steps to meet these costs, but one financial instrument that can help is a health savings account (HSA).

The Texas Historical Commission has approved new THC subject markers for Kendall County that highlight two of its hidden county treasures, the Wren Cemetery and Camino Real San Saba (Camino Viejo) in Kendall County.

In preparation for Easter this Sunday, the city of Boerne Parks and Recreation Department is updating its list of prohibited activities at Boerne City Lake Park.

To this day, it’s still one of the most vivid dreams I can remember having.

On Easter Sunday, Christians worldwide celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which represents triumph over sin and death while providing an opportunity for eternal life.

Boerne and Champion high schools had a total of 45 students qualify for the 2022 UIL Academic Regional Tournament, thanks to stellar performances at the district competition.

The San Antonio Cattle Baron’s Gala is one of the significant sources of income for the local American Cancer Society which supports cancer research and programs that directly help cancer patients in local communities in South Texas.

Editor’s note: This is a reprinted column from Jack Purcell’s “On the Journey” archives. It originally appeared in The Star in 2013.

While the proprietors of Studio Comfort Texas, Jeannette MacDougall and Cara Hines, are no strangers to HCCArts, the gallery is new to the art partner membership. As such, HCCArts will announce the opening of new exhibits and workshops offered throughout the year.