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Flood Watch to expire Friday evening; More rain expected into weekend
A Flash Flood Watch for the region is set to expire at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, but the City of Boerne will continue to monitor the weather with additional rain in the forecast.
New monument honors Gold Star families, fallen service members at Boerne’s Veterans Plaza
Nearly 100 people gathered at Boerne’s Veterans Plaza on Sunday for the unveiling of a new monument honoring Gold Star families.
Boerne Book Festival returns to the library Saturday, Oct 3
The Boerne Book Festival is back Saturday, Oct. 3 with an exciting lineup of author discussion panels, children’s activities, vendors, and much more.
Early African American History in Kendall County: Cemeteries and Homesteads
The secluded Wren Cemetery, just three miles north of Boerne, is the final resting place for 122 African Americans starting from 1890. This is their story as we discovered it.
City employees honored for service, dedication to Boerne community
The annual event brings employees together across departments to celebrate collective achievements and individual excellence.
Improved FEMA rating means greater flood insurance savings in Boerne
Just weeks after historic flooding impacted the area, the City of Boerne has received an improved federal rating for its ongoing work to manage flood risk.
Crews to begin removing infected trees at Boerne Cemetery as part of safety enhancements
Starting the week of Monday, Sept. 21, crews will begin removing trees infected with oak wilt from the Boerne Cemetery.
New microchip scanning station helps lost pets find their way home
A new resource outside the Boerne Police Department is giving residents another way to help reunite lost pets with their families, at any time of day.
Cleanup along Cibolo Creek enters new phase following historic flood
Residents and visitors will see crews and large equipment working along Cibolo Creek in downtown Boerne to remove damaged trees and other debris left behind by the flood.
Boerne at Work: Customer Care sets the tone for residents
City Manager Ben Thatcher visits the Customer Care and Billing team to see how well they welcome residents and respond to their requests.
