Boost Boerne Business | UPS Store Leon Springs – Afarin (Rin) Edwards

In this episode, Baron Wiley sits down with Rin Edwards, owner/operator of the UPS Store in Leon Springs. Rin shares how her store has become a community staple by going beyond shipping to offer a full range of print services. She talks about her growth from her first store (opened in 2016 with siblings) to plans for a new Lemon Creek location in late 2026. The conversation touches on her 7-person team, mailbox and notary services, and her deep involvement in the local business community.

 

Timeline

 

0:00 – Welcome & Introduction of Rin Edwards

0:47 – Why customers drive past other UPS stores to visit Rin's

1:25 – Boost Boerne Business testimonial: last-minute table number delivery

1:45 – Last-minute print jobs & what makes Rin's store stand out

2:05 – Full print shop capabilities (signs, banners, stickers, posters)

2:45 – Funny story: award printed at Rin's store with her own name on it

3:22 – Store location & neighbors (HEB, Ferris Orthodontics, Nami Sushi, Papa Nachos, Al's)

4:16 – First store opened in 2016 with siblings; 10-year anniversary celebration

4:51 – Plans for a new Lemon Creek location by end of 2026

5:42 – Team of 7 employees; family running new store

5:59 – Phone number, phone tree, and notary hours

6:25 – One-stop shop: notary, shredding, mailboxes & community resource

6:59 – Store hours (Mon–Fri 8–6:30, Sat–Sun 11–4)

7:18 – Invitation to visit + Boerne Radio sticker & lanyard order

7:45 – Virtual mailbox service explained; business address for LLCs

8:26 – Social media (Facebook/Instagram: UPS Store 3550) & closing

Original Air Date:  April 18th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business | UPS Store Leon Springs &ndash; Afarin (Rin) Edwards
In this episode, Baron Wiley sits down with Rin Edwards, owner/operator of the UPS Store in Leon Springs. Rin shares how her store has become a community staple by going beyond shipping to offer a full range of print services. She talks about her growth from her first store (opened in 2016 with siblings) to plans for a new Lemon Creek location in late 2026. The conversation touches on her 7-person team, mailbox and notary services, and her deep involvement in the local business community.
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Timeline
&nbsp;
0:00 &ndash; Welcome &amp; Introduction of Rin Edwards
0:47 &ndash; Why customers drive past other UPS stores to visit Rin's
1:25 &ndash; Boost Boerne Business testimonial: last-minute table number delivery
1:45 &ndash; Last-minute print jobs &amp; what makes Rin's store stand out
2:05 &ndash; Full print shop capabilities (signs, banners, stickers, posters)
2:45 &ndash; Funny story: award printed at Rin's store with her own name on it
3:22 &ndash; Store location &amp; neighbors (HEB, Ferris Orthodontics, Nami Sushi, Papa Nachos, Al's)
4:16 &ndash; First store opened in 2016 with siblings; 10-year anniversary celebration
4:51 &ndash; Plans for a new Lemon Creek location by end of 2026
5:42 &ndash; Team of 7 employees; family running new store
5:59 &ndash; Phone number, phone tree, and notary hours
6:25 &ndash; One-stop shop: notary, shredding, mailboxes &amp; community resource
6:59 &ndash; Store hours (Mon&ndash;Fri 8&ndash;6:30, Sat&ndash;Sun 11&ndash;4)
7:18 &ndash; Invitation to visit + Boerne Radio sticker &amp; lanyard order
7:45 &ndash; Virtual mailbox service explained; business address for LLCs
8:26 &ndash; Social media (Facebook/Instagram: UPS Store 3550) &amp; closing
Original Air Date:&nbsp; April 18th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business - UPS Store of Leon Springs 4-18-26

The Choir Returns to San Antonio (April 17) | Dan Michaels Interview on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM

On Bernie Radio 103.9 FM, host Baron Wiley announces The Choir’s return to Texas for a Friday, April 17 show at Sam’s Burger Joint in San Antonio, with tickets and a giveaway available via boerneradio.godaddy.com. He speaks with band member Dan Michaels, who plays saxophone and an electronic wind instrument called a Lyricon, and they discuss how the band added sax to stand out in 1984.

Michaels reflects on The Choir’s 40-year run, fan-supported crowdfunding, and their upcoming 40th anniversary release, the 20-song studio album "Dragonfly".

They note Chris Taylor opening the San Antonio show and connections to Sixpence Down the Richer, including plans to perform together. Michaels shares sax favorites, a Disneyland marching job, and a touring story about hitting a cow, and the segment closes with a request to play “Midnight Sun

Original Air Date:  Sunday April 12, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

The Choir Returns to San Antonio (April 17) |&nbsp;Dan Michaels Interview on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM
On Bernie Radio 103.9 FM, host Baron Wiley announces The Choir&rsquo;s return to Texas for a Friday, April 17 show at Sam&rsquo;s Burger Joint in San Antonio, with tickets and a giveaway available via boerneradio.godaddy.com. He speaks with band member Dan Michaels, who plays saxophone and an electronic wind instrument called a Lyricon, and they discuss how the band added sax to stand out in 1984.
Michaels reflects on The Choir&rsquo;s 40-year run, fan-supported crowdfunding, and their upcoming 40th anniversary release, the 20-song studio album "Dragonfly".
They note Chris Taylor opening the San Antonio show and connections to Sixpence Down the Richer, including plans to perform together. Michaels shares sax favorites, a Disneyland marching job, and a touring story about hitting a cow, and the segment closes with a request to play &ldquo;Midnight Sun
Original Air Date:&nbsp; Sunday April 12, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Radio's Baron Wiley interviews Dan Michaels of The Choir as they come to Sam's Burger Joint In San Antonio April 17, 2026

The Choir's Dan Michaels Interview April 2026 Boerne Radio 1039FM

On Boerne Radio’s Town Hall Program, host Baron Wiley interviews Michael G. Etheridge, a Boerne ISD graduate and business owner running for Boerne ISD school board Place 7.  He highlights involvement with district programs including welding, Incubator EDU mentoring, and student internships, and argues that teacher pay has fallen from above the Texas average to $4,200 below it while administrator pay has risen about 40%.

He says happy teachers drive student success, supports career and technical education as a viable first-choice path, and emphasizes school safety and coordination with local first responders. Etheridge opposes tax increases, criticizes the prior VATRE, promises never to vote for a tax hike, supports a two-term limit, and promotes voting dates (early voting April 20; election day May 2) and his website, Michael4BISD.com.

Original Air Date:  4/11/2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM in Boerne, Texas.
00:00 Campaign Ad Intro
00:36 Town Hall Welcome
00:53 Parade Memories
01:43 Why Run Now
01:50 Champion High Naming
03:03 Calling and Faith
04:44 Trades Legacy Roots
05:20 Kendall Gentleman Magazine
06:33 ISD Pride and Involvement
07:28 Teacher Pay Priorities
09:22 Student Readiness Goals
09:50 Trades Not Fallback
11:20 Welding Confidence Boost
12:08 School Safety Response
13:37 Networking and Term Limits
14:41 Doss Festival and AI
15:54 Taxpayer Accountability
19:44 Campaign Help and Teachers
20:49 Vote Dates and Closing Pitch
22:17 Campaign Ad Teachers First

On Boerne Radio&rsquo;s Town Hall Program, host Baron Wiley interviews Michael G. Etheridge, a Boerne ISD graduate and business owner running for Boerne ISD school board Place 7.&nbsp; He highlights involvement with district programs including welding, Incubator EDU mentoring, and student internships, and argues that teacher pay has fallen from above the Texas average to $4,200 below it while administrator pay has risen about 40%.
He says happy teachers drive student success, supports career and technical education as a viable first-choice path, and emphasizes school safety and coordination with local first responders. Etheridge opposes tax increases, criticizes the prior VATRE, promises never to vote for a tax hike, supports a two-term limit, and promotes voting dates (early voting April 20; election day May 2) and his website, Michael4BISD.com.
Original Air Date:&nbsp; 4/11/2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM in Boerne, Texas.
<ul>
<li>00:00 Campaign Ad Intro</li>
<li>00:36 Town Hall Welcome</li>
<li>00:53 Parade Memories</li>
<li>01:43 Why Run Now</li>
<li>01:50 Champion High Naming</li>
<li>03:03 Calling and Faith</li>
<li>04:44 Trades Legacy Roots</li>
<li>05:20 Kendall Gentleman Magazine</li>
<li>06:33 ISD Pride and Involvement</li>
<li>07:28 Teacher Pay Priorities</li>
<li>09:22 Student Readiness Goals</li>
<li>09:50 Trades Not Fallback</li>
<li>11:20 Welding Confidence Boost</li>
<li>12:08 School Safety Response</li>
<li>13:37 Networking and Term Limits</li>
<li>14:41 Doss Festival and AI</li>
<li>15:54 Taxpayer Accountability</li>
<li>19:44 Campaign Help and Teachers</li>
<li>20:49 Vote Dates and Closing Pitch</li>
<li>22:17 Campaign Ad Teachers First</li>
</ul>

Boerne Radio's Townhall  - Michael G Ethridge 4 BISD School Board - April 2026

How Boerne Made History and Played on Their Field of Dreams

A conversation with Tim Christ, author of the book chronicling the 2024 Boerne Little League team's historic run to the Little League World Series.

Tim Christ shares the full story — from how the team was assembled by GM Justin Newsom and league president Chris Carey, to steamrolling through districts, upsetting powerhouse McAllister Park, winning in Abilene and Waco, and ultimately reaching Williamsport. He covers the experience on the ground, the community support, the US Championship game against Florida, and the legacy the team left behind.

Timeline
0:00 – Intro & roster announcement
0:57 – Welcome to Boost Boerne Business; Tim Christ introduced with new book
1:49 – Why Tim wrote the book (YouTube videos disappearing, preserving memories)
3:27 – How the team was assembled; Justin Newsom's dream & Chris Carey's vision
4:58 – Caleb Christ joins the team; all-star tryouts & selection process
5:46 – Districts: three no-hitters, steamrolling competition
6:17 – Sectionals: beating powerhouse McAllister Park
6:30 – State in Abilene: beating West Brownsville & Midland University Little League
7:28 – Regionals in Waco: beating Arkansas & Louisiana; heading to Williamsport
7:56 – Little League covers all expenses; community fundraising covered family costs
10:27 – Life at Williamsport: ESPN interviews, Adidas uniforms, Easton gear
10:43 – Caleb's mental exhaustion; trip to Niagara Falls
11:54 – Coming home: hero's welcome, school parade, drum line & cheerleaders
12:40 – Post-Williamsport: Spurs game honor, Texas State Senate resolution 561
13:28 – Police escort story: airport send-off and parade on Main Street
14:46 – Still recognized across Texas; Caleb's gracious attitude
15:21 – Keeping kids grounded; the team's humility and sportsmanship culture
16:32 – The US Championship game against Florida (4.4 million viewers, most-watched since 2015)
17:47 – Injuries to Julian & Doc; Caleb comes in to pitch the final inning
18:39 – Loss 10-7; emotional aftermath; consolation game vs. Venezuela
19:55 – Challenger game, community watch parties, gratitude for Boerne's support
20:43 – Where to buy the book (Amazon, Boerne Bookshop, local signings)
22:22 – Developing world-class youth athletes; team's .413 batting average at the Series
22:54 – Sportsmanship moments; living together with international teams in the quads
25:12 – Tim's proudest moment: Caleb pitching out of a bases-loaded jam vs. Nevada
26:35 – The moms' experience; Cole's grand slam heart symbol; Julie Foudy sideline interviews
27:46 – Williamsport felt like a year and 10 minutes; inspiring future little leaguers
28:30 – Closing thoughts & thanks; book wrap-up

