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Now that we’ve put winter behind us — at least on the calendar — it’s time for us to think about sprucing up our homes, inside and out. But it also may be time to do some financial spring cleaning.

When you wear the badge, it can become all-encompassing. The stress and experiences we face at work, in many cases, come home with us at the end of the shift. How we process our experiences can be hard for many people in the public to fully grasp.

The Geneva School of Boerne Eighth Grade Oratory Contest is a highlight of the Logic School experience. This competition began in 2007 and has become a tradition in which each student memorizes a piece from a selection of historic poems and speeches and delivers the prepared recitation in front of a panel of judges. The Oratory Contest is a precursor to the Senior Thesis which students prepare and present at the culmination of their Geneva education.

A sprawling development at Dietz-Elkhorn Road that includes a new H-E-B, retail and housing could mean more business for the area but also more traffic woes for nearby Fair Oaks Ranch.

AUSTIN– Senator Donna Campbell, MD (R-New Braunfels) has reintroduced the Small Business Protection Act (SB 130) to protect small businesses from unlawful city and county ordinances that dictate specific benefits private businesses must provide to their employees.

Purple Heart parking now at Bergheim VFD, Boerne PD

While the Das Greenhaus business incubator idea was born from the minds of Boerne Kendall County Economic Development Corp. members, the newly formed nonprofit is operated separately from the EDC.

BOERNE – There’s going to be a new mayor in town as Tim Handren formally announced he won’t be sitting on the City Council dais next term.

FAIR OAKS RANCH – The city is excited to announce that the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) presented the City with its Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting (PAFR Award) for its Popular Annual Financial Report for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2021

AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott last night highlighted rural support for parental rights and school choice at a Parent Empowerment Night at Grace Community School in Tyler. Addressing over 500 local parents, teachers, and students in a packed gymnasium, the Governor pledged to empower Texas parents with the right to choose the best education opportunities for their child’s needs.

Who doesn’t love a circus? We never outgrow the awe and delight we feel at witnessing such spectacle. 

You are likely well aware of the tax benefits that come from donating to charity during your lifetime—donations to charity are tax-deductible.