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Boerne Champion continued district baseball action Tuesday night with a road trip to Dripping Springs and fell to the Tigers, 7-0.

The Comfort High track and field teams were in action at the Yellowjacket Relays in Llano recently.

The Boerne Champion boys soccer team was bumped from the playoff picture with Tuesday’s loss at Kerrville Tivy.

Angelo State University’s Ram Powerlifting Club hosted its first-ever home meet sanctioned by U.S.A. Powerlifting and eight club members earned first-place medals at the inaugural ASU Big Horn Bash held at the Houston Harte University Center.

Anglers who visit Canyon Lake will have additional fishing spots to target thanks to recently installed structures intended to improve the habitat of sport fish species including largemouth bass, crappie and sunfish.

The Cibolo Center for Conservation played host to its Spring Break Camp this week as about 50 youngsters attended and experienced the outdoors at both the nature center and Herff Farm. 

A consulting agency helping Fair Oaks Ranch officials develop new water and wastewater utility rates may need to go back to the drawing board as several city council members were left scratching their heads after seeing rate recommendations earlier this month.

The countywide transportation committee began moving projects forward for final recommendation to the city on Tuesday, and several proposed roundabouts may be rolling out of favor.

Editor’s note: Second of a two-part series chronicling the history of Kendall County and its namesake, George Wilkins Kendall. Everything included in this story was taken from Bryden Moon’s March 5 presentation at the Patrick Heath Public Library.

It’s a difficult time for the newspaper industry.

Americans are seeing the highest rate of inflation in 40 years, resulting in a reduction of both their purchasing power and standard of living. This disproportionately impacts low-and middle-income families as they are forced to pay more for basic staples and food.

Editor’s note: This is a reprinted column from Jack Purcell’s “On the Journey” archives. It originally appeared in The Star in 2013.