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Dear Reader,
Transforming a house into a home is a journey full of effort, intentionality, and—above all—love. When we talk about love in this context, we mean more than just emotion—it’s a verb expressed through action. This is the heart of this issue: how we create spaces that are not only beautiful and functional but also filled with joy for our families, friends, and every special moment of everyday life. It’s about turning your home into a true expression of love.
With that in mind, we’re thrilled to present our best "Home & Design" issue ever! Our mission is to inspire you with fresh ideas on home design, construction, remodeling, and innovative materials that elevate your home experience. We’ve brought together top experts in the field to share their insights, giving you the tools to create a space that reflects the heart and soul of your family.
In our feature, “Transforming Spaces & Experiences” (page 22), Brad Morris, CEO of G. Morris Homes, shares his deep knowledge of smart home technology, cutting-edge design, and builder innovations. Brad hits the nail on the head when he says, “Smart home technology is one of those things that once you have it, it’s hard to live without.”
We’re excited to show you how this tech can genuinely transform your space!
When it comes to making homes more than just functional, it’s about creating a place that enhances daily life. In “Elevating Homes, Enhancing Lives” (page 28), we dive into how the design-build pros at CROSS have been improving living experiences since 2002. They work hand-in-hand with clients to create homes that are as enjoyable as they are beautiful. You won’t want to miss this story!
How do you like to entertain at home? Media rooms are spreading out and becoming more versatile than ever. In “Media Rooms Reimagined” (page 42), we talk to Nicole at NR Interiors and the innovative Audio Geeks to show you how cutting-edge tech and design are transforming the media experience of media at home.
Of course, protecting everything you love in your home starts with a solid roof. And there’s no better team for the job than Alex and Kim Lopez of Kendall County Roofing. In “Nailing It” (page 36), they explain the critical importance of quality roofing materials in safeguarding your home—and enhancing its curb appeal.
There’s so much more to discover in this issue, and we can’t wait for you to explore all the incredible ideas we’ve gathered for you. As you read, we hope you feel inspired to put love into action in your own home, creating spaces that truly reflect who you are.
Enjoy the journey!
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1: Congratulations to Boerne Greyhound Cheer! They placed 12th at the Spirit State Championships! 2: Congratulations to Curington’s Emma Puente for winning the BISD Elementary Spanish Spelling Bee. 3: BHS girls soccer is off to a great start in district! Go Hounds Go! 4: Three talented TMI middle school students were recently selected for publication by Young Writers USA! 5: The Geneva Quareterly was named Crown Award finalist by CSPA for 2023-2024 publication excellence. 6: The Champion Charger basketball team volunteered with Hill Country Daily Bread sorting through clothing donations. 7: Congrats to Compadres for capturing First Place at Boerne Champion FFA First Annual Chili Cookoff.
Transformation House honored as Nonprofit of the Year at the Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala. 9: The cold weather didn’t stopped these young golfers at Fair Oaks Ranch Country Club! 10: Congratulations teams Phillips and Romines on winning Dominion’s first 2025 couples golf tournament. 11: YMSL’s Ultimate Gift Project brings impactful change to the charity Sleep in Heavenly Peace. 12: Friends embraced the snow with fun and laughter, making the most of their day off! 13: Boerne’s rare snowfall brought joy as the community came together for winter fun! 14: More snow day smiles in Boerne! JJ Baker enjoyed every moment of this rare treat!
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Nestled in the heart of the Hill Country, this property offers panoramic views and a seamless blend of modern luxury and rustic charm. This wildlife-exempt property features a spacious home with massive windows, a custom kitchen, rock fireplace, and a luxurious master suite with spa-like bath. The 12.7 acres include a highfenced yard, pond with waterfall, massive deck, and a producing chicken coop.
This property offers vintage charm, luxurious updates, and breathtaking sunset views. The property features a main house with 3 bedrooms, a 2-bedroom guest house, a pool with a pavilion, and a repurposed Party Barn. Additional highlights include a windmill, storage building, and livestock-friendly land.
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EXPLORE INNOVATIONS AND TRENDS IN HOMEBUILDING WITH G. MORRIS HOMES
The homebuilding industry has long thrived on creativity and progress, with innovations following a steady two-tothree-year cycle. However, “The current cycle we are living in has brought about some exciting advancements that have resulted in a leap forward for all homeowners and builders,” says Brad Morris, CEO and owner of G. Morris Homes. From intelligent tech to design evolution and builder-focused tools, these trends are creating exciting opportunities for homeowners and builders alike.
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“ SMART HOME TECHNOLOGY IS ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT ONCE YOU HAVE IT, IT IS HARD TO LIVE WITHOUT.”
Imagine scheduling lights to turn on at sunset, lowering your shades with a voice command, or preheating your oven from your phone. Away on vacation? Check your security cameras or adjust the thermostat remotely. Recent advances in smart home technology have made it more affordable and accessible than ever.
Full automation systems like Elan, Savant, and Control4 offer high-end, seamless integration, while retail-level solutions from Amazon, Google, and Apple cater to those looking for budget-friendly options. “Smart home technology, regardless of implementation level, has
continued to add to the overall enjoyment and ease of use throughout the home,” Morris says. “It is one of those things that once you have it, it is hard to live without.”
The pandemic reshaped how we view our homes. Now, we want flexible spaces and luxurious outdoor areas. Homeowners demand rooms that adapt to their needs—a home office by day, a playroom by night, or even a media room for family movie nights. These multi-use spaces allow for reduced square footage without sacrificing functionality, helping to balance rising construction costs.
Outdoor living spaces have also evolved dramatically. “Gone are the days of having a simple play space and maybe a fireplace on your back porch,” Morris emphasizes. Today’s backyards are resort-like retreats featuring custom-designed pools with fire and water elements, outdoor AV systems, and putting greens and pickleball courts. Ceiling-mounted heaters, recessed insect and sun protection screens, and full kitchens complete the luxurious outdoor experience. These features add value and create an oasis where families can relax, entertain, and recharge.
Technology has revolutionized the construction process for builders, driving efficiency and enhancing the client experience. “The construction industry tends to rely on tried and true business methods— think charts and darts,” Morris says. “But, the best builders are constantly reviewing new technologies to determine how they can enhance their business and provide a better experience for their clients.”
New design tools improve accuracy and cost control, while workflow software streamlines scheduling and reduces errors. Meanwhile, 3D modeling and augmented reality help clients visualize their projects, making decisions easier and more comfortable.
These innovations are shaping the future of homebuilding. As the industry continues to evolve, homeowners can expect smarter, more functional, and beautifully designed spaces that meet their needs and exceed their expectations.
gmorrishomes.com | 210-453-9980
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With a commitment to integrity and excellence, CROSS is making dream homes come true.
Since its founding in 2002, CROSS has redefined the home remodeling industry through a steadfast commitment to integrity, professionalism, and exceptional service. As a luxury design-build remodeling firm, the guiding philosophy of CROSS is centered on creating beautiful, functional spaces that enrich the living experience, guided by values of craftsmanship, ethics, and attention to detail.
This ethos is on full display in their tailored approach to the design-build process. The team considers each project a unique chance to guide, educate, and collaborate with clients, bringing their vision to life with precision and care. Over more than two decades, CROSS has cultivated a highly skilled and personable team—a group united by their passion for improving lives and perfecting their craft. Through a combination of broad perspectives with technical expertise, spaces can be transformed into personalized sanctuaries.
CROSS’s design-build model ensures seamless integration of design and construction under one roof. Having one team for the entire project offers tailored flexibility,
in-house expertise, and end-to-end control, enabling faster timelines and cost-effective solutions. Clients benefit from streamlined communication and elevated craftsmanship, delivered with a human touch that values relationships as much as results. From initial concepts to final walkthroughs, CROSS remains dedicated to exceeding expectations and designing homes that inspire, are functionally fulfilling, and— as some clients put it—can change the way you live your life.
One recent design-build project demonstrates the heart of CROSS in action. This home’s interior had become dated, cramped, and uninspired. Working closely with the client, the development team created a plan to convert the kitchen and living room into a spacious, contemporary area that harmoniously blends rustic charm with modern sophistication. The homeowners wanted a place that felt welcoming and reflected their love of nature, so CROSS brought their vision to life with a design that’s as practical as it is beautiful.
The most significant structural challenge called for a bold solution. To create the desired expansive, open floor plan, the in-house construction teams removed four support columns and replaced them with an engineered network of interconnected, concealed beams to support the structural loads. This created the open space needed to reposition the kitchen and create a seamless flow between rooms. The updated windows were another game-changer, bathing the home in natural light and effortlessly connecting the indoors with the outdoors.
Functionality was a cornerstone of the design. A butler’s pantry was added to bring both style and practicality to the home. It provides ample storage, workspace, and a custom-paneled column freezer to meet the homeowners’ needs. Meanwhile, the kitchen became a sophisticated focal point, featuring a patterned backsplash with a striking gold transition behind the range. This design element adds texture and visual interest, enhancing the overall aesthetic.
Throughout the remodeled areas of the home, CROSS incorporated premium materials and thoughtful details to add warmth and character. Rustic wood doors and mixed metal accents provide a sense of balance, blending the contemporary with the timeless. These touches, paired with a curated palette of textures, create a space that feels luxurious and inviting.
This meticulous remodeling effort creates a home that perfectly encapsulates the homeowners’ lifestyle. They’ve gone from feeling hesitant about entertaining to hosting with pride, knowing their home is functional and stunning. The open layout, natural light, and elegant design foster a sense of ease and welcoming charm for all who enter.
Discover how CROSS enhances homes with thoughtful design and craftsmanship. From initial concepts to final details, the team at CROSS works to bring your vision to life, creating spaces that blend beauty and functionality seamlessly. cross-tx.com
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The experts at Kendall County Roofing share their best advice for picking the right Hill Country roof and making it last.
Your roof is more than just a functional part of your home—it’s your first line of defense against the elements and a major player in your home’s overall curb appeal. Choosing the right roof and ensuring it’s well-maintained can seem overwhelming, with so many materials, styles, and care tips to consider. That’s where a real expert comes in handy.
When it comes to trusted roofing experts in the Kendall County area, Kendall County Roofing (KCR) stands out. Locally owned and operated by Alex and Kim Lopez, KCR brings over 17 years of experience to every project. They’ve built their reputation on quality craftsmanship and excellent customer service, serving clients across Boerne, Comfort, Cordillera, and beyond. From new construction to repairs, KCR delivers reliable, on-time, and within-budget solutions. With a passion for roofing and an eye for design, Mr. Lopez and his team ensure each project is durable and aesthetically pleasing, making your home both protected and beautiful.
To give you the best insight, we asked Alex and Kim to share their professional advice for selecting the perfect roof and keeping it in top condition.
