Volume 10, Issue 04: October 2017
BOERNE business monthly
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Texas Economy Knocked Down, But Not Out, By Harvey Stay Away from Frightful Investment Moves courtesy of Edward Jones
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BEC Selected to Provide Energy Solution in Liberia New Law Firm Opens in Boerne: Brock Upham Yost PLLC by Joe Lilli
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The Creativity Cannot Be Contained: Thriving Boerne Handmade Market Expands by Lauren Stumberg
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Christmas Light Fest: Drive-Thru Light Show Open Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve BEC Government-In-Action Youth Tour Ultimate Classic Cars Reveals New GT-427 Roadster at Texas State Fair
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OCTOBER 2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
EVERY SATURDAY THE FARMERS MARKET AT THE CIBOLO 9:00am to 1:00pm | 33 Herff Road – Boerne Shop fresh local produce, farm fresh eggs, breads, jams, jellies, local honey and Texas Hill Country arts & crafts at the historic Herff Farm at the Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne. Enjoy free live music, gardening classes, cooking demonstrations and children’s craft activities, too. OCTOBER 5 GBCC RIBBON CUTTING FOR BIOFINITY CHIROPRACTIC 1:30pm to 2:00pm 138 Old San Antonio Rd. Ste. 101 – Boerne WILD GAME DINNER KICKOFF MIXER sponsored by the Kendall County YAEC 5:00pm to 7:00pm Kendall County Youth Agriculture & Equestrian Center
648 FM 289 – Comfort OCTOBER 9 COLUMBUS DAY KENDALL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT 9:00am to 11:00am Kendall County Courthouse 201 E. San Antonio Ave. – Boerne OCTOBER 10 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 6:00pm to 8:00pm | City Council Chambers 124 Old San Antonio Road – Boerne OCTOBER 12 GBCC BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SPONSORED BY ST. HELENA’S 5:00pm to 7:00pm St. Helena’s Episcopal Church & School 108 Rock St. – Boerne
OCTOBER 12-14 JUST BETWEEN FRIENDS FALL SALE Thursday: 9:00am to 6:00pm Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday: 9:00am to 3:00pm ONE STOP, SHOP TIL YOU DROP AS MANY KID BRANDS AND ITEMS AS YOU CAN IMAGINE! For 3 days only at the Kendall County Fairgrounds Hall, to find a bargain hunters dream for everything your kids need. Be the savings super hero for your family! OCTOBER 14 GBCC RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR TRINITY ADULT & PEDIATRIC ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALISTS AND CRYOFIT 12:00pm to 12:30pm 110 E. Bandera Rd. – Boerne
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economy
Texas economy knocked down, but not out, by Harvey
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Despite the severe damage Hurricane Harvey caused along much of the Texas coast, Real Estate Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines says the state's economy should finish 2017 in good shape. "We were looking at the state to have a really strong 2017, and we really still are for most of the state," Gaines said. "Before the storm, exports were up, the housing market was doing well, jobs were being added, and we added close to 450,000 people to the state's population, about half of whom immigrated from other countries or other states. The hurricane is going to have some impact on that." Gaines said 2017 was projected to be another record year for home sales, with sales increasing 4 to 5 percent. "That's probably going to flatten out," he said. "Houston accounts for about 25 percent of the state's housing activity, and that's going to slow considerably for at least two or three months. Some of that is simply because the transaction infrastructure of the title companies, appraisers, mortgage lenders, and so forth is going to be overwhelmed for at least 30 to 60 days. "The August home sales numbers we just compiled showed Houston was down something like 26 percent, and Harvey didn't even hit until the last two or three days of the month. That tells us the market was starting to slow down anyway. The effects of Harvey are just going to exacerbate that slowdown." Prices, on the other hand, are not going to slow down—at least not much. "We were anticipating price increases of 5 to 6 percent before the storm," Gaines said. "Of course, we're going to lose some of the
measures from the Houston area. Statistically, for the state as a whole, we're probably going to still see price increases of between 4 and 5 percent." Gaines said the state's gross domestic product (GDP) will probably get knocked down a couple of tenths of a point from the lost productivity and output, particularly out of Houston and the coastal region. "Where we had anticipated GDP growth of somewhere around 3.5 or 3.6 percent, it'll probably come in at 3.3. or 3.4 percent," Gaines said. "But it's a temporary impact. We're expecting a strong bounceback in 2018. With the reconstruction activity and the amount of capital that will probably be flowing into the state for rebuilding and remodeling, we're anticipating that the state GDP growth for 2018 will move upward a couple tenths of a point more than we otherwise would have expected. And we were already anticipating a reasonably strong 2018. But that increase is just replacing lost wealth, not truly a net growth." BBM Information courtesy of Real Estate Center Online News boernebusinessmonthly.com
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Frightful Investment Moves