Original Air Date:  April 4th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

How Boerne Made History and Played on Their Field of Dreams
A conversation with Tim Christ, author of the book chronicling the 2024 Boerne Little League team's historic run to the Little League World Series.
Tim Christ shares the full story &mdash; from how the team was assembled by GM Justin Newsom and league president Chris Carey, to steamrolling through districts, upsetting powerhouse McAllister Park, winning in Abilene and Waco, and ultimately reaching Williamsport. He covers the experience on the ground, the community support, the US Championship game against Florida, and the legacy the team left behind.
Timeline
<ul>
<li>0:00 &ndash; Intro &amp; roster announcement</li>
<li>0:57 &ndash; Welcome to Boost Boerne Business; Tim Christ introduced with new book</li>
<li>1:49 &ndash; Why Tim wrote the book (YouTube videos disappearing, preserving memories)</li>
<li>3:27 &ndash; How the team was assembled; Justin Newsom's dream &amp; Chris Carey's vision</li>
<li>4:58 &ndash; Caleb Christ joins the team; all-star tryouts &amp; selection process</li>
<li>5:46 &ndash; Districts: three no-hitters, steamrolling competition</li>
<li>6:17 &ndash; Sectionals: beating powerhouse McAllister Park</li>
<li>6:30 &ndash; State in Abilene: beating West Brownsville &amp; Midland University Little League</li>
<li>7:28 &ndash; Regionals in Waco: beating Arkansas &amp; Louisiana; heading to Williamsport</li>
<li>7:56 &ndash; Little League covers all expenses; community fundraising covered family costs</li>
<li>10:27 &ndash; Life at Williamsport: ESPN interviews, Adidas uniforms, Easton gear</li>
<li>10:43 &ndash; Caleb's mental exhaustion; trip to Niagara Falls</li>
<li>11:54 &ndash; Coming home: hero's welcome, school parade, drum line &amp; cheerleaders</li>
<li>12:40 &ndash; Post-Williamsport: Spurs game honor, Texas State Senate resolution 561</li>
<li>13:28 &ndash; Police escort story: airport send-off and parade on Main Street</li>
<li>14:46 &ndash; Still recognized across Texas; Caleb's gracious attitude</li>
<li>15:21 &ndash; Keeping kids grounded; the team's humility and sportsmanship culture</li>
<li>16:32 &ndash; The US Championship game against Florida (4.4 million viewers, most-watched since 2015)</li>
<li>17:47 &ndash; Injuries to Julian &amp; Doc; Caleb comes in to pitch the final inning</li>
<li>18:39 &ndash; Loss 10-7; emotional aftermath; consolation game vs. Venezuela</li>
<li>19:55 &ndash; Challenger game, community watch parties, gratitude for Boerne's support</li>
<li>20:43 &ndash; Where to buy the book (Amazon, Boerne Bookshop, local signings)</li>
<li>22:22 &ndash; Developing world-class youth athletes; team's .413 batting average at the Series</li>
<li>22:54 &ndash; Sportsmanship moments; living together with international teams in the quads</li>
<li>25:12 &ndash; Tim's proudest moment: Caleb pitching out of a bases-loaded jam vs. Nevada</li>
<li>26:35 &ndash; The moms' experience; Cole's grand slam heart symbol; Julie Foudy sideline interviews</li>
<li>27:46 &ndash; Williamsport felt like a year and 10 minutes; inspiring future little leaguers</li>
<li>28:30 &ndash; Closing thoughts &amp; thanks; book wrap-up</li>
</ul>
Original Air Date:&nbsp; April 4th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business - Tim Christ - How Boerne Made History And Played On Their Field of Dreams  April 4 2026

St. John Lutheran Church is hosting the 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner on Saturday, April 25th at the Kendall County Youth Agriculture and Equestrian Center in Boerne, Texas.

Co-chairman Richard Wagner and host Baron Wiley discuss the event on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM, covering everything from the menu to the mission.

Event Highlights:

Doors open at 4:00 PM, serving starts at 5:00 PM

All-you-can-eat wild game menu: venison, pulled wild pork, quail and dumplings, crawfish, shrimp gumbo, fried fish, BBQ chicken, and more — including a new item: fried pig cheeks

Live auction, silent auction (guns, art, hunting/fishing trips, collectibles), and multiple raffles

Tickets: $35 adults, $5 kids under 12

100% volunteer-run — all proceeds go to local nonprofits

Last year: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities. This year's goal: $100,000 for ~23 nonprofits, including TBI Warrior Foundation, Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center, Kendall County Women's Shelter, Hill Country Mission for Health, Boerne Family YMCA, and more.

Timeline:
0:00 – Radio ad: 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner
1:10 – Interview begins: Richard Wagner joins Baron Wiley on Boerne Radio
1:27 – Event date, location & door time
2:03 – Last year's results: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities
2:26 – 100% volunteer-run; all profits go to charity
2:41 – Local nonprofits that benefit
3:22 – $35 ticket price unchanged for 10 years; auctions & raffles
3:40 – Silent auction: quilts, guns, art, tools — something for everyone
4:15 – Live auction highlights (George Strait signed guitar!)
5:42 – Full menu reveal (including new: fried pig cheeks)
6:28 – Everything cooked fresh on-site; pits fired up before sunrise
7:01 – All-you-can-eat, station-style (go straight to what you want)
7:33 – Sponsor recognition: ads, magazine, slideshow
8:10 – Baron Wiley announced as MC
8:59 – How to donate auction/raffle items
9:15 – Volunteers welcome (no church membership required)
10:09 – Raffle details: card raffle, 5-gun raffle, bucket raffle
10:26 – This year's goal: $100,000
11:18 – Kids tickets $5; kids under 12
11:51 – Closing radio ad & call to action

 

Tickets & info: stjohnlutheran.com/wildgamedinner

Original Air Date:  April 4th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

St. John Lutheran Church is hosting the 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner on Saturday, April 25th at the Kendall County Youth Agriculture and Equestrian Center in Boerne, Texas.
Co-chairman Richard Wagner and host Baron Wiley discuss the event on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM, covering everything from the menu to the mission.
Event Highlights:
Doors open at 4:00 PM, serving starts at 5:00 PM
All-you-can-eat wild game menu: venison, pulled wild pork, quail and dumplings, crawfish, shrimp gumbo, fried fish, BBQ chicken, and more &mdash; including a new item: fried pig cheeks
Live auction, silent auction (guns, art, hunting/fishing trips, collectibles), and multiple raffles
Tickets: $35 adults, $5 kids under 12
100% volunteer-run &mdash; all proceeds go to local nonprofits
Last year: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities. This year's goal: $100,000 for ~23 nonprofits, including TBI Warrior Foundation, Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center, Kendall County Women's Shelter, Hill Country Mission for Health, Boerne Family YMCA, and more.
Timeline:
<ul>
<li>0:00 &ndash; Radio ad: 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner</li>
<li>1:10 &ndash; Interview begins: Richard Wagner joins Baron Wiley on Boerne Radio</li>
<li>1:27 &ndash; Event date, location &amp; door time</li>
<li>2:03 &ndash; Last year's results: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities</li>
<li>2:26 &ndash; 100% volunteer-run; all profits go to charity</li>
<li>2:41 &ndash; Local nonprofits that benefit</li>
<li>3:22 &ndash; $35 ticket price unchanged for 10 years; auctions &amp; raffles</li>
<li>3:40 &ndash; Silent auction: quilts, guns, art, tools &mdash; something for everyone</li>
<li>4:15 &ndash; Live auction highlights (George Strait signed guitar!)</li>
<li>5:42 &ndash; Full menu reveal (including new: fried pig cheeks)</li>
<li>6:28 &ndash; Everything cooked fresh on-site; pits fired up before sunrise</li>
<li>7:01 &ndash; All-you-can-eat, station-style (go straight to what you want)</li>
<li>7:33 &ndash; Sponsor recognition: ads, magazine, slideshow</li>
<li>8:10 &ndash; Baron Wiley announced as MC</li>
<li>8:59 &ndash; How to donate auction/raffle items</li>
<li>9:15 &ndash; Volunteers welcome (no church membership required)</li>
<li>10:09 &ndash; Raffle details: card raffle, 5-gun raffle, bucket raffle</li>
<li>10:26 &ndash; This year's goal: $100,000</li>
<li>11:18 &ndash; Kids tickets $5; kids under 12</li>
<li>11:51 &ndash; Closing radio ad &amp; call to action</li>
</ul>
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Tickets &amp; info: stjohnlutheran.com/wildgamedinner
Original Air Date:&nbsp; April 4th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business - St John's Lutheran Church Wild Game Dinner  April-4-2026

Rich Sena For Boerne ISD School Board Place 7

Contact:  https://www.senaforbisd.com

Boerne Radio host Baron Wiley interviews Rich Sena, a 12-year Boerne ISD trustee running again for Place 7, who highlights district achievements, community support, and financial stewardship. Sena says the board has saved taxpayers $27 million in interest since 2023 and $85 million since 2016 while maintaining one of the lowest regional school tax rates, and notes BISD spends about $3,000 less per student than the Texas average. He discusses P-TECH early college programs in cybersecurity and health careers, expanded career and technical pathways, JROTC, character development efforts, and BISD’s A rating, 99%+ graduation rate, and Boerne Academy options. Sena also addresses recapture (“Robinhood”), property tax relief advocacy, teacher pay and retention allotments, growth planning, land banking, and preserving local traditions. He asks for votes during early voting starting April 20 and Election Day May 2nd.
00:00 Campaign Ad Intro
00:30 Town Hall Kickoff
01:15 Why Schools Matter
02:40 Growth and Small Town Feel
03:49 Meet Rich Sena
05:04 PTECH and Early College
06:15 Career Pathways and JROTC
08:31 Character and Traditions
11:21 Voting Dates and Service
13:15 School Finance and Recapture
16:01 District A Rating Explained
18:20 Future Priorities and Growth
21:13 Land Planning and Traffic
22:17 Final Ask and Closing Ad

Paid for by Rich Sena for BISD School Board as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM on 3/28/26 on Boerne Radio's Townhall Program hosted by Baron Wiiley

 

Rich Sena For Boerne ISD School Board Place 7
Contact: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.senaforbisd.com">https://www.senaforbisd.com</a>
Boerne Radio host Baron Wiley interviews Rich Sena, a 12-year Boerne ISD trustee running again for Place 7, who highlights district achievements, community support, and financial stewardship. Sena says the board has saved taxpayers $27 million in interest since 2023 and $85 million since 2016 while maintaining one of the lowest regional school tax rates, and notes BISD spends about $3,000 less per student than the Texas average. He discusses P-TECH early college programs in cybersecurity and health careers, expanded career and technical pathways, JROTC, character development efforts, and BISD&rsquo;s A rating, 99%+ graduation rate, and Boerne Academy options. Sena also addresses recapture (&ldquo;Robinhood&rdquo;), property tax relief advocacy, teacher pay and retention allotments, growth planning, land banking, and preserving local traditions. He asks for votes during early voting starting April 20 and Election Day May 2nd.
<ul>
<li>00:00&nbsp;Campaign Ad Intro</li>
<li>00:30 Town Hall Kickoff</li>
<li>01:15 Why Schools Matter</li>
<li>02:40 Growth and Small Town Feel</li>
<li>03:49 Meet Rich Sena</li>
<li>05:04 PTECH and Early College</li>
<li>06:15 Career Pathways and JROTC</li>
<li>08:31 Character and Traditions</li>
<li>11:21 Voting Dates and Service</li>
<li>13:15 School Finance and Recapture</li>
<li>16:01 District A Rating Explained</li>
<li>18:20 Future Priorities and Growth</li>
<li>21:13 Land Planning and Traffic</li>
<li>22:17 Final Ask and Closing Ad</li>
</ul>
Paid for by Rich Sena for BISD School Board as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM on 3/28/26 on Boerne Radio's Townhall Program hosted by Baron Wiiley
&nbsp;

Boerne Radio Townhall - Rich Sena For School Board 2026

Roland J Ruiz sits down with Glen Leonard of the Texas Corvette Association to talk classic cars, Corvette history, and the 33rd Annual Open Car Show coming to Main Street Plaza in Boerne, TX on April 18th. From 1953 originals to 1,000+ horsepower modern machines, this is a must-watch for any car enthusiast!