WE ALL KNOW THE WEATHER CAN BE INTENSE IN THE HILL COUNTRY. SCORCHING HOT SUMMERS, BELOW-FREEZING WINTERS, AND STORMS THAT SEEM TO COME OUT OF NOWHERE. HOW ARE THE ROOFS ON OUR HOMES DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH ALL THAT STRESS?
Hill Country weather can be wild. Roofs in the area are typically designed and constructed to handle those extreme fluctuations and unpredictable conditions. Durable materials like high-quality shingles and metal are engineered to withstand the scorching summers and hail storms that sweep through our area. Though very durable, these materials are not invincible. Ventilation is also important, depending on the type of insulation in the
attic cavity. I recommend having your roof assessed every three to five years or after a severe storm to ensure the roofing components are still intact and not damaged.
WHEN A HOMEOWNER HAS A NEW ROOF INSTALLED, WHAT IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND?
Choosing the right material for your climate and home’s structure is critical. The roofing material you select must withstand specific weather conditions while complementing your home’s style and meeting structural requirements. You should consider other factors, too, such as energy efficiency, longevity, professional installation, and warranty coverage.
WE KNOW THAT REPLACING A ROOF CAN BE EXPENSIVE. SOMETIMES, HOWEVER, SIMPLY FIXING IT MAY BE THE APPROPRIATE COURSE OF ACTION. HOW CAN A HOMEOWNER KNOW WHEN IT'S BETTER TO REPAIR A ROOF THAN REPLACE IT?
This can depend on several factors. Things like the roof's age, the extent of the damage, and the condition of the roofing materials and
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AND ADDRESSING ISSUES EARLY IS KEY TO SIGNIFICANTLY EXTENDING THE LIFE OF YOUR ROOF AND SAVING MONEY IN THE LONG RUN.
substructure all need to be considered. For example, a repair will probably suffice if the damage is minor and the roof is only 10 years old. With an older roof and widespread damage, repairs can still be made, but a replacement would probably be recommended.
WHEN A ROOF IS DONE WELL, IT CAN LAST A LONG TIME. WHAT SHOULD HOMEOWNERS DO TO ENSURE THEIR ROOF LASTS AS LONG AS POSSIBLE?
A well-installed roof can last, but proper care is needed to maximize its lifespan. Regular inspections—especially on older roofs—are key. Also, ensure your gutters are clean and remove any overhanging branches that could cause damage. Addressing minor repairs quickly is also very important. Keeping the roof free of debris, like sticks and leaf buildup, helps a lot because they can trap moisture and accelerate deterioration. Even minimizing foot traffic to help prevent unnecessary wear can also play a factor. Ultimately, staying proactive and addressing issues early is key to significantly extending the life of your roof and saving money in the long run.
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Exploring the ways entertainment in our homes is changing as fast as we are.
Media rooms—once the exclusive domain of oversized projectors, surround sound, and tiered seating—are evolving. Today, homeowners are rethinking how and where they enjoy movies, music, and entertainment in their homes. Whether it’s streaming a show, hosting a movie night, or filling the house with music, the way people design and use these spaces reflects their personality, lifestyle, and stage of life.
The traditional idea of a media room as a dedicated home theater is becoming the exception rather than the rule. Many homeowners now prioritize flexibility. “Gone are the days of always designing dark, windowless rooms for projectors,” Nicole Roberts Winmill, Principle Interior Designer and owner of NR Interiors says. “Now, with the high resolution and extra large TVs, a media room can be full of natural light and also function as a bar, game room, or cozy family room.”
For families with children, media spaces often center around convenience and adaptability. A dining room might transform into a theater for sports fans or movie marathons. Dan Sawyers of Audio Geeks says one of his friends did this by installing a projector and screen where a formal dining table would
traditionally sit. In other households, media hubs migrate to less conventional areas. “Some people never use the TV in their living room,” Sawyers says, “but they’ll have a high-quality setup in the bedroom instead.”
For many, the shift isn’t just about where media is consumed, but how. Whole-home audio systems have become increasingly popular, allowing homeowners to stream music seamlessly throughout their living spaces. “People want music everywhere,” Sawyers observes. “With modern smart devices, you can integrate music streaming apps directly into your home system.”
This trend aligns with the rise of compact yet powerful soundbars and wireless speakers. As TVs grow thinner, audio quality often suffers. “Soundbars have become the go-to solution for better TV sound without clutter,” Sawyers explains. “It’s about having something that enhances the experience without taking over the room.”
The design of a media space is deeply personal. Empty nesters may gravitate toward cozy, private setups in their bedrooms, while young families prioritize communal spaces that accommodate everyone. Techsavvy homeowners might embrace the latest innovations in smart home integration, combining video and audio for a seamless experience.
“Media rooms are now more open to other main areas of the home,” Winmill points out. “Making them a beautiful, cohesive extension of the rest of the house is ideal for most people.” Sawyers agrees, emphasizing the importance of tailoring systems to fit the user. “The question is always, ‘What do you want it to do? Who’s going to use it?’” he says. “From there, you design it around their needs.”
With advancements in streaming, smart technology, and compact audio systems, the traditional media room has expanded its boundaries. It’s no longer confined to a single space but infused throughout the home—and even outdoors—reflecting how we live today. Whether you’re watching movies, listening to music, or both, the possibilities are endless and more personalized than ever.
