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While the countywide transportation committee tasked with solving local traffic woes unanimously approved a policy statement last month, a couple of policy oversights were identified during last week’s meeting.

It appears there will be no Berges Fest or any kind of similar celebration on Father’s Day weekend this year.

Anti-gun violence protests were held in multiple cities across the state over the weekend, while the state has imposed additional measures designed to strengthen school security.

As I passed my tassel from right to left with the Boerne High School Class of 2022, I felt the breath of the past four years shared with my classmates brush through us with the slight evening wind. It was then that our adolescence ended as quickly as it had brought itself on. Fearfully, I recalled the many who had told me that high school would be the best years of my life, and with hope, I realized they wouldn’t be.

Q: I grew up in a very dysfunctional home. My parents hurt me in many ways. But now they’re aging and losing the ability to look after themselves. Given the past, I’m not sure how I feel about caring for them. What’s my obligation here?

Boerne police officer Cpl. Cheyenne Weber, who fatally shot 41-year-old Brandon Cruz in February, will not face any criminal charges in Kendall County after the grand jury met earlier this month and opted not to move forward in the case.

The Boerne Ukuladies and Gent recently performed for the lunch crowd at Kronkosky Place and played a variety of music selections in tune for Memorial Day. 

The Lower Colorado River Authority recently awarded more than $815,000 in Community Development Partnership Program grants, including one for an organization in Comfort, for a wide range of projects across LCRA’s wholesale electric, water and transmission service areas.

Are you looking for a unique food adventure? Do you want to expand your cooking skills? Do you want to impress friends and family?

This spring, five Boerne Independent School District students won first place in Incubator.edu@Boerne’s second annual entrepreneurial competition, receiving a check for $7,000 in recognition of their company’s comprehensive business plan.

Geneva School of Boerne Class of 2022 graduate Nicolas Siller received the Good Citizen Award from the George R. Kendall Chapter of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution. He was selected for his qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism and received a $1,000 scholarship as well as a Good Citizen pin.