Timeline:

00:00 – Introduction & welcome

00:45 – Glen Leonard & the Texas Corvette Association

01:30 – About the club: 300+ members, monthly meetings

02:15 – Corvette history: 1953 originals to 2026 models

03:30 – Club membership & charity involvement

04:30 – Glen's 2016 Z06 Corvette

05:30 – Buying his first Corvette at 25

06:15 – National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY

07:30 – Engine specs: 490 HP average, 1,000+ HP options

08:45 – Classic car memories & the 327 engine

09:30 – 33rd Annual Open Car Show details

11:00 – Growth from 35 cars to 480+ cars

12:15 – Vendors, food trucks & silent auction

14:30 – Pet blessing & special activities

16:00 – Award categories (38 total, including foreign cars)

18:30 – How to register & website info

20:00 – Show hours, prizes & closing

 

🚗 33rd Annual Open Car Show

📅 April 18th | Main Street Plaza, Boerne, TX

🕗 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM | Awards at 3:00 PM

🌐 www.texas-corvetteassociation.com

Free admission to the public! Register your car online to compete in 38 award categories.

Original Air Date:  March 28th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Roland J Ruiz sits down with Glen Leonard of the Texas Corvette Association to talk classic cars, Corvette history, and the 33rd Annual Open Car Show coming to Main Street Plaza in Boerne, TX on April 18th. From 1953 originals to 1,000+ horsepower modern machines, this is a must-watch for any car enthusiast!
Timeline:
00:00 &ndash; Introduction &amp; welcome
00:45 &ndash; Glen Leonard &amp; the Texas Corvette Association
01:30 &ndash; About the club: 300+ members, monthly meetings
02:15 &ndash; Corvette history: 1953 originals to 2026 models
03:30 &ndash; Club membership &amp; charity involvement
04:30 &ndash; Glen's 2016 Z06 Corvette
05:30 &ndash; Buying his first Corvette at 25
06:15 &ndash; National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY
07:30 &ndash; Engine specs: 490 HP average, 1,000+ HP options
08:45 &ndash; Classic car memories &amp; the 327 engine
09:30 &ndash; 33rd Annual Open Car Show details
11:00 &ndash; Growth from 35 cars to 480+ cars
12:15 &ndash; Vendors, food trucks &amp; silent auction
14:30 &ndash; Pet blessing &amp; special activities
16:00 &ndash; Award categories (38 total, including foreign cars)
18:30 &ndash; How to register &amp; website info
20:00 &ndash; Show hours, prizes &amp; closing
&nbsp;
🚗 33rd Annual Open Car Show
📅 April 18th | Main Street Plaza, Boerne, TX
🕗 8:00 AM &ndash; 4:00 PM | Awards at 3:00 PM
🌐 www.texas-corvetteassociation.com
Free admission to the public! Register your car online to compete in 38 award categories.
Original Air Date:&nbsp; March 28th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business - Boerne Open Car Show

This is a radio segment on Boerne Radio promoting the 5th annual Swing Strong Till It's Gone charity golf tournament benefiting Parkinson's research through the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Hosts Baron Wiley interviews Barry Halbert and Sean Jahr about the event and its remarkable growth — from raising $30,000 in year one to $150,000 last year, with a $200,000 goal this year, boosted by a dollar-for-dollar match up to $100,000 from donor Jerry Metheny. Sean shares his personal Parkinson's journey and how a new medication pump has dramatically improved his quality of life. The segment covers event logistics, sponsors, volunteers, and a recorded message of support from NFL legend Brett Favre, who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's.

 

Timeline

0:36   Baron Wiley welcomes Barry Halbert & Sean Jar to the show
1:13   Growth recap — from $30K (year 1) to $150K last year; Michael J. Fox Foundation MVP award nomination
1:52   Money stays local — UT Brain Center partnership explained
2:25   Sean's health story — triple bypass, Barry stepping in to run the event
3:19   Sean's new levodopa pump — life-changing results, no longer falling on the golf course
4:21   Event details — May 14–15 at Tapio Springs; Faith Jacobs concert kickoff, golf scramble, silent & live auction
5:33   Volunteer shoutouts — Lisa Halbert, Desiree Williams, Gary/Amy Nichols, and others
6:35   Jerry Metheny's $100K matching pledge announced
7:18   Call to action — volunteer number, how to participate
8:06   Growth from $30K to $150K reviewed; $200K goal for 2025
9:01   New marketing efforts; online "Donate Now" page
9:52   Parkinson's in pop culture — Apple TV's Shrinks, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox
10:46 Brett Favre's recorded message of support (recently diagnosed with Parkinson's)
11:48 Event dates, website, and registration info recap
12:26 Sponsor shoutouts — Cavender's, Mike Cook, HEB, and others
13:18 UT Health Brain Center partnership — one-stop shop for neurological care
14:51 Final call to action — Gary P. Nunn performing, event wrap-up
15:49 Sean reflects on his friendship with Barry and the journey
16:23 Golf spots still available; closing remarks

Original Air Date:  March 21st, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

This is a radio segment on Boerne Radio promoting the 5th annual Swing Strong Till It's Gone charity golf tournament benefiting Parkinson's research through the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Hosts Baron Wiley interviews Barry Halbert and Sean Jahr about the event and its remarkable growth &mdash; from raising $30,000 in year one to $150,000 last year, with a $200,000 goal this year, boosted by a dollar-for-dollar match up to $100,000 from donor Jerry Metheny. Sean shares his personal Parkinson's journey and how a new medication pump has dramatically improved his quality of life. The segment covers event logistics, sponsors, volunteers, and a recorded message of support from NFL legend Brett Favre, who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's.
&nbsp;
Timeline
<ul>
<li></li>
<li>0:36&nbsp;&nbsp; Baron Wiley welcomes Barry Halbert &amp; Sean Jar to the show</li>
<li>1:13&nbsp;&nbsp; Growth recap &mdash; from $30K (year 1) to $150K last year; Michael J. Fox Foundation MVP award nomination</li>
<li>1:52&nbsp;&nbsp; Money stays local &mdash; UT Brain Center partnership explained</li>
<li>2:25&nbsp;&nbsp; Sean's health story &mdash; triple bypass, Barry stepping in to run the event</li>
<li>3:19&nbsp;&nbsp; Sean's new levodopa pump &mdash; life-changing results, no longer falling on the golf course</li>
<li>4:21&nbsp;&nbsp; Event details &mdash; May 14&ndash;15 at Tapio Springs; Faith Jacobs concert kickoff, golf scramble, silent &amp; live auction</li>
<li>5:33&nbsp;&nbsp; Volunteer shoutouts &mdash; Lisa Halbert, Desiree Williams, Gary/Amy Nichols, and others</li>
<li>6:35&nbsp;&nbsp; Jerry Metheny's $100K matching pledge announced</li>
<li>7:18&nbsp;&nbsp; Call to action &mdash; volunteer number, how to participate</li>
<li>8:06&nbsp;&nbsp; Growth from $30K to $150K reviewed; $200K goal for 2025</li>
<li>9:01&nbsp;&nbsp; New marketing efforts; online "Donate Now" page</li>
<li>9:52&nbsp;&nbsp; Parkinson's in pop culture &mdash; Apple TV's Shrinks, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox</li>
<li>10:46 Brett Favre's recorded message of support (recently diagnosed with Parkinson's)</li>
<li>11:48 Event dates, website, and registration info recap</li>
<li>12:26 Sponsor shoutouts &mdash; Cavender's, Mike Cook, HEB, and others</li>
<li>13:18 UT Health Brain Center partnership &mdash; one-stop shop for neurological care</li>
<li>14:51 Final call to action &mdash; Gary P. Nunn performing, event wrap-up</li>
<li>15:49 Sean reflects on his friendship with Barry and the journey</li>
<li>16:23 Golf spots still available; closing remarks</li>
</ul>
Original Air Date:&nbsp; March 21st, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

Boost Boerne Business - Swing Strong Till It's Gone Golf Tournament

Jim & Mary Beatty are celebrating 70 Years of Marriage on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM as heard on March 14th.  The official anniversary date is March 17th, St. Patrics Day.

Host Baron Wiley interviews Jim and Mary Beatty as they celebrate 70 years of marriage. Joined by their daughter Rita Kellogg, the conversation covers their move to Texas in 1962, how they met at a dance in 1954, and the humor and faith they credit for their long marriage. They discuss Mary’s work as a bookkeeper and raising three daughters, Jim’s work in the steel industry and later running Dynamic Diet and Health Foods stores in San Antonio for about 30 years, and their love of Hank Williams and classic music. Mary shares surviving stage-four cancer twice through faith, and encourages sharing the Gospel.
00:00 Beatty Anniversary Intro
01:13 Playful Banter and Secrets
02:08 Family Roots and History
03:41 Rita Honors Her Parents
04:31 Moving to Boerne Memories
05:51 Work Life and Wedding Date
07:03 How They Met Dancing
09:22 Raising Daughters and Faith
11:47 Mexico Trips and Home Finds
12:30 Hank Williams and Radio
13:27 Hank Williams Death Story
14:20 Record Collection and Riches
15:05 First Child Story
17:25 Raising Daughters Right
18:15 Reading And College
19:19 Steel Mill Accident
19:45 Health Food Stores
21:04 Anniversary Plans
22:00 Faith And Gospel
24:53 Family Roots And Heritage
26:43 Cancer And Healing
29:27 70 Years Wrap Up

Jim &amp; Mary Beatty are celebrating 70 Years of Marriage on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM as heard on March 14th.&nbsp; The official anniversary date is March 17th, St. Patrics Day.
Host Baron Wiley interviews Jim and Mary Beatty as they celebrate 70 years of marriage. Joined by their daughter Rita Kellogg, the conversation covers their move to Texas in 1962, how they met at a dance in 1954, and the humor and faith they credit for their long marriage. They discuss Mary&rsquo;s work as a bookkeeper and raising three daughters, Jim&rsquo;s work in the steel industry and later running Dynamic Diet and Health Foods stores in San Antonio for about 30 years, and their love of Hank Williams and classic music. Mary shares surviving stage-four cancer twice through faith, and encourages sharing the Gospel.
<ul>
<li>00:00 Beatty Anniversary Intro</li>
<li>01:13 Playful Banter and Secrets</li>
<li>02:08 Family Roots and History</li>
<li>03:41 Rita Honors Her Parents</li>
<li>04:31 Moving to Boerne Memories</li>
<li>05:51 Work Life and Wedding Date</li>
<li>07:03 How They Met Dancing</li>
<li>09:22 Raising Daughters and Faith</li>
<li>11:47 Mexico Trips and Home Finds</li>
<li>12:30 Hank Williams and Radio</li>
<li>13:27 Hank Williams Death Story</li>
<li>14:20 Record Collection and Riches</li>
<li>15:05 First Child Story</li>
<li>17:25 Raising Daughters Right</li>
<li>18:15 Reading And College</li>
<li>19:19 Steel Mill Accident</li>
<li>19:45 Health Food Stores</li>
<li>21:04 Anniversary Plans</li>
<li>22:00 Faith And Gospel</li>
<li>24:53 Family Roots And Heritage</li>
<li>26:43 Cancer And Healing</li>
<li>29:27 70 Years Wrap Up</li>
</ul>

Jim and Mary Beatty's 70th Anniversary Special on Boerne Radio - March 17, 2026

Bob Ogle of the Ogle Legal Team joins the Boost Boerne Business show on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with family life and pickleball — and gets down to the serious business of estate planning. Bob shares why having a will matters, how trusts work, what to do (and not do) with your original documents, and what actually happens during a will contest in Texas. Whether you're putting it off or just need a refresher, this episode will inspire you to get it done.