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There’s Something for Everyone in Hill Country Real Estate
Finding the perfect house isn’t just about square footage and curb appeal—it’s about discovering a space where you can live well and feel your best. We’ve partnered with three trusted local real estate partners to showcase six stunning listings that highlight the diverse charm of our area. From expansive masterpieces to cozy retreats, each property offers something unique: breathtaking views, luxurious amenities, or a prime location. Whether you’re looking to buy, dream, or simply admire, these homes exemplify the artistry and dedication that local realtors bring to matching people with their perfect place to call home.
TAMARA STRAIT
straitluxury.com | 210-790-3277
tamara@straitluxury.com
24627 CLIFF LINE, SAN ANTONIO | $3,497,000
If one-of-a-kind details excite you, this estate can’t be missed. This recently completed home is the latest architectural gem from renowned builder Jim Boles, exhibiting a perfect fusion of traditional Santa Barbara charm and a contemporary transitional design. Enter “vacation mode” every time you step into the master suite with floor-to-ceiling windows that evoke a tree house vibe. The bathroom retreat features a soaking tub overlooking a wall of windows and a custom closet fit for a queen. There are also three additional bedrooms, each with a bathroom, and the dedicated office/ library is adorned with a curtain wall of glass and custom French doors. In the living room, the fireplace is the focal point, accented with a statement chandelier. Opposite the living area is a flex space and a dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a 40-foot bluff. The kitchen boasts a custom wood inlay ceiling treatment, gas appliances, and a walk-in butler pantry. Experience alfresco dining thanks to the outdoor kitchen, and the thoughtfully designed pool completes the outdoor experience, inviting you to unwind and refresh. With its blend of traditional and contemporary elements, this estate offers a unique opportunity for the right homeowners to enhance their lifestyle.
$2,499,000
This spacious estate offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. Set upon rolling hills on a rare 5.17 acres, the property boasts a main house and a guest house, providing ample space and comfort for family and friends. The heart of the estate is the magnificent four-bedroom main house. The master suite is a true escape, with a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring a walk-through shower. Each additional bedroom has its own bathroom, too. The kitchen is a chef's dream, equipped with state-of-the-art appliances, a large island, and custom cabinetry. It opens up to the living area, wine bar, and a flexible entertaining space. This room boasts a walk-behind bar overlooking a "hang out" area which looks directly into the backyard. Attached via a porte-cochère is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house with a full kitchen, living room, hidden safe, and a loft. Both the main home and guest house overlook a beautiful outdoor oasis. The beautifully landscaped space has a pool, hot tub, turfed play area, and a fire pit with views for days. With its luxurious amenities and stunning natural setting, this Hill Country estate is a haven of elegance and relaxation.
JAMIE AMERMAN
phyllisbrowning.com/realestate/agent/jamie-amerman 210-315-8122 | jamerman@phyllisbrowning.com
114 RIVERWALK, BOERNE | $1,395,000
You’ll get the best of Cordillera Ranch at this incredible property: a luxury home with room to breathe and take in the beautiful views. This home features four bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and a three-car garage—all on a homesite that’s over two acres. When you enter the home, a wall of windows greets you with spectacular vistas of the Hill Country. The floor-toceiling stone fireplace with built-in cabinets is also breathtaking. The large kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop, double ovens, an island, and an eat-in bar top. Outside, the oversized covered patio is inviting, especially with the fireplace, misting system, and grilling kitchen. It’s some of the best Hill Country living—inside and out.
JAMIE AMERMAN phyllisbrowning.com/realestate/agent/jamie-amerman 210-315-8122 | jamerman@phyllisbrowning.com
You could make this move-in-ready one-story your new home. The four-bed, three-bath house is in immaculate condition, and the pristine backyard abuts a greenbelt that offers privacy and access to a gorgeous wooded space. The grand entry hallway ushers you into the main living room and kitchen with an eat-in island. The splitlevel floorplan sets the primary bedroom apart from the others, the large dining room that easily hosts 10-12 guests, and you can be your most productive self in the dedicated office at the front of the home. Step through the back doors, and the screened-in covered porch invites you to live and entertain outside. This property is in Boerne ISD, and the gated neighborhood of The Ranches at Creekside boasts a pool, parks, and a community that will make you feel right at home.
SUSAN HALLMARK
susanhallmark.com | 830-688-6194
susan.hallmark@sothebysrealty.com
$4,750,000
Rolling landscapes and spectacular views of the surrounding valleys define this pristine and picturesque Hill Country property. The meticulously designed home sits on almost 26.5 ag-exempt acres and boasts more than 5,100 square feet of living space alongside a massive car barn with over 3,300 square feet of additional space. The four-bedroom, six-bathroom residence is composed of natural stone with wood accents, featuring large windows and spacious balconies. Upon entry, you’ll marvel at the high ceilings and open floor plan. The kitchen comes equipped with a six-burner gas cooktop, custom cabinetry, an expansive island, and designer quartz countertops. The primary retreat is anchored around a spa-like bathroom with shower/ steam spa and ample closet space. A spacious office, giant media room with a wet bar, and house-wide sound system make this home incredible, but the outdoor space makes it irresistible. The car barn is built for fun! There’s ample room for a car collection, plus a workshop, workout room, and game room. The infinity-edge pool with built-in barstools is perfect for summer fun, and meandering trails invite exploration of the fenced-in acreage—including a pond. This property combines the best of rural living with elegant comfort.
