Bill Dante , Chairman of the Board, Former Texas Rangers Foundation
How many of you are excited and looking forward to standing in really, really, long lines to see Santa Claus? Nobody, right? Maybe you are fortunate enough to reserve a time at the mall but when you arrive, your name is not on the list. Well, I have good news for you on how to avoid all of that!
The Texas Rangers Heritage Center in Fredericksburg has arranged for Santa Claus to be at the Pavilion on Saturday December the 4th starting at two o’clock and ending at four thirty on Highway 290 ...
Old Annex Office Solutions and Market helps you start fall off right. We have everything you need to head into October and the holidays ahead!
In our retail/office section there is some one to do your hair up right, dress you in the cutest new fashions, provide optimal internet for fall games and a custom home builder.
M Style has two of the best hair stylists in the county.
Blanco’s first annual Texas Marigold Festival blooms into being October 23rd with a week of multi-cultural celebrations of the glorious marigold. According to Libbey Aly, executive director of the Blanco Chamber of Commerce, we can credit this unique celebration of the marigold to Pamela and Frank Arnosky. She laughs affectionately when I ask for the festival’s origin story and says, “they got us into this mess.”
Pamela and Frank Arnosky of Arnosky Family Farms, the premier cut-flow ...
The places that leave impressions on us as children never really leave us; we take a bit of the spirit of those places with us in our hearts. Lisa Cullings Polk, owner of The Thing Is Boutique in Mason, loved the wonderful shop her Aunt Mimi owned when she was growing up in Pennsylvania.
After missing last year, the 2021 Comal County fair and rodeo in New Braunfels is back! This year’s fair takes place from September 18th thru the 26th at the Comal County fairgrounds.
There will be activities and entertainment for folks of all ages.
Fair events kick off with a barbecue cookoff Saturday, September 18th.
Pristine rivers, stunning limestone cliffs, colorful fields of wildflowers, and rolling hills blanketed in oak and pecan trees surround Junction, a quaint village on the western edge of the Texas Hill Country. Along with being a visual treat, these scenic environs provide a fantastic backdrop to a whole range of outdoor adventures.
It’s no secret that Llano loves its barbecue. Heck, every town in Texas loves barbecue. But in Llano, maybe the attraction runs just a little deeper than most places and, maybe the reason is as simple as saying, smelling and savoring Cooper’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que. Yep, since 1962 this (to many, essential) eatery has been dishing out deliciousness to locals and out-of-towners alike who can’t seem to get enough of its goodness.
Explore a prehistoric world through the eyes of a soaring pterosaur at the Science Mill’s newest interactive experience, Jurassic Flight 4D, which opens Saturday, May 29 during the museum’s Jurassic Experience event, an all-ages day of dinosaur activities at the Johnson City science museum.
Using an immersive VR headset and motion board, Jurassic Flight lets visitors explore a prehistoric world through the eyes of a soaring pterosaur.
Five years ago, Bart and Debbie Burkhard had a vision of turning the Old Blanco County Courthouse Annex in Johnson City into a place where local business owners could thrive and grow. Their plan was to offer beautiful office spaces at affordable rates so that small businesses could afford to succeed in Johnson City.
When they purchased the building, it was a maze of small rooms and had been used for years for various county offices.
Celebrating its 60th year, the Stonewall Chamber of Commerce is staged to kick off another Annual Peach JAMboree and Rodeo. Set at the Stonewall Chamber fairgrounds; the event is slated to begin June 17th and continues through June 19th, 2021.
Overall, Texas produces around 23 million pounds of peaches annually and Stonewall nurtures its long- standing legacy of being prime peach country.