Timeline:

0:00 – Welcome & intro from the Richter Studio

0:23 – Bob's family update: new grandchild on the way

1:03 – Pickleball talk: how Bob got into it

2:31 – Patty's infectious laugh on the court

3:28 – Upcoming pickleball trip to Wisconsin

4:21 – Wisconsin love & Lambeau Field

4:34 – Back to business: Ogle Legal Team celebrates 38 years

4:57 – The importance of updating your will (marriages, divorces, new kids)

5:35 – Wills vs. trusts: what's the difference?

6:36 – Why trusts are useful for families and future generations

7:36 – How easy it is to work with the Ogle Legal Team

8:30 – Where to store your original will (hint: the freezer is fine)

9:34 – Choosing & notifying your executor

10:54 – Will contests in Texas: how they happen and why to avoid them

12:30 – Tips for protecting against incapacity challenges

13:38 – Final message: get your will done, then go play pickleball

14:32 – Thank you & sign-off

📞 Ogle Legal Team: 830-249-9358

🌐 OgleLegalTeam.com

Original Air Date:  March 14th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

 

Bob Ogle of the Ogle Legal Team joins the Boost Boerne Business show on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with family life and pickleball &mdash; and gets down to the serious business of estate planning. Bob shares why having a will matters, how trusts work, what to do (and not do) with your original documents, and what actually happens during a will contest in Texas. Whether you're putting it off or just need a refresher, this episode will inspire you to get it done.
Timeline:
0:00 &ndash; Welcome &amp; intro from the Richter Studio
0:23 &ndash; Bob's family update: new grandchild on the way
1:03 &ndash; Pickleball talk: how Bob got into it
2:31 &ndash; Patty's infectious laugh on the court
3:28 &ndash; Upcoming pickleball trip to Wisconsin
4:21 &ndash; Wisconsin love &amp; Lambeau Field
4:34 &ndash; Back to business: Ogle Legal Team celebrates 38 years
4:57 &ndash; The importance of updating your will (marriages, divorces, new kids)
5:35 &ndash; Wills vs. trusts: what's the difference?
6:36 &ndash; Why trusts are useful for families and future generations
7:36 &ndash; How easy it is to work with the Ogle Legal Team
8:30 &ndash; Where to store your original will (hint: the freezer is fine)
9:34 &ndash; Choosing &amp; notifying your executor
10:54 &ndash; Will contests in Texas: how they happen and why to avoid them
12:30 &ndash; Tips for protecting against incapacity challenges
13:38 &ndash; Final message: get your will done, then go play pickleball
14:32 &ndash; Thank you &amp; sign-off
📞 Ogle Legal Team: 830-249-9358
🌐 OgleLegalTeam.com
Original Air Date:&nbsp; March 14th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley
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Boost Boerne Business - Ogle Legal Team

Meet the owners and leaders of Boerne's finest mom and pops and non-profits on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.  Plus interviews with Texas and National Artists.

Meet the owners and leaders of Boerne's finest mom and pops and non-profits on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.&nbsp; Plus interviews with Texas and National Artists.

Boost Boerne Business - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.

Geneva Tennis at state dominated, as the girls team is your 4A TAPPS State Champion! The season these athletes have had… an amazing finish to this season. And it gets better because two doubles teams were runners-up. For the girls, Mary Simpson and Siena Svendsen… and for the boys, Alex Malouf and Teagan Fikes. A big congratulations to this Geneva program on an amazing year. 

Final games of the year for Boerne ISD softball are tonight as both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention. Boerne High will face New Braunfels on the road and Champion will be in Kerrville to take on Tivy. Both games begin at 7.

An update from the RBC Heritage- Ludvig Åberg of Sweden leads after day 1 with a score of -8. 

Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin’ Canes…personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.  CarlsonAttorneys.com.

Esteban Serrano – Boerne Radio Sports!

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.
Geneva Tennis at state dominated, as the girls team is your 4A TAPPS State Champion! The season these athletes have had&hellip; an amazing finish to this season. And it gets better because two doubles teams were runners-up. For the girls, Mary Simpson and Siena Svendsen&hellip; and for the boys, Alex Malouf and Teagan Fikes. A big congratulations to this Geneva program on an amazing year.&nbsp;
Final games of the year for Boerne ISD softball are tonight as both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention. Boerne High will face New Braunfels on the road and Champion will be in Kerrville to take on Tivy. Both games begin at 7.
An update from the RBC Heritage- Ludvig &Aring;berg of Sweden leads after day 1 with a score of -8.&nbsp;
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin&rsquo; Canes&hellip;personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.&nbsp; <a href="http://carlsonattorneys.com">CarlsonAttorneys.com</a>.
Esteban Serrano &ndash; Boerne Radio Sports!

Boerne Radio Sports - Friday, April 17, 2026

It’s Friday, April 17th.

And born on this day in 1937 was Daffy Duck, who made his first appearance in Porky’s Duck Hunt. In the original episode, Daffy had a less pronounced lisp than what we know today, and looked a lot more like an actual duck. Mel Blanc voiced the character until 1989, a total of 52 years. 

I’m Baron Wiley. 

Boerne City Park was filled with around 300 homeschool students from across San Antonio and the Hill Country under the umbrella called Boerne Classical Conversations that hosted its annual Field Day. Kids took part in games and activities focused on teamwork and friendly competition. The Christ-centered program, founded in 2015, emphasizes parent-led education and community. Organizers say the event highlighted strong family involvement and a shared commitment to student growth.

The City of Boerne also gave an update yesterday on the progress being made on Northside Community Park. The basketball pavilion is now up, and stone column work is underway. Concrete foundations have been poured for 3 future restroom facilities, and crews are working on stormwater and low-impact development infrastructure to support the park long term. 

 

Boerne Radio is proud to partner with Cavender Chevrolet in support of the 33rd Annual Texas Corvette Association Open Car Show in Main Plaza - the fun starts with a meet and greet at 5:30 in the gazebo as a sea of cool cars roll into Boerne…about 450 this year.  It all benefits SJRC Texas - helping kids through St. Jude.  We’ll see you there.

 

Last week the Cibolo Center for Conservation raised funds in the name of protecting water. Their sponsors, Culligan and the 2 Birds Nerds, matched every single donation made to the organization. Yesterday they revealed that their goal was surpassed with a total of $60,109.34. 

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

 

And by the Cibolo Center for Conservation, where every day is Earth Day but on Saturday, April 25 they are hosting an Earth Day Scavenger Hunt all over the trails of the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm to complement the global City Nature Challenge.  There’s no charge, no rsvp required, bring the family, and discover all the nature in our own back yard at the Cibolo.  All the details at cibolo.org. 

https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

It&rsquo;s Friday, April 17th.
And born on this day in 1937 was Daffy Duck, who made his first appearance in Porky&rsquo;s Duck Hunt. In the original episode, Daffy had a less pronounced lisp than what we know today, and looked a lot more like an actual duck. Mel Blanc voiced the character until 1989, a total of 52 years.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;m Baron Wiley.&nbsp;
Boerne City Park was filled with around 300 homeschool students from across San Antonio and the Hill Country under the umbrella called Boerne Classical Conversations that hosted its annual Field Day. Kids took part in games and activities focused on teamwork and friendly competition. The Christ-centered program, founded in 2015, emphasizes parent-led education and community. Organizers say the event highlighted strong family involvement and a shared commitment to student growth.
The City of Boerne also gave an update yesterday on the progress being made on Northside Community Park. The basketball pavilion is now up, and stone column work is underway. Concrete foundations have been poured for 3 future restroom facilities, and crews are working on stormwater and low-impact development infrastructure to support the park long term.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio is proud to partner with Cavender Chevrolet in support of the 33rd Annual Texas Corvette Association Open Car Show in Main Plaza - the fun starts with a meet and greet at 5:30 in the gazebo as a sea of cool cars roll into Boerne&hellip;about 450 this year.&nbsp; It all benefits SJRC Texas - helping kids through St. Jude.&nbsp; We&rsquo;ll see you there.
&nbsp;
Last week the Cibolo Center for Conservation raised funds in the name of protecting water. Their sponsors, Culligan and the 2 Birds Nerds, matched every single donation made to the organization. Yesterday they revealed that their goal was surpassed with a total of $60,109.34.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
&nbsp;
And by the Cibolo Center for Conservation, where every day is Earth Day but on Saturday, April 25 they are hosting an Earth Day Scavenger Hunt all over the trails of the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm to complement the global City Nature Challenge.&nbsp; There&rsquo;s no charge, no rsvp required, bring the family, and discover all the nature in our own back yard at the Cibolo.&nbsp; All the details at <a href="http://cibolo.org">cibolo.org</a>.&nbsp;
<a href="https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/">https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/</a>
&nbsp;
Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Radio News - Friday April 17, 2026 

 

It’s Thursday April 16th. 

 

And on this date in 1962 Walter Cronkite took his post where he became America’s most trusted man when he began anchoring the CBS Evening News.  He followed Doug Edwards.

 

And happy Boerne Radio birthday to Paula of Paula VM Photography, and Cali Redd Green.

 

The Geneva School of Boerne has had quite the month…on top of the girl’s tennis team winning the state tournament, and the boys 2nd in state, Geneva’s art students earned second overall in State against 26 schools at the TAPPS 4A Competition in Waco. Students submitted artwork in several different categories and events and participated in an on-site drawing competition. One standout student, Megan Luffy, placed 9 times in 9 different categories, and even took silver in her Senior Portfolio. 

 

And the Boerne ISD robotics team The Rocketeers, which comprises students from both Champion and Boerne High schools, is heading to the State Robotics competition.  They are one of 90 teams heading to Houston, and if and when they advance, they will compete against teams from all over the world. According to team captain Lucas Romero, the FIRST organization assigns teams a game for their potential robots to play in, and they need to optimize their machines to win. This year the game was basketball, so in six weeks, the Rocketeers engineered a machine to accurately shoot as many balls as possible into a hoop. Go Boerne, Go Champion.

 

This week, City Council recognized our outstanding Electric and Gas Departments for earning top safety honors that reflect their dedication to excellence and service. The Electric Department received the 2025 American Public Power Association Safety Award of Excellence with the highest Diamond designation, while the Gas Department earned a perfect score during its annual Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool safety and reliability assessment.

