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Hill Country Council for the Arts, Art Af terHours 2023, Tuesday evenings, 7: 00-- 9: 00pm; The Classroom at The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road, Boerne. Art After Hours was created to offer participants “a taste” of a variety of applied arts methodologies. Class size limited, supplies included. $30 HCCArts Members, $35 Non-members. Send email inquiries to president@ hccarts. org or call Paula at 210-269-8349.

Summer is a fickle friend. Much, much does she promise when first she blazes gloriously to life—endless sun-drenched days of leisure, school a distant memory to be drowned by daily dips in the pool. Ah, but summer’s fidelity is fleeting, for all too soon she slips away. Suddenly, shockingly, a child’s carefree world is filled with binders and backpacks as the imminent regime of school creeps ever closer.

JULY 29

TOP 3 – 2023

BOERNE - On July 24, Kendall County Commissioners unanimously approved a two-month contract with Inspiration Logistics to start the Wireless Emergency Notification System, effective immediately.

Victoria Schoch said Monday’s Boerne ISD new teacher orientation proved “to me, you can always come home.”

FAIR OAKS RANCH – The Municipal Development District board of directors agreed to extend the timeline and price tag of a project to build a civic center.

TxDOT joining law enforcement for ‘Be Safe. Drive Smart’ effort

AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott last weekk celebrated the dominance of the state’s jobs economy following the release of June employment data showing that Texas again leads the nation for jobs added over the last 12 months.

BANDERA - A 20-yearold male was arrested and booked in the Bandera County Jail last week after escaping authorities, assaulting and robbing a 74-year-old man and robbing a Lakehills business.

Most investors are aware of the different types of stocks: big-company, small-company, technology, international and so on. And it may be a good idea to own a mix of these stocks as part of your overall investment portfolio.

Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District enacted Stage 4 drought emergency measures for its Kendall County customers.