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MAY 27

A mountain of evidence presented against Kendall Batchelor during her trial on a charge of intoxication manslaughter resulted in a jury handing down the maximum sentence: 20 years behind bars and a $10,000 fine.

JOURDANTON – Last Thursday’s one-game playoff pitted Boerne and Alice as the No. 3 Coyotes and No. 5 Lady Greyhounds battled to see which team would advance to the regional finals or fifth round.

SAN ANTONIO – Boerne Champion proved it can score in bunches during last week’s series sweep of Smithson Valley in the third round of the 5A baseball playoffs.

MARION – Boerne High played a doubleheader with Navarro on Friday and won both games to close out their best-of-three series in one day.

The Chargers held its annual Champion Navy vs. White Spring Football Game last week. It was the first for Blane Ellis as the head coach.

The Boerne High boys golf team and one member from the Charger golf team are competing at their respective state tournaments this week.

Sentence could be delivered Friday

The Rotary Club of Boerne ( Noontime) is one of three Rotary Clubs that support Blessings in a Backpack, a nonprofit organization. For ten years this organization has been providing weekend food packages consisting of two breakfasts, two lunches and several snacks to children living in poverty who are enrolled in the Federal Meal Program. This year Blessings saw an increase of 25% in the number of requests for assistance. With a yearly budget of $180,000 they provide an average of 575 food packages to students in all 13 Boerne schools. Blessings in a Backpack is part of a national organization that is a 501c3 with an oversight Board of Directors and this local chapter is fully run by volunteers and has no overhead expenses.

build arch over cemetery entrance

Raising adorable puppies can be as challenging as it is exciting, especially because of the speed at which they are developing, both physically and mentally. So, knowing the general timeline of their growth can help owners prepare to meet a puppy’s evolving needs.

AUSTIN — Governor Greg Abbott today thanked Texas National Guard soldiers and Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers for their selfless service at the southern border and provided an update on Texas' response to the ongoing border crisis during a press conference in Brownsville. During the Governor’s visit to the Texas-Mexico border, he applauded the hardworking men and women of Operation Lone Star, serving as part of Texas’ unprecedented response to fill in the gaps created by President Joe Biden’s reckless open border policies.