 

There was an electrical issue on Dietz Elkhorn in Fair Oaks Ranch yesterday that still needs to be resolved, so the road will remain closed today between No Le Hace Drive and Saddle Song. 

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

 

And by the Cibolo Center for Conservation where every day is Earth Day but on Saturday April 25 they are hosting an Earth Day Scavenger Hunt all over the trails of the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm to compliment the global City Nature Challenge.  There’s no charge, no rsvp required, bring the family, and discover all the nature in our own back yard at the Cibolo.  All the details at cibolo.org. 

https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s Thursday April 16th.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
And on this date in 1962 Walter Cronkite took his post where he became America&rsquo;s most trusted man when he began anchoring the CBS Evening News.&nbsp; He followed Doug Edwards.
&nbsp;
And happy Boerne Radio birthday to Paula of Paula VM Photography, and Cali Redd Green.
&nbsp;
The Geneva School of Boerne has had quite the month&hellip;on top of the girl&rsquo;s tennis team winning the state tournament, and the boys 2nd in state, Geneva&rsquo;s art students earned second overall in State against 26 schools at the TAPPS 4A Competition in Waco. Students submitted artwork in several different categories and events and participated in an on-site drawing competition. One standout student, Megan Luffy, placed 9 times in 9 different categories, and even took silver in her Senior Portfolio.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
And the Boerne ISD robotics team The Rocketeers, which comprises students from both Champion and Boerne High schools, is heading to the State Robotics competition.&nbsp; They are one of 90 teams heading to Houston, and if and when they advance, they will compete against teams from all over the world. According to team captain Lucas Romero, the FIRST organization assigns teams a game for their potential robots to play in, and they need to optimize their machines to win. This year the game was basketball, so in six weeks, the Rocketeers engineered a machine to accurately shoot as many balls as possible into a hoop. Go Boerne, Go Champion.
&nbsp;
This week, City Council recognized our outstanding Electric and Gas Departments for earning top safety honors that reflect their dedication to excellence and service. The Electric Department received the 2025 American Public Power Association Safety Award of Excellence with the highest Diamond designation, while the Gas Department earned a perfect score during its annual Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool safety and reliability assessment.
&nbsp;
There was an electrical issue on Dietz Elkhorn in Fair Oaks Ranch yesterday that still needs to be resolved, so the road will remain closed today between No Le Hace Drive and Saddle Song.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
&nbsp;
And by the Cibolo Center for Conservation where every day is Earth Day but on Saturday April 25 they are hosting an Earth Day Scavenger Hunt all over the trails of the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm to compliment the global City Nature Challenge.&nbsp; There&rsquo;s no charge, no rsvp required, bring the family, and discover all the nature in our own back yard at the Cibolo.&nbsp; All the details at <a href="http://cibolo.org">cibolo.org</a>.&nbsp;
<a href="https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/">https://cibolo.org/calendar/earth-day-scavenger-hunt/</a>
&nbsp;
Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Radio News - Thursday, April 16, 2026

Thursday 4/16

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.

Geneva Track and Field is at the TAPPS District meet today. We’ll see how the athletes do against their district competitors. 

Final games of the year for Boerne ISD softball are tomorrow as both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention. Boerne High will face New Braunfels on the road and Champion will be in Kerrville to take on Tivy. Both games begin at 7.

Baseball has 4 games left in their season starting tomorrow and they’re both rematches from Tuesday- Boerne High vs Pieper and Champion vs Wagner are the matchups. Both games begin at 7 as well. 

Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin’ Canes…personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.  CarlsonAttorneys.com.

Esteban Serrano – Boerne Radio Sports!

 

Thursday 4/16
Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.
Geneva Track and Field is at the TAPPS District meet today. We&rsquo;ll see how the athletes do against their district competitors.&nbsp;
Final games of the year for Boerne ISD softball are tomorrow as both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention. Boerne High will face New Braunfels on the road and Champion will be in Kerrville to take on Tivy. Both games begin at 7.
Baseball has 4 games left in their season starting tomorrow and they&rsquo;re both rematches from Tuesday- Boerne High vs Pieper and Champion vs Wagner are the matchups. Both games begin at 7 as well.&nbsp;
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin&rsquo; Canes&hellip;personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.&nbsp; <a href="http://carlsonattorneys.com">CarlsonAttorneys.com</a>.
Esteban Serrano &ndash; Boerne Radio Sports!
&nbsp;

Boerne Radio Sports - Thursday, April 16, 2026

 

It’s Wednesday April 15th. 

And it’s Income Tax Day or IRS Appreciation Day.

And also a very happy birthday to San Antonio native Heloise of Hints from Heloise.

Today we also say happy birthday to Mary Lira right here in Boerne over at Nature’s Presence, Ryan Gruner owner of Olive Branch Insurance, Linda Lopez, Jeff Parsons, and Katy Poff.

 

I’m Baron Wiley. 

 

Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center hosts a special day to intentionally pray about their mission.   This Friday they will host a virtual Day of Prayer. If you support the mission, you can receive a prayer list by clicking the link in the news blog at Boerneradio.com.

 

https://tinyurl.com/2026HCPCCprayer 

 

Officially the National Day of Prayer is always the 1st Thursday in May and here in Boerne the day will start with the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast at Las Guitarras on Main Street with the blowing of the Shofar , worship led by Cross Mountain Church, a message from Mayor Frank Ritchie, and prayers from local pastors.  Then at 11:45 in Main Plaza First Baptist Church will lead in praise and worship, Senator Donna Campbell will read the Governors Proclamation, Commissioner Andra Wisian will pray for the county, Sheriff Al Auxier will pray for First Responders, with more local leaders and teachers praying for our churches, nonprofits, our kids, and our businesses.  You can see all the details and get tickets for the breakfast at Boerneprays.org.

 

Early voting for Fair Oaks Ranch’s general election begins on Monday in the Public Safety Training Room of the Police Station. The final day to vote is May 2nd, and there are two City Council seats up for grabs. Currently only Keith Rhoden is running for Seat 2, while Jonathan Swarek and Matthew Reigelsperger will duke it out for Seat 6. 

 

Our friend Chris over at the Boerne Life did some boots on the ground reporting yesterday to give us the inside scoop on Buc-ees with no visible construction happening right now. City of Boerne Director of Communications Chris Shadrock says that Buc-ee’s has submitted permits for the City to review, and that leaders are also working with the company on bidding for public infrastructure.

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

 

And by Boerne Radio’s Boost Boerne Business at Singing Water Vineyards in Comfort - this networking event is free thanks to Clearview Bookkeeping, Genesis Counseling Center, and Singing Water – it’s tomorrow, starts at 4 and you can register now at boerneradio.com. 

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

 

&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s Wednesday April 15th.&nbsp;
And it&rsquo;s Income Tax Day or IRS Appreciation Day.
And also a very happy birthday to San Antonio native Heloise of Hints from Heloise.
Today we also say happy birthday to Mary Lira right here in Boerne over at Nature&rsquo;s Presence, Ryan Gruner owner of Olive Branch Insurance, Linda Lopez, Jeff Parsons, and Katy Poff.
&nbsp;
I&rsquo;m Baron Wiley.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center hosts a special day to intentionally pray about their mission. &nbsp; This Friday they will host a virtual Day of Prayer. If you support the mission, you can receive a prayer list by clicking the link in the news blog at <a href="http://boerneradio.com">Boerneradio.com</a>.
&nbsp;
<a href="https://tinyurl.com/2026HCPCCprayer">https://tinyurl.com/2026HCPCCprayer</a>&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Officially the National Day of Prayer is always the 1st Thursday in May and here in Boerne the day will start with the Mayor&rsquo;s Prayer Breakfast at Las Guitarras on Main Street with the blowing of the Shofar , worship led by Cross Mountain Church, a message from Mayor Frank Ritchie, and prayers from local pastors.&nbsp; Then at 11:45 in Main Plaza First Baptist Church will lead in praise and worship, Senator Donna Campbell will read the Governors Proclamation, Commissioner Andra Wisian will pray for the county, Sheriff Al Auxier will pray for First Responders, with more local leaders and teachers praying for our churches, nonprofits, our kids, and our businesses.&nbsp; You can see all the details and get tickets for the breakfast at Boerneprays.org.
&nbsp;
Early voting for Fair Oaks Ranch&rsquo;s general election begins on Monday in the Public Safety Training Room of the Police Station. The final day to vote is May 2nd, and there are two City Council seats up for grabs. Currently only Keith Rhoden is running for Seat 2, while Jonathan Swarek and Matthew Reigelsperger will duke it out for Seat 6.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Our friend Chris over at the Boerne Life did some boots on the ground reporting yesterday to give us the inside scoop on Buc-ees with no visible construction happening right now. City of Boerne Director of Communications Chris Shadrock says that Buc-ee&rsquo;s has submitted permits for the City to review, and that leaders are also working with the company on bidding for public infrastructure.
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
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Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM
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Boerne Radio News - Wednesday, April, 15, 2026

Wednesday 4/15

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.

We talked about Geneva tennis being at state yesterday… well they had quite an outing. The girls become state champions after a dominating performance. The boys finished in 2nd place in rankings, capping off a great season for Tennis. Congrats to all the athletes who participated and a well-deserved finish. 

The Charger boys golf team also qualified for state in 3rd place, right behind Smithson Valley and McAllen Memorial. So they will be playing for state gold in a few days time. 

Sticking with the golf theme, the RBC Heritage will tee off from South Carolina this weekend. Among those in the field is Justin Thomas who won in 2025. The purse is $20 million and it all begins tomorrow. 

And the Spurs know who their first round opponent is- the Portland Trailblazers after Portland defeated the Phoenix Suns last night. So Round 1 will begin Sunday at 8 in San Antonio. 

Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin’ Canes…personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.  CarlsonAttorneys.com.

Esteban Serrano – Boerne Radio Sports!

Wednesday 4/15
Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.
We talked about Geneva tennis being at state yesterday&hellip; well they had quite an outing. The girls become state champions after a dominating performance. The boys finished in 2nd place in rankings, capping off a great season for Tennis. Congrats to all the athletes who participated and a well-deserved finish.&nbsp;
The Charger boys golf team also qualified for state in 3rd place, right behind Smithson Valley and McAllen Memorial. So they will be playing for state gold in a few days time.&nbsp;
Sticking with the golf theme, the RBC Heritage will tee off from South Carolina this weekend. Among those in the field is Justin Thomas who won in 2025. The purse is $20 million and it all begins tomorrow.&nbsp;
And the Spurs know who their first round opponent is- the Portland Trailblazers after Portland defeated the Phoenix Suns last night. So Round 1 will begin Sunday at 8 in San Antonio.&nbsp;
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin&rsquo; Canes&hellip;personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.&nbsp; <a href="http://carlsonattorneys.com">CarlsonAttorneys.com</a>.
Esteban Serrano &ndash; Boerne Radio Sports!

Boerne Radio Sports -Wednesday, April 15, 2026

 

It’s Tuesday April 14th. 

 

And it was on this date in 1912 when the unsinkable RMS Titanic sunk.   The last living survivor Millvina Dean from England was the youngest passenger on board.  She died at the age of 97 in 2009.  She had no memory of the event because she was only 9 weeks old.

And a special Happy Birthday to Annie Walther over at Crestmont Private Wealth, William Rice and Alessandra Soltis.

