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Lawrence Tucker Biedenharn passed into the loving arms of his Lord and Savior on July 25, 2023 surrounded by his beloved wife of 38 years, Carolyn, and his three children, Kahler, Tucker, and Allie.

AUSTIN - The Office of the Attorney General recently obtained a $10.76 million Final Judgment and Permanent Injunction against BINT Operations LLC (“Blessings in No Time”) and its owners, LaShonda and Marlon Moore of Frisco, Texas.

Firm Yield- Risky at Best

BOERNE POLICE DEPARTMENT July 19

The United States is playing Russian Roulette with our debt and our fiscal future.

ple driving go karts up and down the cul de sac, causing a ruckus. Law enforcement was unable to locate the individuals.

A ribbon cutting ceremony marked the entry of United Rentals into the Boerne Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, July

There’s a unique tool you can use to meet your charitable goals – and you don’t have to be wealthy. It’s a Donor-Advised Fund.

I started out my July article with the following: “Well, we’ve certainly had awful skies this entire spring, awful for astronomy that is. I love it when it rains and we had a lot of rain in April, May, and early June. However, that has meant very few nights of clear skies.”

Whether you are an aspiring artist or simply appreciate the arts, exploring trends in visual arts techniques can be fulfilling and fun. Our community’s interesting land- and city-views, vibrant colors, spirited artistic community, and tranquil atmosphere provide the perfect setting to find your passion and let loose with your creativity. Register for one or all at www.hccarts.org.

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.