Belle of the Ball 2019
The 4th Annual 2019 Bulverde Belle of the Ball Prom Dress Project was a smashing success! Our Boutique weekend started with a bang with girls waiting to get in when we opened the doors at 9:00! On Saturday morning, we had seven fitting rooms filled with giggling girls and a line through the Boutique awaiting their turns. Our community made sure that the girls had plenty of dresses to try on…we had approximately 700 dresses in stock. Sixty five girls purchased at least one dress and as a result,
News Release: 4/17/2019Canyon Lake High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team Makes School History, Wins R
The Canyon Lake High School Boys Varsity Soccer team just made school history with its win in the regional final on Saturday, April 13. The team now has its sights on playing in the 4A State UIL tournament Wednesday, April 17, in Georgetown. The Hawks are set to play Midlothian Heritage at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for the semi-final game in the 2019 Boys Soccer State Championship. The winner will move on to play in the final state championship game. The varsity team won back-to-back regional games in order to
Spring Branch Middle School - 20th Anniversary Celebration
Dear Wrangler Community, This year marks the 20th anniversary of Spring Branch Middle School. We hope you will help us celebrate this momentous occasion on May 7. Our amazing PTA is sponsoring a community celebratory event from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. We will begin the evening on the football field with fun and food! There will be many booths showcasing the wonderful things happening at SBMS; Face Painting, Washers, Crafts, Karaoke, Giant Jenga, Spike Ball, Cupcake Walk, CO2 Car Races and much, much more!
The Sport of Fencing Gains Momentum in Comal ISD
While fencing was one of the first sports to by played in the Olympics, only a handful of Texas high schools have teams. High school students in the Comal Independent School District, however, are trying to change that, paving the way for the future of the sport in public schools.While fencing is not a UIL sponsored sport, it has become an important part of Comal ISD's intramural sports and now boasts teams at Memorial Early College High School (MECHS) and Canyon Lake High School (CLHS).In fact, these teams
Business Incubator Class Expands Next Year
The Comal Independent School District launched a pilot business program at Smithson Valley High School this past fall. The Business INCubator class was designed for students with an entrepreneurial spirit and a dream to own their own business one day. With a successful year almost completed, the district has announced that the program will be offered next year at Canyon High School and Canyon Lake High School as well as SVHS. The class gives students an opportunity to create and fully develop their own
Control the Bleed Empowers Young Teens to Say Something, Do Something
Instead of running, dancing or exercising during physical education, athletics and dance class recently, every middle school student in the Comal Independent School District, that’s 5,642 total, learned hands-only CPR, tourniquet application and how to use the emergency 911 system. As part of the national Stop the Bleed initiative, Comal ISD partners with the Healthcare, Innovations, and Sciences (H.I.S.) Centre in Bulverde to teach students to “see something and do something.” “Control the Bleed is
Close Your Local Land Transaction With Your Local Lawyer
The Law Office of Jason M. Rammel, P.C. now offers title insurance and closing services as an approved attorney for Texas Lone Star Title. Services include reviewing the title commitment, document preparation, resolution of title and closing issues, and conducting closings for residential, commercial, and farm and ranch transactions in Comal County and statewide. Closings can be conducted remotely or at our offices located in Faithville Park, 17080 Highway 45 W, Suite 108-B, Spring Branch, Texas. Jason
Canyon High Students Glimpse Future Careers with Construction Internships
Comal Independent School District developed a pilot program at Canyon High School this year in response to the growing need for skilled workers in the construction industry. The Architecture/Construction graduation pathway has allowed students interested in a career in construction to literally, cinch up a tool belt, roll up their sleeves and work for a local construction company, gaining real-life experience.Both students and business partners agree; the construction pilot program at Canyon High is a big
Tree Lighting is a work of Art
Tree Lighting is a work of Art Want to enjoy your property and trees at night? Often when you think of outdoor lighting, you think of highlighting the features of your home. Trees are often a lower priority but tree lighting can make such a dramatic difference. Just one light can make your tree a piece of art! There are two main types of tree lighting; up lighting and down lighting. Up lighting involves placing lighting fixtures at ground level where the light shines up into the tree. The light is
Three Comal ISD Students Qualify for Texas High School Rodeo State Finals
