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The Boerne ISD Boys Basketball Camp took place recently at Champion High School. It’s been the largest camp of the summer so far with about 260 young men attending. The week-long camp was conducted by coaches and former players from both Champion and Boerne high schools.

The Boerne ISD Girls Basketball Camp took place recently at Champion High School. About 160 young ladies showed up to work on their basketball skills. The week-long camp was conducted by coaches and former players from both Champion and Boerne high schools.

Maximus Cavazos of Boerne Champion High School is playing in the fourth annual National High School Golf Association Invitational at the Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, North Carolina, Monday through Wednesday, July 11-13.

The recent Fourth of July holiday offered numerous opportunities for Texans to enjoy the summer sun and water during the heart of boating season. Now more than ever, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is urging boaters to do their part to fight back against aquatic invasive species that threaten Texas lakes.

Lauren Marshall of Boerne recently spent part of a morning at City Park to practice her dancing ng skills on rollerskates. She used the concrete pad the playground to twist, near turn, spin and glide while maneuvering on her skates. Star photos by Keith E. Domke

As the hot and dry summer weather continues, Boerne Utilities has created a new way to report suspected water violations from its water customers.

Eleven Boerne Police officers were promoted Thursday morning in what Chief Steve Perez believes was a record-setting ceremony, including four experienced officers who were promoted to the newly formed corporal rank. Four officers also were advanced to sergeant and three were promoted to lieutenant.

A presentation from a committee of attorneys tasked with reviewing the legislation that last year established the Kendall County Court at Law has led commissioners to consider reshaping the new court’s jurisdiction.

Carolyn Chipman Evans, CEO of the Cibolo Center for Convervastion, pictured center in blue and white top, is joined at her left by Winell Herron, H-E-B’s group vice president of public affairs, diversity, and enviromental affairs, as well as partners and staff from both organizations and children from the Cibolo’s Summer Camp and Nest Nature school as they celebrate the riboon-cutting of H-E-B Learning Lawn at Herf on June 30. Submitted photo Submitted photo