In observance of Prematurity Awareness throughout the month of November, Hill Country Memorial works to raise awareness for expectant mothers and their partners about good prenatal care and the birth resources available at HCM.
“In our community we work to decrease the incidence of premature births by educating moms and families on the benefits of prenatal care,” said Jennifer Woerner Dulaney, M.D., medical co-director of the HCM Obstetrics Department.
“There are incidences of premature d ...
The worst thanksgiving service I ever saw advertised was from a fellowship in Dripping Springs that had a special “Thanking the Earth” ceremony at their church. I also saw this bumper sticker: “Did you thank a green plant today?” I could not get it out of my head how far away from God these people must have been to go from thanking their Creator to thanking the creation.
Psalm 100 is subtitled “A Psalm of Thanksgiving,” and gives us four reminders on how to be thoughtfully thankful ...
11/25 HEB plus! 420 West Bandera Road, Boerne Bloodmobile in the parking lot 10:30am-4:00pm **all donors receive a $10 HEB gift card
11/25 HEB, 407 S Adams, Fredericksburg Bloodmobile in the parking lot 10am-4pm **all donors receive a $10 HEB gift card
11/26 EntertainMart formerly Hastings , 501 S Main, Kerrville Bloodmobile in the parking lot 11am-4pm **all donors receive a $10 HEB gift card
11/28 Boerne Academy, Bloodmobile on John’s Road by district offices 12:30pm-5:30pm
11/29 Salvation A ...
Larry Shannon Milner received his heavenly crown on November 20, 2016. He was born on May 22, 1937 to Mary Brownfield Milner and Murray Milner in Dallas, Texas.
Larry grew up in Dallas and Brownwood, Texas and proudly served two years aboard ship in the U.S. Navy. He graduated from the University of Texas with a Bachelors Degree in Government before beginning his incredible career journey.
I remember reading a letter to Ann Landers, the syndicated columnist who could solve everyone’s problems. A woman complained that she had just turned 40 and her life was over. How could anyone cope with being past life’s prime? Ms. Landers replied by publishing a letter she received from a young man in his early twenties who was suffering from a form of cancer that would inevitably, in a short time, end his life.
“I will never see age 40,” he said.
Friends of the Johnson City Library reopened their thrift shop as the Red Door Resale Shop on September 7. All proceeds from sales at the shop, after expenses, are designated to pay the balance on the Library loan.
The Friends of the Library says thank you to our community for its support of the Red Door Resale Shop with generous donations and purchases.
Cottonwood Shores/Horseshoe Bay/Marble Falls, TX – Back by popular demand, this holiday season the Hill Country Community Theatre will also be holding a very special event. “Hill Country Christmas on the Air” is a modern, old-fashioned radio variety show and sing-a-long.
“One of our goals here at the Hill Country Community Theatre is to provide even more entertainment for the community to enjoy,” said Mike Rademaekers the theatre’s executive director.
The Commissioners saw to routine business and heard a presentation for the Texas Housing Foundation at their regular meeting on November 8, 2016.
As first lines of business, Commissioners approved the last meeting’s minutes, the November payroll of $313,269.19 and Official reports. There were no inter-departmental line item transfers for this session.
On November 15 at 6:00 pm the Library’s Third Tuesday program will explore Westcave Preserve, one of Texas’ most exquisite and unknown places – and it is right here in our own backyard! The knowledgeable program leaders will be S. Christopher Caran and Elaine Davenport. Elaine and Chris have written a book, Discovering Westcave which takes readers on a walk through the beautiful preserve, unveiling the evolutionary past of its stunning natural features and acknowledging the many people wh ...
Investigation of Vintage Airstream Restoration and Charles Omalley continues as Omalley faces charges in Arizona.
On October 20, 2016 Johnson City Police Chief, Randy Holland delivered Charles Omalley to Arizona Law Enforcement Officials. Omalley will face charges in Arizona for Kidnapping of a Child and Sexual Assault of a Child.
Johnson City Police have also filed a felony warrant for Theft by Deception to hold Omalley if he is released from the Arizona Criminal Justice System.