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Halloween is almost here. When you’re passing out candy, you’ll see many “scary” costumes that will probably just make you smile. But in real life, you can easily find some things that truly are frightening – such as bad investment moves. Here are a few that you’ll want to avoid: CHASING AFTER “HOT” STOCKS – Many so-called “experts” – not to mention your friends, neighbors, relatives and co-workers – are more than willing to provide you with “tips” on “hot” stocks. But by the time you hear about these stocks, they may already be cooling off – and, in any case, they may not have been appropriate for your needs in the first place. INVESTING TOO AGGRESSIVELY OR TOO CONSERVATIVELY – If you constantly worry about the value of your investment portfolio, and you lose sleep whenever the market drops sharply, you might be taking on too much risk for your own comfort – so you may need to invest somewhat less aggressively. Conversely, if you invest primarily in conservative, low-yielding investments because you think they will help you avoid losses, you might not achieve the long-term growth potential you need to help you reach your important financial goals, such as a comfortable retirement. When you invest, try to balance your need for growth with your personal tolerance for risk. FAILING TO DIVERSIFY – If you only own one type of financial asset, and a market downturn hits that asset class strongly, your portfolio will likely take a big hit. You can greatly reduce the effects of market volatility – and give yourself more chances for success – by spreading your money among a range of investments. (Keep in mind, though, that diversification can’t always guarantee profits or protect against all losses.) PAYING TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO TODAY’S NEWS – Unfortunately, many of the news items of today – or of any day – are more negative than positive. But as an investor, you don’t want to be forced into a “sky-is-falling” mentality, because such a mind-set could lead you to make rash, unwise decisions, such as selling quality investments too soon or staying out of the market altogether. Generally, no single event has truly long-term consequences for investors. Consider the recent “Brexit” vote – in the
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immediate aftermath, the markets fell sharply, but just a few weeks later, they hit all-time highs. That won’t happen with every newsworthy occurrence, but historically, the markets have shown resilience. So stay invested and follow a smart, long-term investment strategy that’s suitable for your situation – and look beyond today’s headlines. IGNORING OPPORTUNITIES – Are you taking full advantage of all the investment opportunities available to you? For example, are you contributing as much as you can afford to your 401(k) or similar employer-sponsored retirement plan? If not, you are underutilizing one of the best retirement savings vehicles around. At a minimum, put in enough to earn your employer’s matching contribution, if one is offered. You won’t always have the chance to participate in this type of tax-advantaged retirement plan – so make the most of it while it’s available. Halloween usually ends with few tricks and many treats. Steering clear of the scary investment moves described above can help you make steady progress toward your financial objectives. BBM
Ron Warden is a financial advisor for Edward Jones. 830.249.8286, www.edwardjones.com 1580 S. Main Street, Ste. 104 Boerne, Texas 78006
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SECOND SATURDAY ART BEAT 4:00pm to 8:00pm | Various Locations in Boerne Does the Love of Art Make Your Heart Beat Faster? Boerne shops and art galleries are teaming up to bring you a heart-racing fine art experience.Take a walk on the art side every second Saturday of the month. Look for the flashy banners displayed throughout Boerne. TEXAS TREASURES OCTOBER ART SHOW 4:00pm to 8:00pm 605 S. Main St. – Boerne Texas Treasures will be partnering with Boerne Cork & Keg to feature some special wine-picks and will be unveiling their newest artist Thomas Arvid!!! The show is open to the public and will be a part of this upcoming 2nd Saturday Art Beat! FAMILY CAMPOUT BOERNE CITY LAKE PARK Boerne City Lake Park 1 City Lake Rd. – Boerne Online PRE-Registration Required FREE It’s the ONE time out of the year that they close down the lake and camp out! You can start camping at 10:00am on Saturday. Fishing tournament starting at 3:00pm for those who want participant.You must register for fishing tournament on website.There will be prizes and raffles before dinner. Hot dogs and chips provided for dinner or bring your own. Breakfast ready at 8:00am Sunday morning. Breakfast sponsored by Random, Raffle Items sponsored by Jefferson Bank, Boerne. OCTOBER 14-15 THE KEY TO THE HILLS ROD RUN All Day Hill Country Mile – Boerne Pre-1949 coupes, sedans and roadsters delight onlookers and brighten Main Street. continued on page 21
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BEC Selected to provide Energy Solution in Liberia
Bandera Electric Cooperative was selected by NRECA International to design and procure a solar and energy storage solution for Totota, Liberia, located 160 km east of the capital, Monrovia. With a population of approximately 6,400, Totota is a rural community and is home to stores, workshops, restaurants, schools, clinics, churches, mosques and government offices. Despite the town’s status as a regional trading center, most households rely on dry cell batteries, lanterns and candles for illumination while a small number purchase electric service from individuals who own and operate small generators. BEC Solar, a subsidiary of Bandera Electric Cooperative, designed and procured a stand-alone 70 kW energy solution that will provide power to about 400 houses and businesses in Totota. The power system and utility will be owned by a local electric cooperative. This energy solution includes 220 solar panels, a lithium-ion battery storage solution capable of providing 90 kWh of energy, along with a back-up diesel generator. “Totota lacks the infrastructure and resources needed to sustain a reliable and effective power generation system” said Miguel Rivera, Renewable Energy Program Manager for BEC Solar. “This energy solution was designed to meet the challenges of
