Thursday 9/19

We might be in the midst of football season, but that only means basketball season is coming soon… time flies, and so does for seniors… some Greyhound basketball stars were present for the SAAABC’s annual senior photoshoot. We are quite literally weeks away until they hit the courts!

Our football coverage starts tomorrow here on Boerne Radio! Our live game of the week will be the Boerne Champion Chargers taking on Smithson Valley… pregame will start at 6:30, but as you well know, we start the party at 5 with ‘Fired Up Friday’- the players will DJ the music before kickoff. Then for your ride home, we will replay the Greyhounds vs East Central homecoming game. It’s all tomorrow- right here- on Boerne Radio, the Boerne Radio App, and at BoerneRadio.com.

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Thursday 9/19
We might be in the midst of football season, but that only means basketball season is coming soon… time flies, and so does for seniors… some Greyhound basketball stars were present for the SAAABC’s annual senior photoshoot. We are quite literally weeks away until they hit the courts!
Our football coverage starts tomorrow here on Boerne Radio! Our live game of the week will be the Boerne Champion Chargers taking on Smithson Valley… pregame will start at 6:30, but as you well know, we start the party at 5 with ‘Fired Up Friday’- the players will DJ the music before kickoff. Then for your ride home, we will replay the Greyhounds vs East Central homecoming game. It’s all tomorrow- right here- on Boerne Radio, the Boerne Radio App, and at BoerneRadio.com.
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by the Boerne Star and the Jon Wayne Service Company. Find our blog at BoerneRadio.com under ‘sports,’ and make sure you’re following us on Facebook and X.
Esteban Serrano - Boerne Radio Sports.

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Next to Main Plaza is a hotel that has both Texas and National Landmark designations … the story of The Kendall right after this …



Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing 

The Kendall has had several names and owners since 1859.  It started when Erastus and Sarah Reed from Georgia purchased the land from John James for $200.  They built the center section as their home.  They began renting out the 4 spare rooms to stagecoach travelers and horsemen, as the inns grounds served as a wagon yard for ranchers.

Then it was called the Reed House, then the King Place when Col. Henry C. King took over.  Next owners J.C. Rountree and W.L. Wadsworth turned it into the Boerne Hotel.  In 1909, Dr. Barnitz renamed it Ye Kendall Inn and added electrical wiring and community bathrooms.  Today The Kendall is one of the few remaining 19th Century Resort Hotels in Texas.





I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Next to Main Plaza is a hotel that has both Texas and National Landmark designations … the story of The Kendall right after this …
 
Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing 
The Kendall has had several names and owners since 1859.  It started when Erastus and Sarah Reed from Georgia purchased the land from John James for $200.  They built the center section as their home.  They began renting out the 4 spare rooms to stagecoach travelers and horsemen, as the inns grounds served as a wagon yard for ranchers.
Then it was called the Reed House, then the King Place when Col. Henry C. King took over.  Next owners J.C. Rountree and W.L. Wadsworth turned it into the Boerne Hotel.  In 1909, Dr. Barnitz renamed it Ye Kendall Inn and added electrical wiring and community bathrooms.  Today The Kendall is one of the few remaining 19th Century Resort Hotels in Texas.
 
 
 I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne Texas History -119 - The Kendall

Not long after the Civil War, a young deacon came to the Hill Country to establish Boerne’s first church, but the free thinking founding fathers said you’re going to have to built that thing outside of town on the other side of the Cibolo.   The story of St. Peter’s Catholic Church right after this. 

Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing

St. Peter’s Catholic Church held its first Mass in 1867, led by Father Emil Fleury.  The small limestone chapel was built with physical and financial help from parishioners including Kendall, Phillips, Staffel, Dienger, Sultenfuss, and O'Grady. 

In 1923 a larger church was built next door in the classic Spanish Mission style with the help of the Kronkosky Family.  Father Fleury who started St. Peters as a young man, helped lay the cornerstone at the age of 80.  

I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Not long after the Civil War, a young deacon came to the Hill Country to establish Boerne’s first church, but the free thinking founding fathers said you’re going to have to built that thing outside of town on the other side of the Cibolo.   The story of St. Peter’s Catholic Church right after this. 
Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing
St. Peter’s Catholic Church held its first Mass in 1867, led by Father Emil Fleury.  The small limestone chapel was built with physical and financial help from parishioners including Kendall, Phillips, Staffel, Dienger, Sultenfuss, and O'Grady. 
In 1923 a larger church was built next door in the classic Spanish Mission style with the help of the Kronkosky Family.  Father Fleury who started St. Peters as a young man, helped lay the cornerstone at the age of 80.  
 I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne Texas History -118 - St Peter's Catholic Church

Boerne’s original cherry wood and mahogany bar has moved up and down Main Street for over 150 years … the story of the Max Beseler Bar after this …

Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing

The second oldest bar in Texas was first housed in a saloon built by August Staffle in 1869.  20 years later,  Max Beseler’s Metropolitan Saloon opened with that bar where the Black Rifle and the Chamber of Commerce now reside.  During Prohibition, Max moved the bar next door to what is now home of the Daily Grind where it was used to serve ice cream and pickled eggs until 1974.  After a brief stay in the Dienger, the bar was moved to the 2nd floor of Boerne’s Frost Bank. This historic bar is now at its forever home in The Richter Tavern at 153 Main - home of the Beseler Flip cocktail in Beseler’s honor… who flipped drinks behind this bar for 50 years.

I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne’s original cherry wood and mahogany bar has moved up and down Main Street for over 150 years … the story of the Max Beseler Bar after this …
Sponsor- Kendall County Roofing
 The second oldest bar in Texas was first housed in a saloon built by August Staffle in 1869.  20 years later,  Max Beseler’s Metropolitan Saloon opened with that bar where the Black Rifle and the Chamber of Commerce now reside.  During Prohibition, Max moved the bar next door to what is now home of the Daily Grind where it was used to serve ice cream and pickled eggs until 1974.  After a brief stay in the Dienger, the bar was moved to the 2nd floor of Boerne’s Frost Bank. This historic bar is now at its forever home in The Richter Tavern at 153 Main - home of the Beseler Flip cocktail in Beseler’s honor… who flipped drinks behind this bar for 50 years.
  I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

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