Bicycles are becoming a more familiar presence on urban and rural roads as riders brave the Texas summer heat, aggressive drivers and daunting roads. Some do so out of necessity, but others are dumping their automobiles for pedal power by choice.
Leslie Shure relies on her bicycle with side baskets for grocery shopping in Boerne. Photo by David Basarich
Thursday - Methodist Children's Home will present an informational meeting on foster child care from 6 to 8 p.m. Read more here.
Friday - Boerne Community Theatre presents ''A Little Off the Top,'' a comedy by Texas playwright Carl Williams at Boerne Community Theatre, 907 E. Blanco. Read more here.
Summer Fun Tips: It's hot. Gas is expensive. The kids are bored and want somewhere to go. What's a parent to do? Read more here.
Animal Safety Tips: As hot weather has descended upon South Texas, every dog owner should know their dogs are at risk for heat stroke if left to play or exercise outside for too long. Read more here.
Neighborhood residents, city officials and local dignitaries gathered July 12 for the dedication of Cibolo’s newest park, which pays tribute to those men and women who have served and died for our country.
Whitney Orlando’s truck rumbles away from a red barn on her Sisterdale property, leaving behind a dog-themed operating room on her way to some area homes to see a variety of furry patients.
Anna Tolley, a 12-year-old student at Eisenhower Middle School, brought home a medal from the U.S. Fencing Association Summer National Championships in San Jose, Calif., in early July.
In “Entre la Carpa/Inside the Tent,” Adriana Garcia explores self-identity in a new series of large-scale paintings inspired by her family’s history with La Carpa Garcia.
After three days of budget hearings with 33 department heads, Comal County Commissioners are looking at a proposed budget of $48.4 million for fiscal year 2008-09.
Neighborhood residents, city officials and local dignitaries gathered July 12 for the dedication of Cibolo’s newest park, which pays tribute to those men and women who have served and died for our country. 
Whitney Orlando’s truck rumbles away from a red barn on her Sisterdale property, leaving behind a dog-themed operating room on her way to some area homes to see a variety of furry patients. 
Soaring gas prices are prompting many energy-conscious motorists to consider replacing what they’re currently driving with more fuel-efficient models. 
Anna Tolley, a 12-year-old student at Eisenhower Middle School, brought home a medal from the U.S. Fencing Association Summer National Championships in San Jose, Calif., in early July. 
In “Entre la Carpa/Inside the Tent,” Adriana Garcia explores self-identity in a new series of large-scale paintings inspired by her family’s history with La Carpa Garcia. 
After three days of budget hearings with 33 department heads, Comal County Commissioners are looking at a proposed budget of $48.4 million for fiscal year 2008-09. 