 

Bandera County has declared Highway 46 as inadequate by elected leaders due to a high number of deaths and crashes. At last week’s commissioner's court meeting, County Judge Richard Evans and the board unanimously approved a resolution demanding that TxDOT formally respond with a definitive timeline to make safety improvements to the road.  In the last 10 years, there have been well over 500 crashes, ending in 13 deaths and 44 injuries, with more than half of the fatalities caused by head on collisions. TxDOT spokeswoman Jennifer Serold says that safety is the organization's top priority, and that they will continue to work with local officials to improve Highway 46. 

 

Yesterday morning was Miss Constance’s last day at the Patrick Heath Public Library after more than 20 years. She first began as a youth services assistant but quickly became a staple in the kid’s department with her weekly story time. Hundreds gathered for her retirement party-students and parents left heartfelt messages about her legacy and impact on the community.  But one thing that won’t come to an end is her reading to your kids every Saturday morning at 7:45 here on Boerne Radio.

 

And the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees were announced yesterday, with a few Boerne Radio favorites featured on the list. On November 14th, Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, Sade, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan will be inducted. 

 

And in another Hall of Fame, congrats to Boerne Radio’s Production Manager Roland Ruiz who got the call that he will be inducted into the San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame.   Not only do you hear Roland’s voice on Boerne Radio, you hear him as the arena announcer for your San Antonio Spurs, and stadium announcer for the San Antonio Missions.  Congratulations Roland - we’re so very proud of you.  

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

 

And by Singing Water Vineyards and if you love the Beatles, you need to be in Comfort this Saturday to see The Fab Five.  singingwater.com is where you get your tickets - and we’ll see you there.

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

 

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It&rsquo;s Tuesday April 14th.&nbsp;
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And it was on this date in 1912 when the unsinkable RMS Titanic sunk. &nbsp; The last living survivor Millvina Dean from England was the youngest passenger on board.&nbsp; She died at the age of 97 in 2009.&nbsp; She had no memory of the event because she was only 9 weeks old.
And a special Happy Birthday to Annie Walther over at Crestmont Private Wealth, William Rice and Alessandra Soltis.
&nbsp;
Bandera County has declared Highway 46 as inadequate by elected leaders due to a high number of deaths and crashes. At last week&rsquo;s commissioner's court meeting, County Judge Richard Evans and the board unanimously approved a resolution demanding that TxDOT formally respond with a definitive timeline to make safety improvements to the road.&nbsp; In the last 10 years, there have been well over 500 crashes, ending in 13 deaths and 44 injuries, with more than half of the fatalities caused by head on collisions. TxDOT spokeswoman Jennifer Serold says that safety is the organization's top priority, and that they will continue to work with local officials to improve Highway 46.&nbsp;
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Yesterday morning was Miss Constance&rsquo;s last day at the Patrick Heath Public Library after more than 20 years. She first began as a youth services assistant but quickly became a staple in the kid&rsquo;s department with her weekly story time. Hundreds gathered for her retirement party-students and parents left heartfelt messages about her legacy and impact on the community.&nbsp; But one thing that won&rsquo;t come to an end is her reading to your kids every Saturday morning at 7:45 here on Boerne Radio.
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And the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees were announced yesterday, with a few Boerne Radio favorites featured on the list. On November 14th, Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, Sade, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan will be inducted.&nbsp;
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And in another Hall of Fame, congrats to Boerne Radio&rsquo;s Production Manager Roland Ruiz who got the call that he will be inducted into the San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame. &nbsp; Not only do you hear Roland&rsquo;s voice on Boerne Radio, you hear him as the arena announcer for your San Antonio Spurs, and stadium announcer for the San Antonio Missions.&nbsp; Congratulations Roland - we&rsquo;re so very proud of you.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
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And by Singing Water Vineyards and if you love the Beatles, you need to be in Comfort this Saturday to see The Fab Five.&nbsp; <a href="http://singingwater.com">singingwater.com</a> is where you get your tickets - and we&rsquo;ll see you there.
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Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM
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Boerne Radio News - Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Tuesday 4/14

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.

The Geneva Tennis team is at the state tournament from yesterday through today and given their hard work all year, we’ll see how they finish today. 

Geneva baseball also swept Corpus Christi Incarnate Word in a doubleheader last night, picking up 2 district wins. 

I want to now take this time to acknowledge and thank a big part of our Boerne Radio crew- Roland Ruiz is a producer here at the station and is a big part of a lot of what you hear over the airwaves especially with sports. He’s also well-known as the PA Announcer for the Spurs, Missions, UIW Cardinals, and Gunslingers. He got notified last week that he will be inducted into the San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame! Much-deserved for Roland… Thank you for being a big part of the station’s success and for being a great mentor! 

Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin’ Canes…personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.  CarlsonAttorneys.com.

Esteban Serrano – Boerne Radio Sports!

Tuesday 4/14
Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.
The Geneva Tennis team is at the state tournament from yesterday through today and given their hard work all year, we&rsquo;ll see how they finish today.&nbsp;
Geneva baseball also swept Corpus Christi Incarnate Word in a doubleheader last night, picking up 2 district wins.&nbsp;
I want to now take this time to acknowledge and thank a big part of our Boerne Radio crew- Roland Ruiz is a producer here at the station and is a big part of a lot of what you hear over the airwaves especially with sports. He&rsquo;s also well-known as the PA Announcer for the Spurs, Missions, UIW Cardinals, and Gunslingers. He got notified last week that he will be inducted into the San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame! Much-deserved for Roland&hellip; Thank you for being a big part of the station&rsquo;s success and for being a great mentor!&nbsp;
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin&rsquo; Canes&hellip;personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.&nbsp; <a href="http://carlsonattorneys.com">CarlsonAttorneys.com</a>.
Esteban Serrano &ndash; Boerne Radio Sports!

Boerne Radio Sports - Tuesday, April 14, 2026

It’s Monday April 13th.

 

And it was on this date in 1861 the Civil War began when the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter in South Carolina.  The war had several names depending on which side you were on.  After the war in the South it was called The War Between the States.  Northern historians referred to it as the War of the Rebellion and Great Rebellion.  Even into the 20th Century, the Confederate term was War for Southern Independence, but it fell out of use.  On border states it was called The Brother’s War.

I’m Baron Wiley.

 

If you’ve made the drive out to Tapatio Springs on Johns Road in the last 6 months you’ve seen the sign on the left side that says coming soon: Jubilee Villas Living and Memory Care, well tomorrow morning at 11:30 is the groundbreaking ceremony.  Brothers Elliott and Dalton are heading the project and they say they want their residents to feel like they are living in a big custom home. 

 

Alright scam alert season is high - Lt. Kevin Klaerner of the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office called me on Friday and said they had received about 15 calls from Boerne Residents in a panic about paying fines for failing to appear for jury service…and they prey on our senior citizens.  Here’s Deputy Sheriff Michael from the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office.

 

Audio:  Deputy Michael

 

If you believe you’ve been targeted or victimized, contact the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office at 830-249-9721. 

 

Battle of the Badges took place on Saturday in Main Plaza during Market Days, and the first responder getting the most donations for Love Kendall County Kids came down to both Police Chief Steve Perez and Fire Chief Manny Casarez where the Fire Chief took the crown, but Chief Perez took one for the team as well. Our friends at Tootie Pie graciously donated their delicious pies to get smashed in the rivaling department heads face, but the spectacle was all for a good cause. 

 

It is the 2nd week of the month so that means it’s Bulky Item and brush collection week - your trash day is the day to put out the big stuff too big for the can.  If its brush make sure it’s chopped and tied up.

 

Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star

And if today is your birthday, you share it with Al Green who turns 80 today, and born 283 years ago today was the 3rd President of the United States…can you name him?  He was the author of the Declaration of Independence - Thomas Jefferson.  And right here in Boerne we say happy birthday to Luke Kersh over at DeVino Cellars, Margaret Garza, Lora Carlisle, and Ms. Celebrations Gift Services herself Stephani Risinger…so what do you get the girl who’s business is to give gifts.  A Happy Birthday on the radio is what you get.

 

Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

It&rsquo;s Monday April 13th.
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And it was on this date in 1861 the Civil War began when the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter in South Carolina.&nbsp; The war had several names depending on which side you were on.&nbsp; After the war in the South it was called The War Between the States.&nbsp; Northern historians referred to it as the War of the Rebellion and Great Rebellion.&nbsp; Even into the 20th Century, the Confederate term was War for Southern Independence, but it fell out of use.&nbsp; On border states it was called The Brother&rsquo;s War.
I&rsquo;m Baron Wiley.
&nbsp;
If you&rsquo;ve made the drive out to Tapatio Springs on Johns Road in the last 6 months you&rsquo;ve seen the sign on the left side that says coming soon: Jubilee Villas Living and Memory Care, well tomorrow morning at 11:30 is the groundbreaking ceremony.&nbsp; Brothers Elliott and Dalton are heading the project and they say they want their residents to feel like they are living in a big custom home.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Alright scam alert season is high - Lt. Kevin Klaerner of the Kendall County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office called me on Friday and said they had received about 15 calls from Boerne Residents in a panic about paying fines for failing to appear for jury service&hellip;and they prey on our senior citizens.&nbsp; Here&rsquo;s Deputy Sheriff Michael from the Kendall County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office.
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Audio:&nbsp; Deputy Michael
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If you believe you&rsquo;ve been targeted or victimized, contact the Kendall County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office at 830-249-9721.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Battle of the Badges took place on Saturday in Main Plaza during Market Days, and the first responder getting the most donations for Love Kendall County Kids came down to both Police Chief Steve Perez and Fire Chief Manny Casarez where the Fire Chief took the crown, but Chief Perez took one for the team as well. Our friends at Tootie Pie graciously donated their delicious pies to get smashed in the rivaling department heads face, but the spectacle was all for a good cause.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
It is the 2nd week of the month so that means it&rsquo;s Bulky Item and brush collection week - your trash day is the day to put out the big stuff too big for the can.&nbsp; If its brush make sure it&rsquo;s chopped and tied up.
&nbsp;
Boerne Radio News is delivered to you by The Boerne Star
And if today is your birthday, you share it with Al Green who turns 80 today, and born 283 years ago today was the 3rd President of the United States&hellip;can you name him?&nbsp; He was the author of the Declaration of Independence - Thomas Jefferson.&nbsp; And right here in Boerne we say happy birthday to Luke Kersh over at DeVino Cellars, Margaret Garza, Lora Carlisle, and Ms. Celebrations Gift Services herself Stephani Risinger&hellip;so what do you get the girl who&rsquo;s business is to give gifts.&nbsp; A Happy Birthday on the radio is what you get.
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Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Radio News - Monday, April 13, 2026

Monday 4/13

Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.

Big weekend for Geneva track and field at their meet- every individual athlete placed 5th or higher in their competition, and 7 personal records were set. Among these, 1 bronze medal, 3 silver, and 3 gold. What a weekend. 

It doesn’t end there for the Eagles- Peyton Eiland from girls soccer earned a TAPPS 4A 1st-Team all state award, and quarterback Caleb Quitadamo is getting some attention with an offer for McPherson College over the weekend.

Kristin Cantu will be the new Champion Tennis coach, per a post from the athletics page. She has served the past 9 years as the assistant coach. She said in a quote she is excited to grow the program and “inspire” the next generation of athletes. 

Rory Mcilroy wins the Masters after a strong start and close call the final two days. He shot a -12, and Scotte Scheffler came in 2nd with -11. Mcilroy is a back-to-back champion and joins a group of select few who have accomplished the feat. 