SUSAN HALLMARK
susanhallmark.com | 830-688-6194
susan.hallmark@sothebysrealty.com
Work on your “howdy” when you have a vacation home in the cowboy capital of the world! This sophisticated, riverfront 1,636 square foot “barndominium” was designed by celebrated San Antonio architect Michael G. Imber and protégé Bryan Morales—who still has plans available to expand the structure into a permanent home. As it stands, the open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen seamlessly flow from one to the other. The primary suite features exposed wood beams and a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The back patio is the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee or evening glass of wine as you marvel at the scenic overlook views of the Medina River and the landscape's rolling hills beyond. Nestled in a gated community of luxury homes and acreage sites, the community boasts amenities like an equestrian center, river park, pool, and clubhouse. This home is a perfect way to recharge and get away from it all!
With all the divisions in the world today, people are looking for any way to connect. Boerne realtor Jamie Amerman is committed to helping families do just that—connect with a new home, each other, and their community.
Amerman's passion for her work comes from the story of her life. A native of Texas, she grew up in a typical suburban environment as the youngest of three children. "I grew up in Katy. I had two older siblings, two parents, and what I thought was a normal Christian upbringing. Until I learned otherwise in high school that things at home weren't what they seemed." She spent her time at Katy Taylor High School competing in volleyball and track, always trying to gain her father's approval. "My family was involved in church and our community. I had thought I had a great childhood until everything was turned upside down in my home life while I was in high school."
Local realtor Jamie Amerman blends life experiences, beliefs, and creativity to help families find connection and belonging.
ARTICLE BY REY LOPEZ | PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAULA VM
Upon her graduation, Amerman's family was faced with the harsh reality of divorce and brokenness. Fortunately, she forged solid and affirming relationships with her siblings, her mom, and, most importantly, her faith. Amerman now expresses gratitude for her unfortunate circumstances because she believes she can see how God was with her and carried her through that very dark period in her life.
But it wasn't just friends and family that helped her. "I ended up falling in love with a boy in high school the summer after my sophomore year," Amerman recalls. "I met [Jarrett] at a party. He was the new cute boy on campus who is now my husband."
Amerman's future husband was not just about having a girlfriend. There was something far more significant that set him apart from other guys. "He was trying to recruit people to go to a Young Life camp because we were starting a chapter at our school," she remembers. "We went to North Carolina for the camp, and I ended up falling more in love with Jesus—and with Jarrett! We've been together ever since."
After graduating from the University of Mississippi in three years with a degree in Business Marketing, Amerman worked in the nonprofit sector and medical sales before having children.
She and her husband are the parents of four: Davis, Reese, Sutton, and Avery. Then, five years ago, Amerman decided it was time to reenter the workforce.
"Once I knew I wanted to return to work, I wanted my job to be flexible so I could still be a mom and a present parent." She remembers, "I was always online looking at real estate and scrolling at all the properties on Realtor and Zillow."
Amerman and her husband had flipped a handful of properties that fit her interests well. "I love making a house a home," she says. "I've always been intrigued by real estate, and I thought it would be a good avenue for me to do something that interests me while still having a good work-life balance, where my family comes first."
Now, as a real estate agent with Phyllis Browning, Amerman takes a creative and innovative approach to her work with her clients. "I'm working with some very sweet clients who are buyers, and they want a special, unicorn property. There's nothing like it online, but I remember going to this one house when my son was in middle school. It was the coolest place and just what they needed," Amerman explains. "So, I called the owners and asked if they wanted to sell their house. They said it would take x,y, and z,
and I told them I think I can get that. That's where my sphere of influence has been helpful. It's in knowing what's out there and the people to contact. I think I can make you a deal that will make you happy."
Make no mistake, though—Amerman is about more than helping clients buy or sell their homes. She quickly leverages her life experience to help them achieve what they are really after. "Connection. My clients want to feel connected. That's where I can bring a lot of value, being a part of the Boerne community for twenty years now, we've got deep roots." Amerman continues, "I've got a large, incredible sphere of influence and a community. It's fun to get people plugged in."
Amerman also understands that people express their desire for connection in various ways. "It's a sense of belonging, and when they're coming from other places, it's, 'How do I know my kids are going to have friends?' and 'Where is the closest grocery store?' and 'What are the churches like?' That's what a good agent does. That's wanting more than just a home."
As much as she is committed to helping her clients reach their goals, her enthusiasm for them is surpassed only by her devotion to her family and spiritual life.
"The driving force for the work that I do is my family and my faith, and I put my community after that, so I do what I do for my family and honor God and what I do every day," Amerman gushes. "I really do think it's my mission field. The icing on the cake is getting to be on a career path where my clients become my friends. There is community all around me, and it continues to grow year after year that I get to be a part of this business and this industry."
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Email jamerman@phyllisbrowning.com
Phone office: 830-331-8450 | cell: 210-315-8122
Address 711 S. Main St.
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ARTICLE BY EMILY NICKERSON | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSI EDISON
Every spring brings two things: cleaning and planting. While I can’t really help with the cleaning task, I can definitely help you prepare your gardens and landscaping for this year’s blooming season.
Pruning plants while in dormancy during winter or early spring is a great way to encourage healthy new growth in your garden. Pruning can help the plants conserve energy and avoid stress. By removing dead or damaged wood, you allow the plants to focus their energy on producing fresh growth each year.
Seeding is an essential part of planning and preparing your spring garden. You can start sowing seeds as early as January by keeping them indoors under grow lights. Once March arrives, you can transplant the sprouts into your garden. This is a lovely journey to understand seeds and germination.