High school students across the state compete throughout the year in rodeos, in order, to qualify for the State Finals Rodeo, and this year, three Comal Independent School District students did just that.Three students from Comal ISD have qualified for the Texas High School Rodeo Association’s (THSRA) Finals Rodeo for Region VI. They will compete June 8-15 in Abilene.Canyon High School senior Emily Becker, Smithson Valley High School junior Megan Miller and SVHS sophomore Hannah Wittig competed in 12
Kiwanis Diaper Drive Delivery for St Jude's Children's Ranch
2019 totals this year for Kiwanis Diaper Drive for St Jude’s Children’s Ranch exceeded the drive last year thanks to the generous people of our communities with the donations of 11,976 Diapers and 16,474 wipes!This year we had two schools engaged in collection of diapers and wipes. Canyon Lake High School Student Council advisor Tina Platt contacted us after they read the article in the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung to be included in the drive. They collected 739 diapers and 536 wipes. Bracken Christen
Canyon Lake Water Service Company Announces Results of its Customer Survey
Canyon Lake, TX – SJWTX, Inc., doing business as Canyon Lake Water Service Company (CLWSC), today announced the results of its inaugural customer survey. The survey found that overall 81% of customers indicated they are either satisfied or very satisfied with CLWSC service. Customers also gave CLWSC particularly high marks for the services it provides:90% of survey respondents say CLWSC provides excellent or good professional and friendly customer service89% of survey respondents they feel the
2019-20 Comal ISD Academic Calendar approved
Mar. 1, 2019 — The Comal ISD Board of Trustees approved the 2019-2020 academic calendar during its February 27 board meeting. The District’s Calendar Committee, comprised of parents, students, teachers, and administrators spent the last several months developing two calendar options for the 2019-20 school year, taking into consideration the needs of students, staff and families, as well as any changes made at the state level. Comal ISD asked students, parents and staff to provide feedback regarding
Comal ISD Names District Teachers of the Year
Feb. 22 - Hoffmann Lane Elementary teacher Rishanne Frech and Spring Branch Middle teacher and coach Tyler Clements were named District Teachers of the Year for the Comal Independent School District. Frech was selected to represent elementary campuses, with Clements selected to represent secondary schools. Both District Teachers, along with 28 other teachers named Campus Teacher of the Year for their school, will be honored at Comal ISD’s annual Night of Stars banquet at the Freiheit Village Venue in
Timberwood Park Elementary Makes Paws-itively Awesome Donation to Benefit Local Humane Society
Second grade students fill two large vehicles with items to benefit local canine friends.San Antonio, TX - February 14, 2019 During the month of January, the students and staff Timberwood Park Elementary lined the halls with items collected for the benefit of the Bulverde Area Humane Society. Items included dog and cat food, cleaning supplies, and animal treats. Included with the donations was a large bag of dog food from a TPES family who themselves had adopted their family pet from the Bulverde Area
Fulltime Coach and Consultant in the Area
I'm excited to announce that Crosscutter Enterprises, Business Coaching and Consulting, is now operating fulltime and is here in the Bulverde/Spring Branch area to serve your business needs! I have over 25 years of experience in all manner of planning and improvement for businses of all sizes, types, and industries. I recently supported the Chamber with the development and implementation of their strategic plan. As a business owner, like you, I understand the challenges we face day-to-day and know ways
Smithson Valley Family Dentistry Celebrates One Year Anniversary
On January 26, 2019, Smithson Valley Family Dentistry celebrated their ONE YEAR in business!!! They have welcomed 1013 patients into their doors this past year, which is virtually unheard of for a brand new dental practice!! Dr. Jared Wright and his team are so thankful for a community that has embraced them, shared their experiences online, and been a part of this journey with them! They look forward to celebrating many more years!Smithson Valley Family Dentistry 18646 Forty-Six Parkway, Spring Branch,
2nd Annual Comal ISD Geography Bee Campus Honorees
The 2nd Annual Comal ISD Geography Bee wrapped up on Tuesday with the final middle school campus competition at Church Hill Middle School. The campus champions are now eligible to take the National Geographic online qualifying test to determine if they advance to the state contest in Bedford, Texas. The seven Comal ISD middle school champions along with second and third place honorees include the following sixth grade students per campus. Danville Middle School's Geography Bee champion was Logan
Special Guests visit Kinder Ranch Elementary