providing reliable electricity to a remote area.” The NRECA International team is currently implementing several Beyond The Grid (BTG) projects in rural Liberia for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). BTG is part of the U.S. Government’s Power Africa initiative, with the goal to spur stability and economic development by delivering reliable, predominantly renewable electricity to Liberia’s rural towns. “The team at Bandera Electric Cooperative understands the challenges we face in providing reliable electricity access to remote areas in Liberia,” said Dan Waddle, NRECA International senior vice president. “Having an American electric cooperative help us provide a reliable and affordable energy solution to another cooperative in Liberia demonstrates not just the ability to help, but the willingness to cross borders to help communities.” NRECA International, an affiliate of NRECA, has been working as a USAID partner since 1962. The American electric cooperative community supports NRECA International’s work through monetary contributions, material donations, and onthe-ground expertise, including sending hundreds of linemen, engineers and managers to volunteer on NRECA-sponsored projects.BBM
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After David Brock, Chad Upham, and Greg Yost leave their law office at 616 East Blanco Road, Suite 202B, in Boerne, they’re likely to run into a half-dozen clients who also happen to be their neighbors and friends. “A good portion of my clients become friends after the legal representation ends,” says Brock. “The legal industry is about relationships and trust first and foremost.” Each of the three attorneys take pride in the fact that many of their clients are repeat clients – some of them for many years. They believe it’s because they’ve earned their trust.
New Law Firm Opens in Boerne by Joseph Lilli | photos by Ron Pritchett
“And one thing is constant over the years – we’ve earned our clients’ trust by always providing value and excellence in the legal services we render,” remarks Upham. The partners also unanimously point to the elements of integrity and accountability. “Because we all live in a small community, we get to see our clients at church, in our children’s schools, in social settings, and organizations,” says Yost. “So we’re not only accountable to our clients, but all three of us are also accountable to each other and are committed to providing our clients the kind of legal representation they expect and deserve,” he adds.
NEWLY FORMED PARTNERSHIP
Although the law firm of Brock Upham Yost, PLLC is brand new, officially opening its doors this past July 5, the three attorneys have known each other for several years. Brock and Upham’s relationship goes back 17 years, while Upham and Yost actually worked together at another firm for a couple of years. The idea of the three of them partnering originated with Brock. After working with a couple of large San Antonio law firms before going solo
pictured (left to right): David Brock, Chad Upham & Greg Yost
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for 20 years, he desired to make a change. “I liked the flexibility of practicing solo, especially when my kids were young. But then I found myself wanting to be associated with other like-minded lawyers to bounce issues off of and to help with overflow work. So I came full circle on the idea of being involved in a firm,” Brock says. “I wanted to extract the benefits of a group of lawyers like diversity of practice areas, overhead sharing, and collateral support without requiring any attorney to have minimum billable hours. Our system is merit-based in the sense that you can work as much or as little as you want to. “I think that provides the opportunity for attorneys who want to work part-time or on a semi-retired basis, but at the same time take advantage of the benefits of a firm,” he adds. Brock approached Yost and Upham
who were practicing at other firms, and both were excited about the opportunity to form a partnership. “We were all at a crossroads in our careers, so the timing for us to partner was perfect,” remarks Upham. “And equally important, we all shared David’s vision of a law firm,” adds Yost. “That is, we all have a goal of representing our clients well, providing good value, being fair and honest, and maintaining the highest level of integrity.” Still another dimension of their partnership is their 55 years combined experience in several areas of law. Brock’s 33 years of practicing law includes experience in commercial real estate, business law, and oil & gas Chad Upham in which he’s represented banks, developers, public companies, professional athletes, singers, and property owners. Upham, meanwhile, brings 17 years’ experience in real estate, business, and oil & gas litigation as well as some trust and estate litigation. Yost’s five years’ experience includes work in commercial litigation, wills, estates and trust. “We’ve all been involved in litigation, that is, lawsuits in several different areas of the law, including even personal injury. And we’ve all provided transactional or litigation work over the years,” reports Upham. The firm primarily works in five major areas: commercial and personal injury litigation, real estate, David Brock oil & gas, probate and estate planning, and business. But for those clients needing legal help outside of those areas, they can easily refer them to attorneys who are able to help, thanks to the vast network of attorneys they’ve developed. To date, they’ve never done any marketing per se. All their business has been from word-of-mouth and referrals – which speaks to their ability and integrity as lawyers.