First, let me introduce myself: I’m Emily, the Farm Manager at Herff Farm of The Cibolo Center for Conservation. Over all the years of farm and garden experience, my passion for growing plants has grown that much deeper. I earned my agriculture degree through Austin Community College and my bachelor’s at Texas State University with a concentration in horticulture. As the Farm Manager at Herff Farm, I oversee our many agricultural projects promoting regenerative practices focused on increasing biodiversity, improving soil health, water efficiency, and resilience to climate change. I’m also committed to educating the community through workshops, community partnerships, and hands-on activities. This dedication to conservation has enabled the farm
to flourish, providing locally grown produce, supporting wildlife habitats, and upholding ecological stewardship. I’d love to meet you at the Teaching Garden at Herff Farm, a one-acre tract that serves as an open space for everyone to learn about farming and gardening. Together, we engage in agriculture and deepen our knowledge of plants through hands-on experiences like workshops, field trips, and more. When you visit, you’ll learn practical farming and gardening skills, discover new plant varieties, and develop a greater appreciation for sustainable agriculture—all things that will help your plants at home flourish, too. Let’s dig in!
cibolo.org | 830-249-4616 | 33 Herff Road.
Designing a garden for the upcoming spring is an exciting process, and it's a great time to plan for vibrant colors, scents, and outdoor enjoyment. From containers, raised garden beds, or in-ground garden beds, take time to plan the layout of your spring garden.
To have healthy plants, you need to have healthy soil. Soil amendments play the biggest role in creating your spring garden. By adding compost to your garden beds, you can enhance water retention, aeration, drainage, nutrient content, and make the soil more conducive for plant productivity. This makes the soil more fertile, which improves the long-term health of your soil.
Spend more time with your guests by making your cocktails ready-to-serve.
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY MOLLY
JOHNSON
Batchable cocktails not only save time but also create a festive atmosphere for your spring flings. Whether you want a boozy beverage or a non-alcoholic happy hour, we’ve got two great recipes for you.
But you don’t need a degree in mixology to create your own. The secret is to pick complementary flavors and build on that. Think about how whiskey and cherries, gin and rosemary, or vodka and cranberry go so well together. Once you’ve picked a primary profile, add one or two ingredients that support that palette and a stellar, infused simple syrup to match. Garnish with a flourish—fancy ice cubes or fresh herbs—and your drinks will be your party’s guest of honor!
Find more recipes and ideas on Instagram at @mojo_foodco
INGREDIENTS:
• 1 ½ cups bourbon whiskey of choice
• ¾ cup fresh-squeezed lemon juice
• ½ cup rosemary/ginger simple syrup
• Sparkling water for serving
DIRECTIONS:
Mix whiskey, lemon juice, and syrup in a jar. When serving, fill the glass 1/3-way full and top with sparkling water. Garnish with lemon or rosemary ice cubes, and enjoy! You can also replace the whiskey with vodka or gin with great results.
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 cups water
• 1 ½ cups turbinado raw sugar
• 1 sachet of herbs (your choice)
• 1 whole citrus fruit or 1 tablespoon dried spices
• Add as desired: herbs (rosemary, tarragon, sage), spices (ginger, cinnamon, cardamom), citrus or fruits (pear, lemon, limes, oranges)
DIRECTIONS:
Put all ingredients together in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat immediately and let the syrup cool for up to one hour. Drain out all fruits, herbs, or spices. To use, add ½ ounce of syrup for every ounce of alcohol.
Balance : Scale the ingredients based on the number of servings you need. A common starting point is 1-part spirit, ½-part syrup, and 2-parts mixer.
Additions : Infuse spirits or ice cubes with herbs, spices, or fruits ahead of time for added flavor complexity.
Preparation: Prepare garnishes like citrus wheels, herb sprigs, or fruit skewers in advance for easy serving.
Temperature : Keep the mixture chilled until serving to ensure drinks remain refreshing. You can use ice cubes made from the cocktail mixture to avoid dilution.
Label: If you’re serving multiple batches, label each one to help guests easily identify their choices.
• 2 pounds fresh raspberries, strawberries, or blueberries
• 4 lemons or oranges
• 1 cup fresh mint
• ½ cup lemon simple syrup
• 5 cups freshly brewed tea, your choice of flavor
In a blender or juicer, combine the juice of two lemons, ¼ cup fresh mint, and your choice of berry. Add the lemon simple syrup and water to the desired consistency for the “lemonade.” Serve by pouring one part “lemonade” and one part tea into a glass. Garnish with a lemon or orange slice, and enjoy! You can add any type of clear alcohol to this drink to make it boozy.
March 10 - 14 A Storied Summer June 2 - August 1 Time: Nature Camp: 9 am - 1:30 pm Art Camp: 1:30 - 4:30 pm
Cost:
Nature or Art Camp: $195/week Nature & Art Camp: $300/week
Location: Cibolo Nature Center 140 City Park Road Boerne, TX 78006
Ages: 5 - 12 Years Old
Registration: cibolo.org/camp
KIMBERLY VERBEKE OF AVITA WELLNESS & AESTHETICS GUIDES YOU ALONG THE UNMEDICATED WAY TO ALLERGY RELIEF.
ARTICLE BY KIMBERLY VERBEKE PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSI EDISON
The Hill Country is known for its beautiful scenery but is also home to some of the most potent allergens. For people looking for more natural solutions, here is some of my best advice on how to breathe easier.
