The exciting climax where Alamo Heights leads with less than 2 minutes left in the Regional Championship game in Alamo Stadium on December 5th, 2025!

The exciting climax where Alamo Heights leads with less than 2 minutes left in the Regional Championship game in Alamo Stadium on December 5th, 2025!

Interviews / Specialty Shows / and Best of Clips documenting the Historical Sports Footprint of Boerne Texas from Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Interviews / Specialty Shows / and Best of Clips documenting the Historical Sports Footprint of Boerne Texas from Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne Radio News and Sports

If you missed that special interview, or want to hear it again...well here it is!  The Best of Boerne Radio on Demand as originally heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM!

If you missed that special interview, or want to hear it again...well here it is!&nbsp; The Best of Boerne Radio on Demand as originally heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM!

Boerne Radio Podcasts (Boost Boerne Business/Artist Interviews)

Final 2 minutes - Greyhounds v Alamo Heights - 12/05/25

Baron Wiley interviews Allison Peterson, the new executive director of the Kendall County Women's Shelter (KCWS), highlighting the shelter's services, community support, and ways to get involved. Key topics include the shelter's residential and non-residential services for domestic abuse survivors, their unique pet facility, the Fabulous Finds thrift store, volunteer and donation opportunities, and current job openings.

 

0:00 — Intro: Welcome, spotlight on Boerne nonprofits

0:28 — Allison Peterson introduced; congratulations on promotion to Executive Director

0:58 — O.W. Lee Furniture donation story (met at Boost Boerne Business event at Singing Water Ranch)

1:35 — Shelter location (930 N. School St.) and Fabulous Finds thrift store

2:16 — Donations to thrift store support the shelter; volunteer opportunities (call 830-331-8950)

3:06 — Current needs: funding and volunteers to serve more people

3:33 — Services: residential & non-residential, domestic abuse survivors, men/women/families

3:55 — Pet facility — KCWS is among 15% of emergency shelters nationwide with a pet facility

4:13 — Community involvement: Easter baskets, meals, summer bash (brisket from Cibolo Creek Community Church)

5:22 — Business group volunteer opportunities; shelter operates like a 30+ person home, always needs maintenance

5:43 — Website: KCWStexas.org (online donations available)

6:17 — Allison shares her experience since March; community warmth and support

6:52 — Hotline number: 800-495-8078 (24-hour); non-residential services (legal aid, counseling)

8:39 — Fundraising appeal; every donation — big or small — makes a difference

9:16 — Support from Boerne PD and Kendall County Sheriff; summer bash highlights

9:54 — Job openings: part-time maintenance + Fabulous Finds thrift store positions

10:37 — Closing: encouragement for community engagement, final contact info

11:14 — Thrift store hours reminder (closed Mondays; donations until 2 PM daily)

11:30 — Sign-off

 

Key Contact Info Mentioned:

Phone: 830-331-8950

Hotline: 800-495-8078

Website: KCWStexas.org

Address: 930 N. School Street, Boerne, TX

Original Air Date:  May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Baron Wiley interviews Allison Peterson, the new executive director of the Kendall County Women's Shelter (KCWS), highlighting the shelter's services, community support, and ways to get involved. Key topics include the shelter's residential and non-residential services for domestic abuse survivors, their unique pet facility, the Fabulous Finds thrift store, volunteer and donation opportunities, and current job openings.
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0:00 &mdash; Intro: Welcome, spotlight on Boerne nonprofits
0:28 &mdash; Allison Peterson introduced; congratulations on promotion to Executive Director
0:58 &mdash; O.W. Lee Furniture donation story (met at Boost Boerne Business event at Singing Water Ranch)
1:35 &mdash; Shelter location (930 N. School St.) and Fabulous Finds thrift store
2:16 &mdash; Donations to thrift store support the shelter; volunteer opportunities (call 830-331-8950)
3:06 &mdash; Current needs: funding and volunteers to serve more people
3:33 &mdash; Services: residential &amp; non-residential, domestic abuse survivors, men/women/families
3:55 &mdash; Pet facility &mdash; KCWS is among 15% of emergency shelters nationwide with a pet facility
4:13 &mdash; Community involvement: Easter baskets, meals, summer bash (brisket from Cibolo Creek Community Church)
5:22 &mdash; Business group volunteer opportunities; shelter operates like a 30+ person home, always needs maintenance
5:43 &mdash; Website: KCWStexas.org (online donations available)
6:17 &mdash; Allison shares her experience since March; community warmth and support
6:52 &mdash; Hotline number: 800-495-8078 (24-hour); non-residential services (legal aid, counseling)
8:39 &mdash; Fundraising appeal; every donation &mdash; big or small &mdash; makes a difference
9:16 &mdash; Support from Boerne PD and Kendall County Sheriff; summer bash highlights
9:54 &mdash; Job openings: part-time maintenance + Fabulous Finds thrift store positions
10:37 &mdash; Closing: encouragement for community engagement, final contact info
11:14 &mdash; Thrift store hours reminder (closed Mondays; donations until 2 PM daily)
11:30 &mdash; Sign-off
&nbsp;
Key Contact Info Mentioned:
Phone: 830-331-8950
Hotline: 800-495-8078
Website: KCWStexas.org
Address: 930 N. School Street, Boerne, TX
Original Air Date:&nbsp; May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business - Kendall County Women's Shelter

Barron Wiley interviews Renan Zambrano, South Texas Regional Director for the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM. Renan shares the story behind his name, his background with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the NWTF's conservation mission — protecting wild turkey habitat through private landowner partnerships, grant funding, and community outreach. He highlights the Rio Grande turkey species native to Texas, women's outdoor programs, fire management as a conservation tool, and an upcoming fundraiser called the Wildwood Social (June 18th, Comfort TX). The conversation also covers where to spot wild turkeys in Kendall County and how listeners can donate, sponsor, or get involved.

0:00 – Introduction & Renan's name origin story

0:49 – Renan's Basque heritage and time in Spain

1:08 – Introduction to the National Wild Turkey Federation

1:23 – Wild turkeys in Kendall County (Boerne Lake area)

1:40 – NWTF's conservation mission: easements, landowner partnerships, Texas Parks & Wildlife

2:32 – Renan's background with Texas Parks & Wildlife & Pittman-Robertson funding

3:20 – Conservation work: bighorn sheep, Cibolo Nature Center, Central Texas

4:01 – Rio Grande turkey: the species found in South/Central Texas

4:36 – Wild turkey behavior: territorial, aggressive, nearly became national bird

5:21 – Wildwood Social event announcement

5:54 – Event details: Nick Lawrence Band, Hungry Horse Italian dinner, raffles, firearms

6:31 – June 18th, Thursday, Comfort TX – doors at 5:30, dinner at 7:00

7:17 – Sponsorships, donations, and tax write-offs (501c3)

7:53 – Ticket prices: $65 individual / $115 couple – nwtf/texas.com

8:48 – Golden tickets & inaugural event info

9:23 – NWTF grant impact since 2017: $1.7M, ~40,000 acres in Texas

10:24 – Wildfire issues and fire management as a conservation tool

11:13 – Summary of the Wildwood Social, contact info

12:05 – How to contact Renan: rzambrano@nwtf.net / 210-744-7057

12:45 – Women in the outdoors programs

13:50 – Best spots to see wild turkeys in Kendall County (Sisterdale Rd, Boerne Lake)