January 22, 2019 – Two special guests made a visit to Kinder Ranch Elementary school on January 15, sharing their new children’s book All Around Us. Author Xelena Gonzáles and Illustrator Adriana M. Garcia spent the day showcasing their latest work to each grade level by reading the book and doing some Tai Chi, retelling the colorful story through movement. While Gonzáles read the book, Garcia worked on a secret illustration to share with the students. She selected one student from each group to bring to
Kiwanis club holds Diaper Drive
, Kiwanis Diaper Drive for St. Jude's Children's Ranch kicks off on February 1, 2019. The month of February is designated as Have a Heart for the children most in need in our community. Join us in collecting diapers for them at the following locations in Bulverde/Spring Branch: Bracken Christian School, Broadway Bank, Bulverde Spring Branch Fire & EMS, Chick's Prime Meat Market, First United Bank, Massage Heights, Police Department of Bulverde, Rebecca Creek Baptist Church , Reliance
Road Department’s daily plan moves online
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, JANUARY 18, 2019: NEW BRAUNFELS — Comal County’s daily road-maintenance plan is now available in map form online to help residents better plan for potential disruptions or distractions on their commute. The daily plan comprises the road-maintenance projects county crews are scheduled to work on that day. By visiting the Comal County Engineer’s Office webpage, www.cceo.org, residents can see where in the county crews are expected to be and get more details about what they’ll be
2nd Annual Comal ISD Geography Bee, Underway
About 70 middle school students in the Comal Independent School District are competing for the honor of being named the champion of their campus Geography Bee. Ten students from each of Comal ISD’s seven middle schools qualified to compete in their campus’ Geography Bee after taking a district qualifying test, explained Patricia Nieto, the district’s social studies/world languages curriculum coordinator.Comal Independent School District’s 2nd Annual Geography Bee campus winners for Mountain Valley
Extension Office conducts spring classes, workshops
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, JANUARY 11, 2019: NEW BRAUNFELS — From cooking to cacti, the Comal County Extension Office is hosting regular workshops and classes this spring for residents interested in learning more about their health, their food or their surroundings. Residents can call the Comal County office of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service at 830-620-3440 for more information and, except where noted, to register: Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 16, extension agent Krystal Snider will teach four
Comal County Commissioner Webb receives TxDOT 2019 Road Hand Award
Section from the Monday, January 7, 2019 Edition Commissioner Webb receives TxDOT 2019 Road Hand Award Photo Courtesy of TxDOT - Laredo District - Commissioner Webb (third from right)The Texas Department of Transportation recognized Comal County Precinct 3 Commissioner Kevin Webb as one of three statewide winners of TxDOT's 2019 Road Hand Award at a breakfast held today as part of a statewide forum in Austin. “Every year, the TxDOT commission selects officials who have given their time and effort in
Sam Roberts wins Photography Awards
Congratulations to Sam Roberts of Sam Roberts Photography!!! In December, the San Antonio Photographers Organization had their annual awards banquet in Downtown San Antonio at a restaurant on the River Walk.Sam Roberts with Sam Roberts Photography was honored to walk away with a few awards from the local guild's End of the Year Image Competition.
Firefighter/Paramedic Legacy Continues to Give to Others
Firefighter/Paramedic Legacy Continues to Give to OthersJennifer Achay Awarded Scholarship Spring Branch, TX, December 21, 2018 — The Brennan L. Livaudais Memorial Scholarship Committee selected Jennifer Achay as their 2018 award recipient. The Livaudais Scholarship was purposefully designed to assist those working toward a career in firefighting and paramedicine. Mr. Steve Stevenson, Chairman of the Board, said, “Jennifer is precisely the type of hard working, selfless individual we need in this
Cowboy Cleaners Offers Expert Linen Service
Cowboy Cleaners Offers Expert Linen ServiceCowboy Cleaners has been in business for over 60 years. We are family owned and operated.For venues - We clean and press table linens. We take the time to check for stains and make sure each item is properly pressed. We can return the linens on hangers or neatly folded and wrapped. We can also wash, starch and press chef coats and aprons. We are a sull service drycleaners and can do all your specialty items. We will pick up and deliver to you at no cost.For
Timberwood Park Elementary Collects 629 Pounds in Annual Food Drive
Third grade students lead annual food drive learning lessons in leadership, generosity, and service. San Antonio, TX -December 28, 2018 During the month of November, third grade students at Timberwood Park Elementary held their annual food drive to benefit Provisions, a Bulverde based food pantry. Led by third grade teacher, Mrs. Julie Bice, the third grade students worked hard to collect non perishables to help stock the shelves at the pantry. Bice stated “Our 3rd grade food drive was a huge success!
