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When it comes to estate planning, you’ve most likely heard people mention a couple of different types of wills. The most common is a “last will and testament,” or simply a “will.” But you may have also heard people talk about what’s called a “living will.”

The Cibolo Center for Conservation played host to its Spring Break Camp this week as about 50 youngsters attended and experienced the outdoors at both the nature center and Herff Farm. 

A consulting agency helping Fair Oaks Ranch officials develop new water and wastewater utility rates may need to go back to the drawing board as several city council members were left scratching their heads after seeing rate recommendations earlier this month.

The countywide transportation committee began moving projects forward for final recommendation to the city on Tuesday, and several proposed roundabouts may be rolling out of favor.

Editor’s note: Second of a two-part series chronicling the history of Kendall County and its namesake, George Wilkins Kendall. Everything included in this story was taken from Bryden Moon’s March 5 presentation at the Patrick Heath Public Library.

When you hear “estate planning,” what do you think of? For many people, these words evoke images of immense wealth.

The Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District continues its efforts to identify groundwater availability in the district and what that means for its regulations.

Deanie Jones of Boerne, one of the dozens of members of the Cibolo Creek Quilters Guild, spins some yarn on Saturday during the organization’s quilt show and sale at the Kuhlmann King Historic Complex. Jones said she has been quilting for about 40 years. The quilters guild showed off many of its members’ creations and did some other demonstrations during the show. Star photo by Keith E. Domke