Keeping indoor air clean can be your first line of defense. Use HEPA filters in your home to remove allergens. It can also be helpful to shower and change clothes after spending time outdoors to wash off pollen. Monitor pollen counts, keep windows closed during high-pollen times, and plan outdoor activities for when levels are lower. These small changes can significantly reduce exposure to allergens and ease symptoms.
When allergies strike, solutions can work by reducing allergen exposure, calming the immune response, or providing symptomatic relief.
• Saline nasal rinses. These flush out allergens from nasal passages, reducing congestion and irritation.
• Local honey. Consuming honey from your area may help your body adapt to local pollens, though the evidence of effectiveness is anecdotal.
• Quercetin supplements. Quercetin, found naturally in foods like apples and onions, may stabilize cells that release histamine, reducing allergic responses.
• Essential oils like eucalyptus or peppermint. These can open airways and provide relief when diffused or inhaled.
Modulating the immune system naturally and building tolerance requires consistency and time, but these methods can help create a more balanced response.
• Probiotics. Fermented foods like yogurt, kefir, and sauerkraut can support a healthy gut microbiome that’s critical to immune system regulation.
• Vitamin D. Getting adequate sunlight or supplementation can help keep vitamin D at normal levels.
• Butterbur extract. This herb has been shown to reduce inflammation and improve tolerance to allergens.
• Gradual exposure therapy. Exposing your body to small amounts of an allergen over time (under medical guidance) can desensitize the immune system.
• Homeopathics. Remedies such as allium cepa or sabadilla can offer relief by gently supporting the body’s healing response.
“Keeping indoor air clean can be your first line of defense.”
It’s important to remember that natural doesn’t always mean risk-free. First, always look for remedies with scientific evidence supporting their efficacy and safety. Some remedies can cause allergic responses of their own or interfere with prescription drugs, so always consult a healthcare provider. Finally, remember that natural remedies often take time to show effects and require regular use. By being informed and cautious, you can use natural remedies safely and effectively to help you breathe easier this spring.
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ARTICLE BY AUBREY MATSON
The Boerne Education Foundation gives back by supporting the district’s students—and its future.
Just around the corner from your Boerne backyard, your local community has generously been giving to the next generation. These often unseen, behind-the-scenes heroes have been cheering on and championing the Boerne educational system for decades—all working to make sure Boerne students get the best educational resources possible. This cadre of heroes isn’t clandestine or unknown. In fact, you may have heard of them already. They’re the Boerne Education Foundation.
Founded in 1997, the Boerne Education Foundation—also known as “BEF”—is a nonprofit organization created to raise money and support for all of the diverse educational efforts BISD students need—all the way from pre-kindergarten through high school. BEF finances everything they can help with, from basic classroom supplies all the way to stateof-the-art technology. The group’s strategic vision focuses on supporting innovation, teacher empowerment, and student success by funding classroom grants, fostering partnerships, and supporting programs that align with the district’s evolving needs. Remarkably, the foundation has raised over $8 million for BISD schools since its inception. Together with the community, BEF is paving the way for a future where growth and opportunity go hand in hand.
“BEF has totally changed our classrooms,” says Jordan Moellendorf, the Science Department Chair at Boerne Middle School South. “Most of our classrooms would not run as efficiently as they do without their support.” Moellendorf says she has four checks on her wall from BEF that have all gone to support her classroom, teaching, and students in various ways.
BEF distributes money throughout the district in a number of ways. Each fall, BEF distributes school supply gift cards to every teacher and gives money to each campus on a per capita basis to use as needed. The nonprofit supports district-wide initiatives to supplement BISD’s normal operating budget, and some of the funds are reserved in a permanent endowment that generates income to power giving in future years.
One of the more exciting ways BEF gives is through Teacher Innovation Grants or “TIGs.” Teachers are invited to apply for individual grants that are—as the organization puts it—“funded to transform classroom experiences in order to develop future leaders through critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.” Through these TIGs, Boerne teachers have been able to acquire everything from everyday supplies to sophisticated classroom technology, providing students with a new layer of learning. “We were awarded $25,000. We chose to transform our physics,” says Moellendorf. She adds that through BEF grants, they were able to purchase highly sophisticated sensors that allow students to actually visualize physics interactions on a screen in front of them as they happen. CONTINUED
“WHAT I THINK IS SO NEAT ABOUT BEF IS THAT THEY SUPPORT EVERY KID IN THIS DISTRICT, NOT JUST POCKETS OF KIDS. WHETHER IT’S CORE CLASSES OR OTHER CLASSES, THEY COVER IT FROM A TO Z.” —DORMAN VICK, WELDING INSTRUCTOR AT CHAMPION
HIGH SCHOOL
Meanwhile, at Champion High School, welding instructor Dorman Vick says that they were able to purchase a full welding table for students to use, something Vick says you would normally only find in a high-end welding shop. Vick—who founded the agriculture and mechanics department at Champion back in 2006—says that one of his favorite parts about BEF is that they’re able to help make educational purchases that will last for generations, not just for a year or two. “At the end, it creates a stronger student,” says Vick. “It allows them to apply through their hands the knowledge that they’re learning”
This month, BEF will hold its “Rock On” fundraising event, one of their biggest of the year. On this fun-filled night, BEF will honor individual teachers for their passion for educating Boerne students, and they’ll enjoy dinner, live music, and a live and silent auction. Supporters are welcome to donate yearround, but the foundation also hosts multiple campaigns throughout the year to raise funds for Boerne educators and their students.