THE IDEAL LOCATION Greg Yost
The three lawyers chose Boerne as the perfect venue for their law firm with its appealing setting and lifestyle, and with all three having strong ties to the community. Although only Yost was raised in Boerne, Brock and Upham have long considered Boerne home after continued on page 18
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residing here for over 20 years. The firm also has clients and cases all over the State, but mostly in South, Central, and West Texas. Brock has strong ties to the Gulf Coast and South regions, and Upham in the West regions of the State. Their 2nd floor office is located in what’s called the Hay Barn, a replica of an old German hay barn. The two-story office complex, built and owned by local Great Homes builder Robert Thornton, sits on the old Schwarz homestead across from the Boerne Post Office. It’s a stone’s throw away from what used to be the San Antonio & Aransas Pass train tracks, but is now the Old #9 Walking Trail. In fact, the open air foyer is actually a wooden rail car that once rolled down the tracks. The trio first leased half of the second floor. But then they began talking to other lawyers who were needing office space and soon realized that they had to expand to the entire second floor. There are now 11 lawyers, some of whom are of counsel and some of whom are solo practitioners. The synergy produced by 11 lawyers is the key to Brock’s vision. “Now we have eight other lawyers leasing offices on the second floor. Having other lawyers in one place is also good for networking, while the opportunity for sharing experience and expertise, as well as referrals, benefits both them and us,” Upham says. “We also share the common areas like the kitchen, reception area, and conference rooms,” he adds.
BIG FIRM RESOURCES
While running a law firm in a small community like Boerne may give the impression that it cannot compete with the large firms
found in San Antonio and other large cities, the three attorneys dispel that notion without hesitation. For one, their 55 years of combined legal experience and expertise working with large firms says otherwise. “Without any doubt, we have the resources and sophistication to handle a wide variety of legal matters, both large and small,” declares Yost. Brock adds, “In today’s world, you don’t need a prestigious physical address. Technology allows attorneys to represent people across the United States from almost any location.”
TRUSTED FRIENDS AND ADVISORS
As small-town lawyers, Brock, Upham and Yost find they are many things to many people: civic leaders who volunteer for local organizations as well as trusted friends and advisors to everyone from real estate developers and local business owners to widows wanting to know about selling their late spouses’ small estates. They love the wonderful quality of life in Boerne and the personal satisfaction they get from knowing their client/neighbors – and knowing they can make a positive difference in their lives when help is needed. “We know a lot of people don’t like to see a lawyer because it’s usually under an adverse, stressful situation. But we want people to feel comfortable with our legal representation knowing we’re on their side, that they’ll get top quality legal representation, and have a good experience working with us,” says Brock. BBM
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OCTOBER 2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS | cont’d BOERNE MARKET DAYS 10:00am to 5:00pm | Kendall County Courthouse 204 East San Antonio – Boerne Market Days moves across Main Street to the Kendall County Court House and the streets come alive with great shopping in an outdoor setting. OCTOBER 17 HERFF LANDS AND LEGACY TOUR 10:00am to 1:00pm 33 Herff Road - Boerne Dr. Ferdinand Ludwig von Herff and his family are well known historical figures in the Texas Hill Country.The tour will start at the Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road at 10 am, and then travel to Belleori Homestead, 35 Old San Antonio Rd, for lunch and the second part of this tour. Please RSVP to Robin at 830.249.3053 or Stauber@ boernelibrary.org no later than Wednesday, October 11, to assist with the head count for lunch. There is no charge for the tour, however, a lunch option will be provided at 11:30 by Firehouse Fare at Belleori Homestead (site of the 2nd historic home) for $12/person. OCTOBER 19 GBCC Boerne Business Conference 9am to 4pm 128 W. Blanco Road - Boerne Entrepreneurs, small business owners and managers - this conference is for you! This is the day to learn from the experts and get real, actionable solutions to the most requested topics facing your business. $125 per person includes meals, keynote programs, choice of 3 sessions and happy hour mixer. Visit boene.org for more info. ARTS AT THE AMPHITHEATER: CZECHAHOLICS 7:00pm to 9:00pm Patrick Heath Public Library Amphitheater 451 N. Main Street – Boerne HCCArts, in conjunction with Majestic Ranch Arts Foundation and the Boerne Public Library Foundation, is excited to present a new concert series! OCTOBER 19-21 SPYDERS IN THE HILLS RALLY 9:00am to 6:00pm The Pavilion Food Park and Event Center 826 Johns Road – Boerne A 3 day rally for Can Am Spyder riders (3