And the Spurs have officially completed their regular season falling to Denver on Sunday. They have the 2nd seed in the west, and the play-in tournament is very crucial this week folks. Portland and Phoenix will play each other, and that winner will face San Antonio on Sunday in game 1 in round 1 of the playoffs… man does it feel good to say that again. 

Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin’ Canes…personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.  CarlsonAttorneys.com.

Esteban Serrano – Boerne Radio Sports!

Monday 4/13
Boerne Radio Sports- brought to you by the Carlson Law Firm.
Big weekend for Geneva track and field at their meet- every individual athlete placed 5th or higher in their competition, and 7 personal records were set. Among these, 1 bronze medal, 3 silver, and 3 gold. What a weekend.&nbsp;
It doesn&rsquo;t end there for the Eagles- Peyton Eiland from girls soccer earned a TAPPS 4A 1st-Team all state award, and quarterback Caleb Quitadamo is getting some attention with an offer for McPherson College over the weekend.
Kristin Cantu will be the new Champion Tennis coach, per a post from the athletics page. She has served the past 9 years as the assistant coach. She said in a quote she is excited to grow the program and &ldquo;inspire&rdquo; the next generation of athletes.&nbsp;
Rory Mcilroy wins the Masters after a strong start and close call the final two days. He shot a -12, and Scotte Scheffler came in 2nd with -11. Mcilroy is a back-to-back champion and joins a group of select few who have accomplished the feat.&nbsp;
And the Spurs have officially completed their regular season falling to Denver on Sunday. They have the 2nd seed in the west, and the play-in tournament is very crucial this week folks. Portland and Phoenix will play each other, and that winner will face San Antonio on Sunday in game 1 in round 1 of the playoffs&hellip; man does it feel good to say that again.&nbsp;
Boerne Radio Sports is delivered to you by The Boerne Star and protected by The Carlson Law Firm on South Main across from Raisin&rsquo; Canes&hellip;personal injury Attorneys who serve Boerne with Compassion.&nbsp; <a href="http://carlsonattorneys.com">CarlsonAttorneys.com</a>.
Esteban Serrano &ndash; Boerne Radio Sports!

Boerne Radio Sports - Monday, April 13, 2026

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

Before KBRN AKA Boerne Radio, KTXD launched in Boerne in the late 1940s.  The story of the first Department of Public Safety radio station right after this.

Kendall County Roofing

Back in 1938, Kendall County placed its trust in a man named Sid Edge, electing him sheriff. And not just once — five times in a row. For a decade, he wore the badge, kept the peace, and earned the respect of his neighbors.

Then in 1948, his watch ended suddenly. After an altercation with a prisoner, Shasn’t rested at all.

It’s still alive — in service, in education, and in the next generation of Boerne.

Sheriff Edge suffered a fatal heart attack. He was just 59 years old.

The county still needed a sheriff. And so the Commissioners Court turned to his son — William B. Edge — appointing him to finish the job his father had started.

One of Bill Edge’s very first acts was to ask for something new… something modern. Two-way radios. Installed right into the sheriff’s cars.

And just one month earlier, Bill Edge had stood at a podium in Boerne, speaking at the dedication of a brand-new Department of Public Safety radio station — KTXD.

A station dedicated to his father's memory.

A station Sheriff Sidney Edge had worked on to bring to Boerne.

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

Before KBRN AKA Boerne Radio, KTXD launched in Boerne in the late 1940s.&nbsp; The story of the first Department of Public Safety radio station right after this.
Kendall County Roofing
Back in 1938, Kendall County placed its trust in a man named Sid Edge, electing him sheriff. And not just once &mdash; five times in a row. For a decade, he wore the badge, kept the peace, and earned the respect of his neighbors.
Then in 1948, his watch ended suddenly. After an altercation with a prisoner, Shasn&rsquo;t rested at all.
It&rsquo;s still alive &mdash; in service, in education, and in the next generation of Boerne.
Sheriff Edge suffered a fatal heart attack. He was just 59 years old.
The county still needed a sheriff. And so the Commissioners Court turned to his son &mdash; William B. Edge &mdash; appointing him to finish the job his father had started.
One of Bill Edge&rsquo;s very first acts was to ask for something new&hellip; something modern. Two-way radios. Installed right into the sheriff&rsquo;s cars.
And just one month earlier, Bill Edge had stood at a podium in Boerne, speaking at the dedication of a brand-new Department of Public Safety radio station &mdash; KTXD.
A station dedicated to his father's memory.
A station Sheriff Sidney Edge had worked on to bring to Boerne.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Texas History - Sheriff Edge and KTXD

In 2024, Boerne ISD repurposed an Admin and storage building at the corner of Main and Johns Road.  That building is the home of The Boerne Academy and is officially called The George C. and Bedelia Mitchell Learning Center.   The story of it’s name sakes right after this…

Kendall County Roofing

George C. and Bedelia Mitchell were the owners of Mitchell Cleaners on Plant Street and their love for Boerne and Country ran deep.  George and Be delia married in September of 1942,  and a month later George was in the European theatre with the United States Navy in World War II. When he came home, George kept serving.  In 1969 George was the first President of The Boerne Crusaders Club that provided scholarships and mentored students.  It also tackled community projects like building a new gazebo in Main Plaza. George Mitchell earned the 1973 Citizen of the  Year Award by the Lions Club.  Bedelia was a force of her own with the nickname Mrs P.T.A.  She worked at Curington Elementary for 12 years and gave private Spanish lessons.  In 1971 The State of Texas awarded her the Tops of Texas Award for her volunteer and civic service in Boerne.  Today the Mitchells rest in Boerne Cemetery but their legacy hasn’t rested at all.

It’s still alive — in service, in education, and in the next generation of Boerne.

I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History 

and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM

In 2024, Boerne ISD repurposed an Admin and storage building at the corner of Main and Johns Road.&nbsp; That building is the home of The Boerne Academy and is officially called The George C. and Bedelia Mitchell Learning Center. &nbsp; The story of it&rsquo;s name sakes right after this&hellip;
Kendall County Roofing
George C. and Bedelia Mitchell were the owners of Mitchell Cleaners on Plant Street and their love for Boerne and Country ran deep.&nbsp; George and Be delia married in September of 1942,&nbsp; and a month later George was in the European theatre with the United States Navy in World War II. When he came home, George kept serving.&nbsp; In 1969 George was the first President of The Boerne Crusaders Club that provided scholarships and mentored students.&nbsp; It also tackled community projects like building a new gazebo in Main Plaza. George Mitchell earned the 1973 Citizen of the&nbsp; Year Award by the Lions Club.&nbsp; Bedelia was a force of her own with the nickname Mrs P.T.A.&nbsp; She worked at Curington Elementary for 12 years and gave private Spanish lessons.&nbsp; In 1971 The State of Texas awarded her the Tops of Texas Award for her volunteer and civic service in Boerne.&nbsp; Today the Mitchells rest in Boerne Cemetery but their legacy hasn&rsquo;t rested at all.
It&rsquo;s still alive &mdash; in service, in education, and in the next generation of Boerne.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History&nbsp;
and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Texas History - Mitchell Learning Center - George and Baudelia Mitchell

Boerne White Sox

As Boerne’s Little League Team made its historic World Series run in 2024, baseball has deep roots in Boerne.  The story of The Boerne White Sox right after this.

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On Johns Road heading west, just after you cross Cibolo Creek, look on the right for the stadium lights of Bower Field, where the ghosts of the Boerne White Sox last played.    Other home fields were on Saunders and James Street near the Methodist Church, then on North Main where the lap track is behind the Mitchell Center…there was a field on the Kendall County Fair Grounds, and the “Ice Plant Field” on Plant Street…which is why it’s called Plant Street…that’s where they made ice.

Baseball came to Boerne around 1900, and the first picture of a White Sox Team is from 1912. Boerne White Sox players’ names you might recognize include Fabra, Ebensberger, Bergmann, and one you might not remember…Charlie English from the 1940’s who went on to play pro-ball with the St. Louis Cardinals.

 

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

Boerne White Sox
As Boerne&rsquo;s Little League Team made its historic World Series run in 2024, baseball has deep roots in Boerne.&nbsp; The story of The Boerne White Sox right after this.
Sponsor
On Johns Road heading west, just after you cross Cibolo Creek, look on the right for the stadium lights of Bower Field, where the ghosts of the Boerne White Sox last played.&nbsp; &nbsp; Other home fields were on Saunders and James Street near the Methodist Church, then on North Main where the lap track is behind the Mitchell Center&hellip;there was a field on the Kendall County Fair Grounds, and the &ldquo;Ice Plant Field&rdquo; on Plant Street&hellip;which is why it&rsquo;s called Plant Street&hellip;that&rsquo;s where they made ice.
Baseball came to Boerne around 1900, and the first picture of a White Sox Team is from 1912. Boerne White Sox players&rsquo; names you might recognize include Fabra, Ebensberger, Bergmann, and one you might not remember&hellip;Charlie English from the 1940&rsquo;s who went on to play pro-ball with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boerne Texas History - Boerne White Sox - 221 - 011226

In 1862, when Kendall County was brand new, its people chose a young man — just 28 years old — to wear the star.  The story of Kendall County’s first Sheriff…John William Sansom right after this.

Sponsor:  Kendall County Roofing 

John William Sansom wasn’t just any lawman. Born in Alabama, raised in Texas, he’d already seen his share of frontier fights. He was a scout, a soldier, a man who could track through cedar and rock and not lose his way. And when the Civil War broke out, he was opposed to leaving the Union but stayed loyal to Texas.  Sansom traveled to Austin and met with Governor Sam Houston to offer his services.  Houston gave him a Colt revolver instead.

As sheriff, he rode against rustlers and bandits. Later, as a Texas Ranger captain, he faced far greater dangers — Comanche raids, border outlaws, and even the infamous Nueces Massacre, where neighbors turned on neighbors in a time of bitter division.

John William Sansom survived it all. He kept the peace when there was precious little of it. And he lived until 1920 to the age of 86 — and rests next to his wife Victoria in Mission Burial Park South in San Antonio.

I’m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History 

and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.  

In 1862, when Kendall County was brand new, its people chose a young man &mdash; just 28 years old &mdash; to wear the star.&nbsp; The story of Kendall County&rsquo;s first Sheriff&hellip;John William Sansom right after this.
Sponsor:&nbsp; Kendall County Roofing&nbsp;
John William Sansom wasn&rsquo;t just any lawman. Born in Alabama, raised in Texas, he&rsquo;d already seen his share of frontier fights. He was a scout, a soldier, a man who could track through cedar and rock and not lose his way. And when the Civil War broke out, he was opposed to leaving the Union but stayed loyal to Texas.&nbsp; Sansom traveled to Austin and met with Governor Sam Houston to offer his services.&nbsp; Houston gave him a Colt revolver instead.
As sheriff, he rode against rustlers and bandits. Later, as a Texas Ranger captain, he faced far greater dangers &mdash; Comanche raids, border outlaws, and even the infamous Nueces Massacre, where neighbors turned on neighbors in a time of bitter division.
John William Sansom survived it all. He kept the peace when there was precious little of it. And he lived until 1920 to the age of 86 &mdash; and rests next to his wife Victoria in Mission Burial Park South in San Antonio.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History&nbsp;
and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.&nbsp;

Boerne Texas History - John Sansom - Kendall County's First Sheriff

The Live Oak Shopping Center, located on North Main at School Street, has had numerous businesses throughout the years…The Dollar Tree is one of the latest…but another 5 and Dime Varity Store located there named Winn’s had a Boerne connection.  The story of Mr. Murray Arvin Winn Jr. right after this.