“What I think is so neat about BEF is that they support every kid in this district, not just pockets of kids,” Vick says. Through the fall campus disbursements, all students can experience the educational benefits of BEF. “Whether it’s core classes or other classes, they cover it from A to Z,” he says. Vick makes it a point to express gratitude and give back to BEF: he and his welding students have actually built projects that are auctioned off at the “Rock On” event. “I can’t thank them enough for believing in the future tradesmen and tradeswomen of our country.”
Moellendorf says her favorite part of BEF is the strong and generous community that has given so much to the education of Boerne’s students. “It’s the
silent backing of them,” she says. “It’s a smile. It’s a wave. I feel their support whenever I see them in the community.” Or as Vick puts it: “BEF has changed many, many students’ lives. It’s more than a ‘thank you’ can say.”
boerneisd.net/community/education-foundation 830-357-2008 | 235 Johns Rd.
Boerne Education Foundation Presents Rock On In Music City
Saturday, March 29
7 p.m. Kendall County Youth Agriculture & Equestrian Center 648 FM 289, Comfort
To become a volunteer, email Executive Director Yvette Reyna at yvette.reyna@boerneisd.net
ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES
Investing in indoor plants can not only spruce up your living space, but also bring numerous health and well-being benefits
Bringing the outdoors in with the use of house plants is a great way to add color and dimension to your space. We sat down with Jesse Nelson at Family Tree Nursery, based in Kansas, and discussed the benefits of incorporating plant life into your home. “There are plenty of studies on the health benefits of plants, and the evidence suggests that being around plants and caring for plant life increases overall wellness,” explains Nelson. “Anytime you bring a plant into a home or work environment, it’s going to make you feel better. It is going to beautify the space in a way that art cannot, and they also have the added benefit of purifying the air.” There are a wide variety of indoor plants that work for any space and light situation that you may have. Regardless if you have a green thumb or a black thumb, there are plant varieties that fit your lifestyle. Here are a few of our favorite indoor plants to incorporate into your home.
Anthurium has gorgeous, colorful flowers and is the easiest indoor flowering plant to care for. It comes in a variety of colors including red, white, orange and purple. Anthurium likes to be dry, so let it go bone dry before watering. Fertilize every so often, especially when blooming. These plants do not like direct sunlight and can be repotted every three to five years.
This cascading plant is gaining popularity due to its succulent-like leaves and also because it is fairly easy to care for. The Hope Peperomia likes medium to bright direct sunlight. It does well as a tabletop plant or a hanging plant. Watering is only needed one time a month regardless of plant size.
“Anytime you bring a plant into a home or work environment, it’s going to make you feel better. It is going to beautify the space in a way that art cannot, and they also have the added benefit of purifying the air.”
This is a slow-growing variety that is architectural and compact. This plant is a great statement piece and looks great in an entryway or by a chair. There are a lot of varieties and colors of the Dracaena. They are very resilient in low light and are great for an office space with little or no light. They like to stay on the dry side, so they like to be watered when they are about ½ to ¾ of the way dry. When watering, give it a good soak. Pro tip: A moisture meter can be purchased and used to determine how dry your plant is to help determine when it is time to water again.
MARCH 8TH
Boerne Market Days
100 S. Main St. | 10:00 AM
Boerne Market Days is located in the heart of the historical district on Main Plaza. Open Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., it has great shopping in an outdoor setting with artists, craftsmen, and vendors sharing their creative talents.
MARCH 14TH
524 Adler St. | 6:00 PM
Boerne Parks and Recreation hosts skate battles at the Boerne Skate Park, where competitors tackle the plaza-style park. The entry fee is just $10 to show the judges your best 90-second run. Age groups are 8 and under, 12 and under, 17 and under, and 18 and up. Registration will start at 4 p.m. on March 14 at ci.boerne.tx.us/714/Skateboarding
MARCH 15TH
1637 Ranch Road 473 | 11:00 AM
Get ready to enjoy delicious wines, great food, live music, an artisan market, and great company in a beautiful setting. This in-person event is perfect for wine enthusiasts and anyone looking for a good time. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to taste some of the finest wines around. Tickets can be purchased at Eventbrite and start at $25.
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MARCH 15TH
A Garden Party at Rosewood Maison
Comanche Trl. | 11:00 AM
Hand-select and cut your own beautiful ranunculus grown at Rosewood Farm & Fragrance. You’ll also get to craft a personalized scent to take home. Delight in thoughtfully prepared bites and beverages, and most definitely invite your friends! Learn more and buy tickets at rosewood.maison/gardenparty .
MARCH 21ST
Live Music at Free Roam
325 S. Main St. | 7:00 PM
Free Roam Brewing Company has a family friendly beer garden with games for the kids and a flat bed stage that hosts some of the coolest live music in town. To see who is playing, we recommend checking their Instagram @freeroambrewingcompany
MARCH 22ND
Music in the Cave: Rudi & the Rudiments
325 Kreutzberg Rd. | 7:00 PM
Enjoy an evening of contemporary acoustic music and soaring vocal harmonies, all focused on the theme of Spring Equinox as a time of renewed energy. Bask in the lyrics and music of songwriter/performer Rudi Harst, accompanied by the modern-ancient blend of instrumentation of The Rudiments. Advance Tickets are $35 and $40 at the door while they last. Visit cavewithoutaname.com/content/ spring-equinox-rudi-rudiments-2025.
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