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Thriving Boerne Handmade Market is Expanding The very successful Boerne Handmade Market has become one of Boerne’s favorite markets! People look forward to this event which takes place twice a year, one in the fall and one in the spring, because of it’s fun atmosphere, unique vendors and the quality and creativity of the items that are available. Co-organizers of the event, Alyssa Mantooth and Beth Legge have worked hard to make each BHM even better than the last and have now decided to branch out and offer this oneof-a-kind market experience to a broader audience. This December they will have their very first Hill Country Handmade Market! According to Legge, “Alyssa and I have been wanting to branch out into the other areas of the Hill Country for a while, but obviously BHM would need to stay in Boerne We love the idea of a pop up market, in different towns, bringing handmade markets to new and fun places. The owners of 8th Street Market in Comfort approached us about doing a
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market there, and we thought this was the perfect time to start our new market, so Hill Country Handmade Market was born! We are SO excited to have a two day market.” This market will take place December 1st and 2nd. December 1 will be a VIP night; going from 7pm-10pm. Shoppers can buy tickets in advance or at the door. VIP night will offer wine from Newsom Vineyards in Comfort, desserts from The Cake Fairy, and hand lettering classes from Selah Creative Studio, as well as Goat Yoga with NuLuv. “We are seriously giddy about this new addition to our markets, we've been dreaming about a VIP night for years and this provided the perfect opportunity to try it out! VIP night will also have live music, and the Wander'n Calf Coffee Bar. All vendors at 8th Street Market will be open, and vendors at 8th Street and the HCH vendors will be offering special discounts to VIP shoppers. Tickets are $25, but we are offering specials on our Facebook page
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from time to time so be sure to check those out,” added Legge. Saturday, December 2nd, at the HCH will be from 9am-5pm, with the same handmade vendors from Friday evening. There will be live music, Wander'n Calf Coffee Bar and food trucks. Entry is $5, children 12 and under are free. Mantooth and Legge have great things planned for the upcoming Boerne Handmade Market as well. “This market marks the beginning of our 5th Year,” said Mantooth. “We are proud of what we have built over these past five years and can’t wait for BHM this fall!” BHM will take place on November 4th at a new location. “This fall’s BHM will be held at the Cana Ballroom at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Most of our vendors will be indoors in the air conditioning! This is our first time for a market with AC! Some of the vendors with larger items will be set up outside and there is an awesome outdoor playground for the kiddos. Electric Coffee will be onsite serving coffee and once again we will have a Mama’s Room, which provides a
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private, quiet place for moms to change, nurse or feed their babies,” said Legge. Mantooth and Legge like make sure that the market is constantly evolving. “About fifty percent of the vendors are new to BHM this year. We love giving shoppers their favorite vendors from past markets, but also providing new vendors with unique items to keep things fresh,” Legge added. Just like it says in the name, everything offered at this market is HANDMADE! You won’t find any cookie-cutter, massproduced items from their 80+ vendors selling everything from home décor, baby items, skin care, jewelry and everything in between. The selection offered from the vendors at Boerne Handmade Market is truly an eclectic mix of very creative and clever finds. This fall’s BHM is sponsored by Brandi Quinn, Realtor with Phyllis Browning. Entry is still $5 and children under 12 are free. Remember to wear your BHM t-shirt and get $1 off admission! Tickets available online and at the door. Be sure to follow both the Boerne Handmade Market and the Hill Country Handmade Market on Facebook for fun giveaways and previews of what’s to come at each market. BBM
Boerne Handmade Market November, 4th 9am to 4pm Cana Ballroom 202 W. Kronkosky Boerne
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More Than Two Million Lights Brighten the Holidays at Christmas Light Fest
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DRIVE-THRU LIGHT SHOW OPEN THANKSGIVING THROUGH NEW YEAR’S EVE
The glow of more than two million twinkling lights brightens the holidays at Christmas Light Fest, an annual holiday extravaganza nestled on picturesque Hill Country ranchland. Featuring dazzling lights, holiday activities and flavors, shopping and the famous man in red to fill everyone with holiday cheer, Christmas Light Fest includes gorgeous drive-thru light displays shimmering and shining under the star-filled Texas sky. From Thanksgiving night through New Year’s Eve (Nov. 23—Dec. 31, 2017), Christmas Light Fest is open nightly. Sundays through Thursdays, the lights shine 6 – 9 p.m., while Friday and Saturday nights, as well as holiday evenings (Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve), everyone can enjoy the show until 10 p.m. Christmas Light Fest is located at IH-10 West, exit 533, on the Don Strange Ranch at 103 Waring Welfare Road in Boerne. There are two options to enjoy Christmas Light Fest: Drive through the ranch grounds and take in the festive displays from the comfort of your own vehicle, or experience the picturesque setting in true ranch-style, catching a hayride to tour the lights. Tickets are $27 per vehicle to tour the ranch, or hop on a bale of hay, relax and take in the night air while you enjoy a holiday extravaganza under the amazing night sky. Hayrides are $15 per rider and must be purchased in advance online. Onsite parking is free. Vehicle and hayride tickets are available at www.christmaslightfest.com. Private hayrides for up to 25 people are also available by reservation. Members of the military (active duty, reserves and retired) and first