Kendall County Roofing

At their peak, 106 of Winn’s stores dotted Texas and surrounding states—and then Walmart came to town.

Murray Arvin Winn, Jr. graduated from St. Mary’s University in 1935 with an accounting degree to help run the family business. After selling the stores in the 1950s, Murray saw something few others could see—pastures northeast of San Antonio… that he transformed into a brand-new community. He called it Windcrest.

And when it was time to retire… he and his beloved wife Barbee chose the Hill Country—settling right here in Boerne, worshipping at First United Methodist Church.

The Live Oak Shopping Center, located on North Main at School Street, has had numerous businesses throughout the years&hellip;The Dollar Tree is one of the latest&hellip;but another 5 and Dime Varity Store located there named Winn&rsquo;s had a Boerne connection.&nbsp; The story of Mr. Murray Arvin Winn Jr. right after this.
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At their peak, 106 of Winn&rsquo;s stores dotted Texas and surrounding states&mdash;and then Walmart came to town.
Murray Arvin Winn, Jr. graduated from St. Mary&rsquo;s University in 1935 with an accounting degree to help run the family business. After selling the stores in the 1950s, Murray saw something few others could see&mdash;pastures northeast of San Antonio&hellip; that he transformed into a brand-new community. He called it Windcrest.
And when it was time to retire&hellip; he and his beloved wife Barbee chose the Hill Country&mdash;settling right here in Boerne, worshipping at First United Methodist Church.

Boerne Texas History - Winn's and Murray Arvin Winn

In the charming Hill Country town of Comfort, Texas… stands a grand limestone building that has welcomed travelers for nearly a century and a half.

Today, it’s known as Hotel Giles—named after famed San Antonio architect Alfred Giles, who designed it in 1880… at just 27 years old.  The story of Giles in Comfort…right after this.

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Originally, The Giles was the Ingenhuett Hotel, commissioned by local pioneers Peter Ingenhuett and Marie Karger. Back then, stagecoaches rolled through town, and weary guests found rest in its dog-run layout, stone fireplace, and copper roof.

As Comfort grew, so did the hotel. Giles returned in 1894 to add elegant arches and Gothic charm. It was later renamed the Faust Hotel in 1909… but after World War II, as motels took over and German heritage faced prejudice, the old hotel closed its doors.

Then came the rescue.

In 1985, Dr. Bob and Diane Potter restored the fading landmark and earned it Texas Historical Landmark status.

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

In the charming Hill Country town of Comfort, Texas&hellip; stands a grand limestone building that has welcomed travelers for nearly a century and a half.
Today, it&rsquo;s known as Hotel Giles&mdash;named after famed San Antonio architect Alfred Giles, who designed it in 1880&hellip; at just 27 years old.&nbsp; The story of Giles in Comfort&hellip;right after this.
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Originally, The Giles was the Ingenhuett Hotel, commissioned by local pioneers Peter Ingenhuett and Marie Karger. Back then, stagecoaches rolled through town, and weary guests found rest in its dog-run layout, stone fireplace, and copper roof.
As Comfort grew, so did the hotel. Giles returned in 1894 to add elegant arches and Gothic charm. It was later renamed the Faust Hotel in 1909&hellip; but after World War II, as motels took over and German heritage faced prejudice, the old hotel closed its doors.
Then came the rescue.
In 1985, Dr. Bob and Diane Potter restored the fading landmark and earned it Texas Historical Landmark status.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Boerne Texas History - Hotel Giles in Comfort

 

The first two-room schoolhouse in Boerne opened in 1874 and served all grades. 

In 1909, they dreamed bigger — opening the doors to the first real high school in Boerne on East Blanco. The story of Boerne High…right after this.

Before it was City Hall, Boerne High School opened in 1910 when students rode in on horseback, learned by lantern light, and graduated with calloused hands and big ambitions.

In 1951, the school moved to a larger campus on Johns Road, and by 1971, Boerne High School as we know it today was born.

Home of the Greyhounds…
 Where championships were won, futures were formed, and Boerne pride was passed from one class to the next.

And though the buildings have changed, the spirit never has.

Because in Boerne, education isn’t just about books.

It’s about roots.

And now you know…more BoerneTexas History…I’m Tom Allred, and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM 

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The first two-room schoolhouse in Boerne opened in 1874 and served all grades.&nbsp;
In 1909, they dreamed bigger &mdash; opening the doors to the first real high school in Boerne on East Blanco. The story of Boerne High&hellip;right after this.
Before it was City Hall, Boerne High School opened in 1910 when students rode in on horseback, learned by lantern light, and graduated with calloused hands and big ambitions.
In 1951, the school moved to a larger campus on Johns Road, and by 1971, Boerne High School as we know it today was born.
Home of the Greyhounds&hellip; Where championships were won, futures were formed, and Boerne pride was passed from one class to the next.
And though the buildings have changed, the spirit never has.
Because in Boerne, education isn&rsquo;t just about books.
It&rsquo;s about roots.
And now you know&hellip;more BoerneTexas History&hellip;I&rsquo;m Tom Allred, and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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At the corner of Main Street and Rosewood is the home of Texas Treasures Fine Art Gallery.  But back in the 80’s…the 1880’s…Mr. William Kuhlmann opened Kuhlmann’s Apothecary…one of the first drug stores in Boerne.

More on this historic Boerne corner…right after this.

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William Kuhlmann was a druggist by trade, and built his home on the hill behind the old high school on Blanco Road known as the Kuhlmann-King House.

His drugstore was purchased by William J. Wilke shortly after 1900.  Willie was the son of a Berghiem farmer, and earned his high school diploma by correspondence after finishing the 7th grade at the one-teacher Bergheim school.

He then graduated from pharmacy school at the University of Maryland.  In 1909, William Wilke was to become Boerne’s first Mayor.

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

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At the corner of Main Street and Rosewood is the home of Texas Treasures Fine Art Gallery.&nbsp; But back in the 80&rsquo;s&hellip;the 1880&rsquo;s&hellip;Mr. William Kuhlmann opened Kuhlmann&rsquo;s Apothecary&hellip;one of the first drug stores in Boerne.
More on this historic Boerne corner&hellip;right after this.
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William Kuhlmann was a druggist by trade, and built his home on the hill behind the old high school on Blanco Road known as the Kuhlmann-King House.
His drugstore was purchased by William J. Wilke shortly after 1900.&nbsp; Willie was the son of a Berghiem farmer, and earned his high school diploma by correspondence after finishing the 7th grade at the one-teacher Bergheim school.
He then graduated from pharmacy school at the University of Maryland.&nbsp; In 1909, William Wilke was to become Boerne&rsquo;s first Mayor.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne Texas History - Kuhlmann's Apothecary 

Behind the old City Hall Building is The Kuhlmann-King House, sitting on what is known as Boerne’s Historic Hill…So who was William Kuhlmann and who was Selina King?  The answer…and tragic story…right after this.

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In 1885 William Kuhlmann and his bride Marie immigrated from Germany to Boerne for a better life.  He built that home, and the building next door for their kitchen and washroom. They lived there until Marie died during childbirth along with their infant in 1896.  Selina King with her 8 children rented the house for 5 years, and purchased it from Mr. Kuhlmann.  Selina King was not from Germany.  She came to Boerne in 1882 from England with her husband Edmund King as the family leased The Boerne Hotel before it was called the Kendall Inn.  Edmund King was killed behind the hotel in an accident while cleaning his gun.  Widow King continued to raise her kids in Boerne and died in 1910 at the age of 78.

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

Behind the old City Hall Building is The Kuhlmann-King House, sitting on what is known as Boerne&rsquo;s Historic Hill&hellip;So who was William Kuhlmann and who was Selina King?&nbsp; The answer&hellip;and tragic story&hellip;right after this.
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In 1885 William Kuhlmann and his bride Marie immigrated from Germany to Boerne for a better life.&nbsp; He built that home, and the building next door for their kitchen and washroom. They lived there until Marie died during childbirth along with their infant in 1896.&nbsp; Selina King with her 8 children rented the house for 5 years, and purchased it from Mr. Kuhlmann.&nbsp; Selina King was not from Germany.&nbsp; She came to Boerne in 1882 from England with her husband Edmund King as the family leased The Boerne Hotel before it was called the Kendall Inn.&nbsp; Edmund King was killed behind the hotel in an accident while cleaning his gun.&nbsp; Widow King continued to raise her kids in Boerne and died in 1910 at the age of 78.
I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Boerne Texas History - Kuhlmann King House 

When you meander past the Starbucks on Upper Balcones, you’ll find Dodge Road…named after Frederick J. Dodge, who was a Texas cattleman at the end of his life, but in the middle…well, we’ll tell you more about Detective Fred Dodge right after this. 

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Fred Dodge worked as a lawman and as an undercover agent for Wells Fargo in California, Nevada, and Arizona - protecting stagecoaches and solving train holdups.

He became a constable in Tombstone, Arizona, where he befriended the legendary Wyatt Earp.  In fact, Dodge’s diaries were the basis for the book The Life and Times of Wyatt Earp, and they also documented his encounters with the Doolin and Dalton Gangs.   In 1906, Dodge came to Leon Springs on vacation and fell in love with the Texas Hill Country.  He purchased 2000 acres and named it  Dodge Ranch.  Dodge died in 1938 at the age of 84 and is buried in the Boerne Cemetery. 

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

When you meander past the Starbucks on Upper Balcones, you&rsquo;ll find Dodge Road&hellip;named after Frederick J. Dodge, who was a Texas cattleman at the end of his life, but in the middle&hellip;well, we&rsquo;ll tell you more about Detective Fred Dodge right after this.&nbsp;
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Fred Dodge worked as a lawman and as an undercover agent for Wells Fargo in California, Nevada, and Arizona - protecting stagecoaches and solving train holdups.
He became a constable in Tombstone, Arizona, where he befriended the legendary Wyatt Earp.&nbsp; In fact, Dodge&rsquo;s diaries were the basis for the book The Life and Times of Wyatt Earp, and they also documented his encounters with the Doolin and Dalton Gangs. &nbsp; In 1906, Dodge came to Leon Springs on vacation and fell in love with the Texas Hill Country.&nbsp; He purchased 2000 acres and named it&nbsp; Dodge Ranch.&nbsp; Dodge died in 1938 at the age of 84 and is buried in the Boerne Cemetery.&nbsp;
&nbsp;I&rsquo;m Tom Allred with Boerne Texas History, and this is Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Boerne Texas History - Frederick James Dodge 

Boerne Radio 103.9FM and Kendall County Roofing present the stories on our Boerne, Texas History - honor those our schools, our buildings and streets were named after.  Stories of early settlers, city leaders, and those that kept the peace. 

Boerne Texas History is read by Tom Allred, written by Connie Clark of ConnieCanWrite.com, and produced by Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

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Boerne Radio 103.9FM and Kendall County Roofing present the stories on our Boerne, Texas History - honor those our schools, our buildings and streets were named after.  Stories of early settlers, city leaders, and those that kept the peace. 
Boerne Texas History is read by Tom Allred, written by Connie Clark of ConnieCanWrite.com, and produced by Boerne Radio 103.9FM.
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Classic stories, fables, and poems read with the wonderful talents of the Boerne Children's Librarian Miss Constance.  Better than books on tape...Classics on the Radio just like the old radio serials of yesteryear. 

Classic stories, fables, and poems read with the wonderful talents of the Boerne Children's Librarian Miss Constance.  Better than books on tape...Classics on the Radio just like the old radio serials of yesteryear.

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