Comal ISD Implements Clear-Bag Procedure for High School Athletic Venues
Dec. 21, 2018 – As part of its work to continually improve district safety and security for students, staff and visitors, the Comal Independent School District is implementing a clear-bag requirement for all high school athletic venues beginning Jan. 7. Any visitor, spectator or patron attending an event at a Canyon, Canyon Lake, or Smithson Valley High School’s athletic venue will be required to follow this procedure. The procedure does not apply to middle or elementary campuses, but it does apply to all
National Signing Day for Six SVHS Athletes
Six players at Smithson Valley High School signed national letters of intent to play at the next level on December 19. They were:Levi Williams - Football (University of Houston)Rodney Copney - Football (Texas State University)Mason Reid - Football (University of North Texas)Hannah Kollmansberger - Softball (Schreiner University)Tyler Horn - Golf (Dodge City Community College)Preston Jones - Baseball (Fort Scott Community College)
Master Gardeners break record with food pantry donations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, DECEMBER 17, 2018: NEW BRAUNFELS — Comal County’s Master Gardeners in 2018 donated a record 6,310 pounds and counting of produce to food pantries in the county. The total beats last year’s record of about 6,100 pounds, said Sam Norris, who coordinates the efforts of the Comal Master Gardeners, whose members volunteer their time growing food in the demonstration garden at the Comal County office of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The Master Gardeners donate to
Helping Holiday Wishes Come True
This year the Bulverde/Spring Branch Angels will make the dreams of more than 420 kids come true this holiday season. With 15 decorated trees spread across the Bulverde/Spring Branch community including several at Comal ISD schools, the Angels will give kids from birth to 18 years of age a reason to smile this year with gifts under their trees.Founder of the community service organization, Cindy Hurst, a retired Comal ISD school counselor, explained that the Angels have been serving the Bulverde/Spring
Smithson Valley High JROTC and girls basketball lead successful toy drive
The Smithson Valley High JROTC and girls basketball teams held a very successful toy drive for Toys For Tots as part of their Community Outreach Project for SVHS. Throughout the month of November they collected new, unwrapped toys, and presented approximately 200 toys to Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Dahlin, coordinator for the 2018 San Antonio Toys For Tots campaign, on December 5. The JROTC also helped load the toys, completing filling up the bed of Gygt. Dahlin’s truck. The group plans to collect even more toys
Friends of Guadalupe River State Park & Honey Creek SNA Winter Newsletter 2018
CLICK HERE FOR PDF VERSION OF NEWSLETTER 2018 WINTER NEWSLETTERFOR THE REST OF THE STORY, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR A PDF VERSION ON THE NEWSLETTER. WINTER NEWSLETTER
Indian Springs Second Graders Make Centenarian’s Birthday Wish Come True
Twelve second graders from Indian Springs delivered 202 toys to Centenarian Gladys McLean in honor of her 101st birthday, doubling her wish for one toy for every year of her life. Gladys McLean wished to give 101 toys to children in need for her 101st birthday, and the second-grade class at Indian Springs Elementary School, a neighbor of McLean’s retirement home, Sodalis Stone Oak, took on the challenge with a toy drive. The centenarian’s wish came true Tuesday when about 12 second graders from the
All county land records, plats now available online
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, OCTOBER 30, 2018: NEW BRAUNFELS — A pair of initiatives in the Comal County Clerk’s Office have led to the online availability of hundreds of thousands of land records for public viewing. First, all official public records (OPR) dating to the establishment of Comal County in 1846 are now available for preview and potential purchase at comal.landrecordsonline.com. The records comprise deeds and deeds of trust, liens and lien releases, affidavits, water rights, easements, and
Comal ISD Coach Teaches More Than Just Football
Danville Middle School Head Athletic Coordinator and Football Coach Mike Broaddus made a play that would touch the heart of every fan in the stands at the last home game on October 10. He geared up his athletic managers Gage Dunivan, a 7th grade student with cerebral palsy, and Michael Driskell, an 8th grade student with disabilities, to make the first play for Danville to score a touchdown against Spring Branch Middle. Broaddus has a student athletic manager for his 7th and 8th grade football teams,
Homebound Teacher; Unsung Heroes
While their anthem song may be “On the Road Again,” their heart song is probably “Imagine” by John Lennon or “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. As they travel the backroads, highways and creek beds that make up the Comal Independent School District, they offer a unique perspective on education, students and families. They are the small team of homebound teachers who ensure that every child in the district receives an education. In photo (L-R): Comal ISD Homebound Teachers Sylvia