14:25 – Turkey nesting habits, predators, population growth

15:12 – Call to action for private landowners

15:45 – Closing remarks & website: nwtf/texas.com

Original Air Date:  May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Barron Wiley interviews Renan Zambrano, South Texas Regional Director for the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM. Renan shares the story behind his name, his background with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the NWTF's conservation mission &mdash; protecting wild turkey habitat through private landowner partnerships, grant funding, and community outreach. He highlights the Rio Grande turkey species native to Texas, women's outdoor programs, fire management as a conservation tool, and an upcoming fundraiser called the Wildwood Social (June 18th, Comfort TX). The conversation also covers where to spot wild turkeys in Kendall County and how listeners can donate, sponsor, or get involved.
0:00 &ndash; Introduction &amp; Renan's name origin story
0:49 &ndash; Renan's Basque heritage and time in Spain
1:08 &ndash; Introduction to the National Wild Turkey Federation
1:23 &ndash; Wild turkeys in Kendall County (Boerne Lake area)
1:40 &ndash; NWTF's conservation mission: easements, landowner partnerships, Texas Parks &amp; Wildlife
2:32 &ndash; Renan's background with Texas Parks &amp; Wildlife &amp; Pittman-Robertson funding
3:20 &ndash; Conservation work: bighorn sheep, Cibolo Nature Center, Central Texas
4:01 &ndash; Rio Grande turkey: the species found in South/Central Texas
4:36 &ndash; Wild turkey behavior: territorial, aggressive, nearly became national bird
5:21 &ndash; Wildwood Social event announcement
5:54 &ndash; Event details: Nick Lawrence Band, Hungry Horse Italian dinner, raffles, firearms
6:31 &ndash; June 18th, Thursday, Comfort TX &ndash; doors at 5:30, dinner at 7:00
7:17 &ndash; Sponsorships, donations, and tax write-offs (501c3)
7:53 &ndash; Ticket prices: $65 individual / $115 couple &ndash; nwtf/texas.com
8:48 &ndash; Golden tickets &amp; inaugural event info
9:23 &ndash; NWTF grant impact since 2017: $1.7M, ~40,000 acres in Texas
10:24 &ndash; Wildfire issues and fire management as a conservation tool
11:13 &ndash; Summary of the Wildwood Social, contact info
12:05 &ndash; How to contact Renan: rzambrano@nwtf.net / 210-744-7057
12:45 &ndash; Women in the outdoors programs
13:50 &ndash; Best spots to see wild turkeys in Kendall County (Sisterdale Rd, Boerne Lake)
14:25 &ndash; Turkey nesting habits, predators, population growth
15:12 &ndash; Call to action for private landowners
15:45 &ndash; Closing remarks &amp; website: nwtf/texas.com
Original Air Date:&nbsp; May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business -National Wildlife Turkey Federation

It’s Friday May 29th. 

 

It was on this date in 1917 that the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was born.  And some more powerful people in Boerne celebrating a birthday today include Patrick Cohoon with Leger, Ketchum and Cohoon - and talk about power couple with Judge Kirsten Cohoon…newly married and new power couple and formerly Miss San Antonio Emma Faye Rudkin with Aid The Silent, and one more…happy birthday Dawn Adamek over at Boerne ISD in the Fine Arts Department…and the other half of power couple with Coach Chris.

I’m Baron Wiley. 

 

Congratulations to Letty Moncada for retiring after 22 years as a dispatcher at the Boerne Police Department. Her calm voice, professionalism and compassion will be missed by the force and citizens alike. Deputy G. Cardenas also just celebrated 5 years with the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office. He is a proud member of the Honor Guard, and ensures the safety and security of the courthouse every day. 

 

Bandera Electric Cooperative has been named one of the San Antonio Business Journal’s 2026 Best Places to Work.

BEC was recognized in the large employer category, with the final rankings to be announced at an awards ceremony in July.

The honor is based on employee feedback about workplace culture, training, retention, and innovation.

CEO Bill Hetherington says BEC’s nearly 150 employees are “the soul of the cooperative,” united by service to members and communities across the Texas Hill Country.

 

Did you hear about this?

After storms knocked out the power at the New Braunfels Utilities wastewater facility, more than 550,000 gallons of untreated wastewater flooded into the Guadalupe River. A utility lift station lost power between 1 and 4 in the morning on Wednesday, meaning wastewater could not be transported, eventually flooding the system. Cleanup began shortly after the flooding stopped, which included dirt removal and disinfecting areas where the overflow occurred. No residential areas needed to be disinfected, and the spill should have no effect on the drinking water. 