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responders and their families receive a $5 discount on vehicle passes throughout the holiday season. If you want to experience the glow of the lights throughout the holiday months, purchase a season pass for $60 per vehicle and enjoy the holiday fun of Christmas Light Fest all season long. With sparkling lights in your eyes, make your Christmas Light Fest visit complete with a stop by Santa’s Village to visit the jolly ol’ man himself. Nestled within the ranch grounds, Santa’s Village is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a variety of holiday flavors including s’mores, coffee, hot chocolate, kettle corn, sausage on a stick and more. You can also check a few names off your Christmas list by doing a little holiday shopping with unique vendors in Santa’s Village. Santa will be at Christmas Light Fest each weekend before Christmas, as well as the last few days before the big day (Nov. 23-25, Dec. 1-2, Dec. 8-9, Dec. 16-17, Dec. 21-24). Bring your wish list and your camera—there’s no charge for photos with Santa. And be sure to help feed Santa’s Longhorns! After all, in Texas Santa needs a bit more than reindeer to pull his sleigh. For event updates, follow Christmas Light Fest on Facebook (Christmas LightFest), on Twitter (SALightFest) and on Instagram (ChristmasLightFest). BBM
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GOVERNMENT-IN-ACTION YOUTH TOUR
Bandera Electric Cooperative will sponsor four BEC members’ children for an all-expense paid “Trip of a Lifetime” to Washington D.C., June 6–15. They encourage all sophomores, juniors and seniors to apply by completing the Government-in-Action Youth Tour application and essay. Youth Tour Winners will be chosen anonymously. While in Washington, students will participate in guided tours of historic sites, museums and congressional offices where they will meet their members of Congress. Youth Tour 2018 highlights include: • Capitol Hill to visit with members of Congress • The Capitol Building • Library of Congress • Arlington National Cemetery • Smithsonian Institution • Jefferson, Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorials • Vietnam, World War II and Korean memorials • Washington Monument Please visit their website to complete an application at BanderaElectric.com/ YouthPrograms. Applications are due on or before January 17, 2018. ABOUT BANDERA ELECTRIC Bandera Electric Cooperative currently serves more than 25,000 members and provides electric service to more than 34,000 meters in a seven-county territory in the Texas Hill Country. As a member-owned cooperative, BEC continually searches for new, innovative programs to promote energy efficiency and quality member service. Find more information about BEC at BanderaElectric.com or by calling (866) 226-3372. BBM
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This listing consists of two properties contiguous to each other presently zoned R “residential.” The property is 3.1 ac. offered for sale for potential multifamily development with request and approval for zoning change. Located on Frey St and Bandera Rd., next to Franklin Place Assisted Living Center and across from the Rainbow Senior Center. Each lot is approx.1.5 ac. There is a house located on each lot. The properties are offered for the value of the land. Both houses have little or no value and sold “as-is.”
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Ultimate Classic Cars reveals the new GT-427 Roadster at Texas State Fair
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GT-427 Roadster is a Cobra® Replica
Ultimate Classic Cars (UCC) is at the Texas State Fair to reveal the new and improved GT-427 Roadster, a Cobra® Replica, featuring a new longer cockpit. Comfort in roadsters has always been an issue, but no more! UCC has created a longer chassis that fits big and tall people as well as the petite and small. Whether a driver is 6’5” or 5’, they’ll both fit comfortably behind the wheel. This new, comfortable, and aesthetically-pleasing, longer cockpit is custom made and only available from Ultimate Classic Cars. Ultimate Classic Cars has taken the kit car to a new level. Gone are the days of cobbling together spare and used parts. All the parts for UCC’s GT-427 Roadster are new and custom made. That is why Ultimate Classic Cars can offer these exclusive enhancements. The additional improvements, available only in UCC’s GT-427, are a wider footbox, removable dash face plate, pre-located drill points for steering column, headlights, turn signals, bumpers, tail lights, gas cap & cowl support structure. UCC has even narrowed the transmission tunnel, so “skewed” seats are a thing of the past with the new and improved GT-427 Roadster. They also added space for master cylinder & bumper bolt installation, plus creating a custom independent rear suspension.
Owner Dennis Cahill always wanted to own a Cobra® Roadster. In 2015, after careful research, he purchased the best kit (then) available, an LS-427 kit from Lone Star Classics. Shirley and Dennis fell so in love with the car and the driving experience they decided to create Ultimate Classic Cars and grow the car company to expand the replica car product line. After acquiring the tooling and staff, they moved the car company to Boerne, Texas. Since establishing Ultimate Classic Cars, they have improved upon the GT-427 Roadster design and delivery of parts and service to their customers. UCC’s inventory control system ensures UCC will always have the parts you need. Ultimate Classic Cars have improved their production capability by adding new body molds and new frame jigs. They have a new steel supplier that laser cuts all material to the exact specifications. Their new GT-427 has an even larger passenger compartment than previous models and leads the industry in passenger comfort. Ultimate Classic Cars Showroom and manufacturing plant is 40500 IH-10 West, Boerne, TX 78006. For more information about your GT-427 Roadster, contact UCC at (877) 572-2277, or visit the website:
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OCTOBER 2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS | cont’d OCTOBER 26 GBCC RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR COLDFIRE SAFETY SERVICE 1:30pm to 2:00pm 121 South Main – Boerne GBCC BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SPONSORED BY GENESIS TOWN AND COUNTRY 5:00pm to 7:00pm 625 N. Main St. – Boerne A THIRST FOR NATURE EVENT: OWLERS AND GROWLERS 7:00pm to 9:00pm Cibolo Nature Center 140 City Park Road– Boerne Grab a beer and enjoy an evening of owls. Craig Hensley,TPWD’s “Wizard of Wildlife” will give a brief presentation about the fascinating anatomy, diets and lives of owls. After the presentation head out on an “owl prowl.” Beer provided by Dodging Duck Brewhaus! OCTOBER 28 ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL by Tri-County Antique Tractor Pullers Assn. at the Ag Heritage Museum in Boerne 10:00am to 4:00pm 102 City Park Road – Boerne Approximately 40 tractors, all built before 1960 will be featured in the event. Adults - $5, Kids 12 and under free. FALL FAMILY FESTIVAL 10:00am 33 Herff Road – Boerne Kiddos will love painting pumpkins, finding their way through a hay bale maze, bobbing for apples, making fall crafts, and playing carnival games. $5 per person; $10 per family. THE ALL BRITISH CAR DAY 10:00am to 2:00pm Main Plaza – Boerne 3RD ANNUAL SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN FEST WITH SMOKE WAGON BAND 12:00pm The Roundup Outdoor Music Venue 531 N FM 3351 – Boerne The Roundup is hosting the ultimate Halloween Party and it's kid/family friendly! Visit therounduptx.com for more info!
BOERNE BOO CELEBRATION 4:00pm to 7:00pm Patrick Heath Public Library 451 N. Main Street – Boerne Come celebrate Halloween with the City! Mule Rides * Balloon Sculptor * Face Painting * Arts & Crafts * Bounce House * Trunk or Treat * Costume Contest * Boo Cycle Contest Boo Cycle Contest! CONCERT IN THE CAVETHE HAUNTED SHOW 7:00pm Cave Without a Name 325 Kreutzberg Rd. – Boerne The Rahim Quazi Trio, cavewithoutaname.com for ticket info.
BREW BASH 7:00pm to 10:00pm Random Beer Garden 11 Upper Cibolo Creek Rd. – Boerne Family friendly Halloween fun! Games, costume contests for all ages. Great food truck eats and 80+ taps of craft beer! OCTOBER 31 HALLOWEEN GBCC GRAND OPENING RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR RAISING CANE'S 9:30am to 10:00am 1410 S Main St. – Boerne BBM
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Boerne Dodge Chrysler Jeep (Boerne Dodge) has served Boerne, Texas, and the surrounding area for many years. Now, under the leadership of new General Manager John Montague, Boerne Dodge strives to go the extra mile for every customer that walks through the doors. Whether searching for a new car, needing of a tire rotation, or you are interested in trading your vehicle, the staff at Boerne Dodge are here to help you. John considers each customer who enters the doors of the dealership is family and believes everyone deserves the same respect and treatment given family members. Come in and meet the friendly sales and service staff at Boerne Dodge Chrysler Jeep at 30300 IH 10 W. in Boerne. You can also call them at (830) 980-8000 and visit their website http://boernedodge.com.
The mission of River Road Pharmacy is to improve patient’s lives by delivering innovative products and services that drive quality and efficiency in pharmaceutical care. In addition to compounding medication prescriptions, Adam Majors, PharmD, and his staff are also passionate about their supplements which supports their mission to improve patient’s lives. Noelle, Pharmacy Technician, is experienced in retail Pharmacy and will be happy to answer your prescription questions. Another reason you need to stop in to River Road Pharmacy is to get some shopping in as they have a wonderful array of gifts. You can find Adam, Noelle and their staff at River Road Pharmacy at 910 River Road, Suite. 103 in Boerne. Feel free to call them at (830) 816-5312 and like and follow their Facebook page facebook.com/pg/River-Road-Pharmacy-Gifts-390173707987036.