SpyderwareTech.com, one of the top 19 Best computer repair services for 2018
Expertise LLC, a research company from Seattle, WA has named SpyderwareTech.com, one of the top 19 “Best computer repair services for 2018”. Over two hundred and ninety-eight computer repair businesses throughout San Antonio and the Hill Country were validated and researched and SpyderwareTech.com made the list! Expertise LLC identifies the top service professionals in over 100 business categories across 1000 cities, covering 85% of the United States. To date, they have explored over 10 million business
Meet Dr. Charlie Majdalani, DDS
Dr. Charlie C. Majdalani, DDS Special Care General Dentist Dr. Charlie C. Majdalani is a native Texan. He was born and raised in San Antonio, TX. and attended Antonian High School. He moved to Austin, TX to attend the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned a Biomedical Engineering degree. He then earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery at the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio in 2016. Dr. Majdalani’s training involved variety of experiences where he ultimately learned to
Texas MedClinic opens 19th Location in Bulverde/Spring Branch
San Antonio urgent care pioneer Texas MedClinic opens 19th clinic in Spring BranchSeptember 4, 2018 Open 8 a.m.- 11 p.m. every day, clinic offers quality care, affordable price San Antonio, TX San Antonio urgent care pioneer Texas MedClinic continues growth in South Central Texas with the opening of its Spring Branch location, the 19th clinic in the urgent care chain. Located on US 281 South, a half mile north of the SH46 intersection, Texas MedClinic’s Spring Branch location is open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Comal ISD Receives Perfect Financial Integrity Mark From TEA
Comal ISD Chief Financial Officer, David Andersen, reported a perfect score for Comal ISD on the Texas Education Agency’s FIRST report (School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas) at its September Board Meeting. This year, the district received 100 out of a 100 possible points, earning a Superior Achievement rating for the seventeenth year in a row. The FIRST report ensures that all Texas public schools are held accountable for the quality of their financial management practices. Based on their
“Because I said I would” movement comes to Comal ISD once again
Comal ISD received a special visit from Alex Sheen on September 27, one that students from all four high schools and seven middle schools will not forget. Sheen is the founder of the worldwide social movement “because I said I would,” a nonprofit dedicated to the betterment of humanity through promises made and kept. It was the death of Sheen’s father Al, the man he looked up to most in life, that sparked the worldwide movement that is being filled one promise at a time today. While delivering Al’s eulogy
Faces of Childhood Cancer Why Comal ISD Goes Gold for Cancer Childhood Awareness
While 175,000 children ages 14 and under are diagnosed with cancer annually worldwide, more than 80 percent of U.S. childhood cancer patients are long-term survivors. Comal ISD students and families have been affected directly with this disease which is why we have gone gold for September and ask everyone to wear gold on Wednesday, Sept. 26. Here are a couple of student stories. Mo’s storyMaureen ‘Mo’ Colligan just turned 13, and she has been fighting cancer for almost two years. Her initial diagnosis of
Danville Middle School Dedication Ceremony
Comal ISD personnel, board of trustees, parents, students, and other community members gathered at Danville Middle School on September 20 for the dedication of the new school. Various groups participated in this celebration including one very special group, the original Danville School alumni. Other participating groups included Boy Scout Troop #828, the Danville Middle School band, cheer, dance, and choir, as well as the Comal Education Foundation and Danville PTSA. It was a successful evening and
Pieper Ranch Middle School Dedication Ceremony
Comal ISD personnel, Board of Trustees, parents, students, and other community members came together on Monday, September 17 to celebrate the dedication of Pieper Ranch Middle School. Various groups participated in the program including Boy Scout Troop #1776, the Pieper Ranch PTSA, cheer, dance, and 8th grade choir, as well as the Comal Education Foundation. The American Legion Post 179 also presented principal Scott Hammond with an American Flag. The program concluded with a ceremonial cutting of
Twenty Comal ISD 4th-8th Grade Students Participate in 2018 Lone Star Leadership Academy Camps
Twenty outstanding Comal ISD 4th-8th graders participated in Education in Action’s summer 2018 Lone Star Leadership Academy camps. These young leaders were selected for the Lone Star Leadership Academy camps based on demonstrated academic success and leadership ability, an educator recommendation, and involvement in school/community activities. The participating students, representing communities across Texas, traveled to Dallas/Fort Worth (4th, 5th & 6th graders), Austin/San Antonio (5th, 6th & 7th
S.T.A.G.E., Inc. 2018 Awards