 

The Kendall County Commissioner's Court heard about a safety improvement project for the dangerous stretch on Highway 46 at their most recent meeting. The 6 year project would include adding turn lanes at seven intersections, a 4-foot centerline buffer and a barrier at Webster’s Curve. One of the more pressing matters is preventing crashes due to speeding and difficult turns- to deal with it in the meantime, TxDOT plans to install rumble strips along the centerline, adding warning signs and improving pavement markings. The short-term project is expected to finish in two years, while the final schematic design is projected to take up to six years, and funding has already been secured. 

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

 

And by Simplicity Home Pros here in Boerne - if you’re ready to update your kitchen - get those cabinets refaced or modernize your bathroom…turn that old tub into a new walk in shower - they do it all and do it well at Simplicity Home Pros.  Ask about discounts for veterans, seniors, first responders and teachers.  Call Simplicity Home Pros for a free estimate at 830-402-6430 - simplicityhomepros.com. 

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

It&rsquo;s Friday May 29th.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
It was on this date in 1917 that the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was born.&nbsp; And some more powerful people in Boerne celebrating a birthday today include Patrick Cohoon with Leger, Ketchum and Cohoon - and talk about power couple with Judge Kirsten Cohoon&hellip;newly married and new power couple and formerly Miss San Antonio Emma Faye Rudkin with Aid The Silent, and one more&hellip;happy birthday Dawn Adamek over at Boerne ISD in the Fine Arts Department&hellip;and the other half of power couple with Coach Chris.
I&rsquo;m Baron Wiley.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Congratulations to Letty Moncada for retiring after 22 years as a dispatcher at the Boerne Police Department. Her calm voice, professionalism and compassion will be missed by the force and citizens alike. Deputy G. Cardenas also just celebrated 5 years with the Kendall County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office. He is a proud member of the Honor Guard, and ensures the safety and security of the courthouse every day.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Bandera Electric Cooperative has been named one of the San Antonio Business Journal&rsquo;s 2026 Best Places to Work.
BEC was recognized in the large employer category, with the final rankings to be announced at an awards ceremony in July.
The honor is based on employee feedback about workplace culture, training, retention, and innovation.
CEO Bill Hetherington says BEC&rsquo;s nearly 150 employees are &ldquo;the soul of the cooperative,&rdquo; united by service to members and communities across the Texas Hill Country.
&nbsp;
Did you hear about this?
After storms knocked out the power at the New Braunfels Utilities wastewater facility, more than 550,000 gallons of untreated wastewater flooded into the Guadalupe River. A utility lift station lost power between 1 and 4 in the morning on Wednesday, meaning wastewater could not be transported, eventually flooding the system. Cleanup began shortly after the flooding stopped, which included dirt removal and disinfecting areas where the overflow occurred. No residential areas needed to be disinfected, and the spill should have no effect on the drinking water.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
The Kendall County Commissioner's Court heard about a safety improvement project for the dangerous stretch on Highway 46 at their most recent meeting. The 6 year project would include adding turn lanes at seven intersections, a 4-foot centerline buffer and a barrier at Webster&rsquo;s Curve. One of the more pressing matters is preventing crashes due to speeding and difficult turns- to deal with it in the meantime, TxDOT plans to install rumble strips along the centerline, adding warning signs and improving pavement markings. The short-term project is expected to finish in two years, while the final schematic design is projected to take up to six years, and funding has already been secured.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
&nbsp;
And by Simplicity Home Pros here in Boerne - if you&rsquo;re ready to update your kitchen - get those cabinets refaced or modernize your bathroom&hellip;turn that old tub into a new walk in shower - they do it all and do it well at Simplicity Home Pros.&nbsp; Ask about discounts for veterans, seniors, first responders and teachers.&nbsp; Call Simplicity Home Pros for a free estimate at 830-402-6430 - simplicityhomepros.com.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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