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FROM MAT TO MUSIC STAND: Pieper HS senior finds shared benefits in orchestra, wrestling (opens the original)
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While participating in both orchestra and wrestling keeps senior Kade Stratton extremely busy, he knows his efforts are worth it, because the activities have taught him how to be a leader, overcome adversity and effectively practice various skills, he said. Stratton first discovered orchestral music while he was homeschooled in fourth and fifth grade, he said. When he returned to public school in sixth grade, he became curious about joining the orchestra class and decided to play the cello. âI
Davenport HS graduate serving as state officer of Texas FFA Association (opens the original)
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After being heavily involved in Davenport High Schoolâs Future Farmers of America (FFA) program, recent graduate Kate Nash now serves as the Texas FFA Area VII State Vice President. Nash graduated from DHS in May 2026 and was officially elected to her state officer role in July, where she said she is one of 12 student leaders for Texas FFAâs approximate 175,000 members. âThroughout the year, we do everything from chapter visits where we come to FFA chapters and local schools and we host wo
Special needs children shine in Comal County Fair’s Special Hearts livestock show (opens the original)
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The annual 4-H Special Hearts Show brought together 4-H members and children with special needs to the Comal County Fair on Wednesday for a fun and encouraging livestock showing experience. As part of the show, kids with special needs are paired with 4-H members to learn more about the animals and get the opportunity to show them. âIt really makes your heart happy seeing all the kids get to be a part [of the event],â said Lauren Strom, the 4-H agent with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. It is a
Residents showcase canning skills at Comal County Fair (opens the original)
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Marion resident Mariann Bielke came out to the Comal County Fair on Wednesday with jars and jars of homemade canned goods, such as pickles, jellies, jams, okra and pears. The jars represent years of dedication that Bielke has put into honing her craft. As part of the annual Comal County Fair & Rodeo, community members have the chance to showcase various talents, from winemaking to woodworking to canning and preservation. Categories for the canning and food preservation best of show awards includ
Quality ratings bring New Braunfels-area childcare providers support beyond recognition (opens the original)
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Editorâs Note: This article is part of a series of stories The Herald-Zeitung will pursue in 2026 surrounding the Early Matters New Braunfels initiative and the various challenges that early childcare providers face. Finding the time and effort to attain a Texas Rising Star rating can prove challenging for already overwhelmed childcare providers as they grapple with staffing shortages and financial constraints. However, while Program Director Mandy Pelletier at Bracken Preschool acknowledges t
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