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The Geneva School of Boerne girls basketball team kept its perfect district record in tact Tuesday when they visited St. Michael’s but the Eagles were tested by the Crusaders.

After having a bye last Friday, the Boerne Champion girls basketball team returned to action Tuesday by hosting Dripping Springs at Charger Gym.

There was only one goal scored when the Boerne High boys soccer team hosted 6A New Braunfels at BISD Stadium and it was the Greyhounds who tallied it late in Tuesday’s match.

Boerne Champion kicked off boys district soccer action Tuesday night at home by hosting New Braunfels Canyon.

Boerne High hosted Fredericksburg in boys basketball Tuesday night and the rivalry that has historically produced close games over the years turned into a blowout for the Greyhounds.

It may only be the first month of the season but the Boerne High’s girls soccer team seems to be firing on all cylinders.

Bob Dress used an A-Wedge on hole No. 3 at Tapatio Springs for his 6th career ace. Dress was hitting from the white tees and the shot was witnessed by Jody Wyse and Pat Childress. Submitted photo

The Geneva School of Boerne boys basketball team played two district games and split the two.

Boerne Champion emerged with a victory at Dripping Springs Tuesday night in boys basketball as the Chargers began the second round of 26-5A action.

Three suspects led Boerne police officers, Kendall County Sheriff’s Office deputies and state troopers on a multi-county chase last Saturday before fleeing on foot. So far, two of the three suspects have been arrested, but one remains at large.

Earlier this month, Kronkosky Place received a $75,000 check from the Kendall County Commissioners Court to purchase a new handicap-accessible van to continue to provide transportation for seniors. The funding was part of the American Rescue Plan Act which was allocated to Kendall County. Kronkosky Place is an activity center that provides an environment for anyone age 55 and up to participate in leisurely and engaging activities. The transportation program has been an ongoing lifeline for many seniors in the community. KPlace transportation facilitates rides for seniors to and from the center to the grocery store, doctors’ appointments and other essential errands in the local community and will now be able to assist those living with a disability. Pictured are, from left, Nutrition Program Director Jonathan Rivera, CEO Olivia Burdick, Development Director Jenny Settle, Activity Coordinator Carol Hitchler, Transportation Coordinator Chris Anger, Meals on Wheels Coordinator Linda De La Fuente and Bookkeeper Karla Anger. Submitted photo

The Patrick Heath Public Library welcomed Dwight and his owner, Marty Chapman, left above, for a special PAWS for Reading event this past Saturday as children had the opportunity to read and share a story with a trained therapy dog. Recent studies have shown the enormous benefits of sharing a book with a dog as children gain confidence in their reading and oratory skills by doing so. The library plans to host the event monthly.