At DermOne affiliated practices, the most advanced, evidence-based treatment protocols and technologies are utilized to ensure optimal outcomes for patients. Whether you are seeking medical or surgical dermatology care, skin rejuvenation via cosmetic treatments, or vein care, Dr. Monica McCrary and her knowledgeable staff provides a complete spectrum of management options to ensure that safe and effective treatments are personalized for your unique needs. DermOne has just recently opened and is located at 134 Menger Springs Rd. Ste. 1230 in Boerne (Methodist Medical Center). You can call (800) 337-6663 to make an an appointment and visit their website www.dermone.com for more information.
La Gloria is a place that was created to celebrate the rich and delicious street foods from interior Mexico. Mexico’s street foods are as unique and colorful as its traditions, people and culture. Chef Johnny Hernandez named his restaurant La Gloria which translates to “the heavens”. Chef Johnny and his General Manager, Francisco Venegas, assistant Juliana Ibarra and Chef Greg Fernandez wish is that you experience heaven on earth through dining with them. Remember, “No hace falta morir para llegar a la Gloria.” (“You don’t have to die to go to heaven.”). Come to the latest La Gloria located across from the Dominion at 21819 IH 10 W. in North San Antonio, you be so glad you did. Please visit their website chefjohnnyhernandez.com/lagloria and like and follow their Facebook page www.facebook.com/lagloriasa. You can also call them for reservations or to plan an event at (210) 265-3315.
Don’t Miss the Food & Fun of the 7th Annual Kendall County Wild Game Dinner! saturday, November 4th Gates open at 4pm – Food Starts at 6pm – Tickets $20 at the Door presenting sponsors
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Wade Cleary and Danny Zimmermann formed Cleary Zimmermann Engineers in 2006. They had worked together for years managing the engineering department of a legacy architecture and engineering firm. Following a major reoganization of that firm to focus on architecture. At the time, some of the cutting-edge services included BIM modeling and LEED® certification, and a little later, becoming the first MEP firm in Texas to carry NEBB® certification in Commissioning. Today, Cleary Zimmermann Engineers serves clients across Texas, throughout several other states, and some in Canada with one-stop building systems solutions in five practice areas: MEP, Building Analytics, IT/Security, Commissioning, and Water/Wastewater. Please feel free to contact Matt Koch, Director of Building Analytics, and his team at Cleary Zimmermann Engineers at (210) 447-6100 or visit their website at clearyzimmermann.com. Their office is located at 1344 S. Flores St., Ste. 101 in San Antonio.
erne reat family home that boasts both a great location and affordability! This 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home is located on a quiet cul-deac in the conveniently located in Currey Creek subdivision. An open floor plan, corner fireplace, inviting paint colors, eat-in break st area, breakfast bar, spacious game room, covered patio and large oversized backyard make this property a must see! Within alking distance to both elementary & high school. MLS# 1223855 $238,750 ontact Shannan Gleason 210-379-8063
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64± ACRES - KENDALL COUNTY Z5 RANCH 346B Ammann, Boerne Prime location with heavily wooded and gently rolling terrain. $2,561,000
WILDLIFE EXEMPT RANCHETTE 1606 Oakridge Lane, Pipe Creek Fenced & cross fenced 43.73± acres w/abundant wildlife. Lovely home with wrap-around porch. $895,000
LIVE IN TOWN - BOERNE 629 W. San Antonio Located on Fredericks Creek. 3100 SqFt. 3BR, 3BA with reclaimed wood floors. $750,000
ROCKWALL RANCH - NEW BRAUNFELS 10027 Kopplin Rd Beautiful modern home on 1.18± acres in gated community, outdoor fireplace & more. $670,000
MEDINA RIVER FRONTAGE Lot 363A Palomino Springs 6.86± acres with 309 ft of river frontage. Wonderful neighborhood amenities $474,867
KENDALIA 2017 FM 473 Charming rock cottage with multi-use opportunities, sitting on 1.52± acres. $335,000
LIVE IN BOERNE! HALF ACRE LOT (+/-) 123 Becker St. Walking distance to restaurants, shopping, parades & walking trail. $175,000
SKYVIEW ACRES - BOERNE 306 Skyview Dr. 8.86± acres with high views, canyon views, partially cleared & located in Boerne ISD. $145,000
THE BRISTOW OF UPPER BALCONES Boerne - Premier lots from 1 to 1.5 acres. Priced from $127,926. Luxury gated development. Bring Your Own Builder.
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