Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star… And by My Urgent Care Clinic on this Halloween Eve - where there are no Tricks…just great treatment.

If you eat two too many tootsies rolls tomorrow tonight…  roll into My Urgent Care Clinic toot sweet.

If you get the creepy-crawlies all over your skin…crawl into My Urgent Care Clinic.

If you get a boo-boo that a sour patch can’t help, My Urgent Care Clinic can.

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It’s Friday October 30th. 

And born on this date in 1735 - John Adams - the first US Vice President and 2nd President of the United States.  He was also the father of the 6th president John Quincy Adams.  

Early voting for the November 3rd General Election wraps up today after beginning October 19th.  Kendall County now has more than 41-thousand registered voters. Election Day is Tuesday.

Tonight the Greyhounds and Chargers are back in action and maybe playing in the rain, we’ll keep you dry if you listen to the Greyhound New Braunfels game on Boerne Radio, and the Charger game will stream at Texas Sports Productions.com.  Our coverage starts a 5 with Fired Up Friday!

Tomorrow morning is the Back The Badge 5K at the Kendall County Fairgrounds and continues thru the Cibolo Nature Center. 

Programming wise Boerne Radio will play the greatest Halloween mix of all time tomorrow night to provide the soundtrack to trick or treat to.  And don’t miss a special Halloween replay of Chef Mark’s Retro Rewind at 1 tomorrow with Halloween hits from the 80s and 90s.

A gas station in Ohio recently settled out of court for their cartoon moose “facing right with wide eyes and a smile” and Buc-ee’s argued it would likely cause confusion among customers.  The Boerne Star reports Pinchy’s Lobster & Rawbar says it has zero concern hearing from Buc-ee’s. Representatives from The Dodging Duck and 28 Songs declined to comment.

The 2026 State of the City Luncheon took place yesterday afternoon at Cana Ballroom. Mayor Frank Richie, City Manager Ben Thatcher and City Councilman Ty Wolosin shared updates on the City of Boerne and the major plans for the upcoming year. They also shared their priorities, from keeping things local to responsible budgeting. Attendees enjoyed delicious food provided by the Boerne ISD Culinary Program with the help of Smoke in the Hills BBQ. If you missed the luncheon but want to hear the details of what was discussed, the City of Boerne will be sharing a full livestream soon on their page. 

Do you know a Boerne ISD employee who exemplifies their core values, whether it’s a commitment to service, excellence through integrity,  maintaining respectful relationships or ensuring every child is engaged every day? You can now nominate them for the BISD Core Values In Action, which is a recognition that celebrates employees across the district. You can submit a nomination today by visiting the link posted in the Boerne Radio news blog. 

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Boerne history comes to life tomorrow with the annual Gone But Not Forgotten Cemetery Tour at the Boerne Cemetery. Costumed interpreters will portray some of Boerne’s early pioneers, including returning actor Jay Pennington as Ferdinand Harz — a German immigrant who came to Texas in the 1850s, built a farm, store, campground and dance hall, and even helped establish the Boerne Cemetery.  The Harz home is still there on Harz Street off of Blanco Road across from the new Crestmont Christian School and old City Hall.  The free, family-friendly tours run from 10 until noon, with guided tours at 10:15, 10:45 and 11:15.

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star, sponsored by My Urgent Care Clinic, and by the Boerne Radio Birthday Club 

Here in Boerne we say Happy Birthday to Brie Kahrs, Blake Friar,, Tuesday Zeitler, School Board Trustee Dallas Pipes, Your Pampered Chef Queen Jodi Dillmon, and Stephanie Fincke.   You guys share your birthday Henry Winkler The Fonz who turns 81 today, Grace Slick of Jefferson Airplane and Starship is 87,   Otis Williams of the Temptations is 85, and Timothy B. Schmit bass player for the Eagles is 79.

Let us know yours when you sign up for the Birthday Club at boerneradio.com. 

Go Greyhounds, Go Chargers, Go Eagles and Go Early Vote.

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM