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On the evening of Friday, May 31 hundreds of onlookers in a packed Panther Stadium watched the Blanco High School Class of 2019 cross the stage and receive their diplomas.
Amid a Texas sunset backdrop that lead into a warm and muggy evening, the Panther Band played the graduates to their seats to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance while the Board of Trustees watched from the stage.
Though graduating senior Joshua Neill was not in attendance after a major car accident that happened right af ...
It took three days, that included three road trips to the Jourdanton High School baseball stadium, sixteen innings, and a high school graduation mixed in the middle, for the Panthers to clinch the Region IV Conference 3A Championship against the Bishop Badgers. But the Panthers did just what needed to be done, at just the right time, to win the best-of-three series 2-0 and move themselves into the final four and the State Semifinals at Dell Diamond in Round Rock this week.
Game one of the s ...
We missed an opportunity to remind the community to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of our county Emergency Management personnel during the national EMS Week. A Facebook ad just doesn’t do justice to what our community owes the Blanco County EMS staff who tirelessly serve us with an extreme level of professionalism, commitment to high standards of care and speed of response that was tested this past week.
We listen to the scanner during very busy and hectic calls every week, and I ...