The 39th Annual Awards were held on Sunday, August 12, 2018. It was an evening of delicious food and great entertainment. The St. Genesius Award, the highest award given by the Board of Directors, was awarded to Mona Klein of Bulverde. Mona has been the Corporate Manager at S.T.A.G.E. for the last 4 years. She has been instrumental in the remodeling of the theater, bringing online ticketing and credit card use to the patrons, and modernizing office programs and procedures. In addition, Mona worked to
Comal ISD Hires Director of Safety & Security
As students and parents prepare for back to school, the Comal Independent School District welcomes its first Director of Safety and Security, Joe McKenna, Ph.D. McKenna is leaving his post as the associate director of research and education at Texas State University’s Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) to take on this new role for the district. McKenna brings more than six years of experience with the TxSSC, which serves as a clearinghouse for the dissemination of safety and security information through
Andrew Kim named 2018 Texas PTA Superintendent of the Year
Each year, the Texas PTA recognizes a handful of outstanding educators who exemplify its mission of making every child’s potential a reality. This year, Comal ISD’s Andrew Kim was named the 2018 Texas PTA Superintendent of the Year for his dedication to every student’s education. The announcement was made by the Texas PTA earlier this month, and Kim was presented the award this past weekend at LAUNCH 2018 in Dallas. LAUNCH is an annual conference for Texas PTA members. One of Kim’s nine nominations
BSB Chamber Recognized For Media and Communications Excellence
Bulverde/Spring Branch Area Chamber of Commerce Recognized For Media and Communications Excellence Grapevine, TX—Local Chambers from across the state of Texas convened Tuesday, June 19, 2018 for the Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives (TCCE) Annual Excellence Awards. The awards honor organizations for exceptional efforts in marketing, communications and media outreach. Awards are judged in seven categories: Outstanding Chamber Map, Outstanding Brochure, Outstanding Magazine or Directory, Excellence
Bracken Named Best In State
Bracken Christian School in Bulverde wins best in state Class 1A private school in Texas for the 2017-2018 school year. On June 6th, Bracken Christian School was awarded The Henderson Championship Cup for their cumulative score in the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) competitions. This award includes points earned in art, academics, vocal and instrumental music, and various sports competitions from district through state level. This may be the Bracken Christian School
Welcome to the Mercy Wellness Clinic Team
We'd love to introduce our two newest staff members here at Mercy Wellness Clinic, Riley and Parker! Riley is taking up the role of marketing director, so you will likely see him around as he delivers business cards and helps to get our name out in the community. Parker is our head lab technician, so he's our man for assisting with blood work and many of the other tests that we run to make sure our patients stay in tip top shape. Come on in to say hi, and all our happy staff will ensure you have a
Warrior Track Team Continues A Strong Season
Bracken Christian School posted huge results at the TAPPS 1A South Regional meet in Webster, Texas this past weekend! The girls clinched the regional championship win for the second year in a row, and the boys brought home regional runner-up also for the second year in a row. School history was made when Marlee Dockery qualified for the second year in all five of her events for the state meet making her a 10x state event qualifier in two years. Several outstanding individual performances were by
SVHS National Signing Day: Twelve players in five sports sign scholarships
Twelve players at Smithson Valley High School signed national letters of intent to play at the next level on April 11. Taylor Green Hayley Oatman Brance Anderson They were: Caitie Mansker – Swimming (Indiana State University), Avery Wilson – Swimming (Adams State University), Cordrick Sabbatini – Soccer (LeTourneau University), Kayci Peak – Soccer (Hardin–Simmons University), Kaitlyn Bamgarner – Soccer (University of Texas at San Antonio), Gaby Valdez – Soccer (Erskine College), Hayley
Texas 46 BBQ is open for Business
Cuatro Kowalski, who also owns Freedmen’s in Austin, has brought his love for BBQ to the Spring Branch/Bulverde community with the reopening of Texas 46 in February 2018. Cuatro and his team would like to invite you to come out and enjoy a great meal. The pit masters at Texas 46 BBQ smoke meats low and slow. Using post oak wood in four 1,000-gallon offset smokers, each about 20 feet long, minimally seasoning the barbecue so that the meat is the star of the show. And they have four
Five SVHS NJROTC cadets receive scholarship checks
Five Smithson Valley High School NJROTC cadets were presented with scholarship checks on March 27 by Petty Officer First Class Steven Camacho. Pictured are students Asia Sanders, Kami Matthews, Logan Marraro, Joseph Miller, and Lucas Stewart with their large scholarship checks totaling $742,000.
