● BANDERA · City delays sign ordinance vote for broader review● SAN ANTONIO · Scattered Downpours Return This Weekend● THRALL · Thrall's Madsen named first team all-state● HOUSTON · Labor, community leaders gather in Houston to mourn Lorenzo Salgado Araujo● BROWNWOOD · LUKE CLAYTON: Smoking Meat - Electric or Old School?● DENVER CITY · New diabetes treatment at Yoakum County Hospital 'puts Denver City on the map'● GAINESVILLE · Gainesville horse trainer arrested, accused of theft of thousands in horse sale● TYLER · TJC police lieutenant with stage IV cancer receives community support at Tyler fundraiser● BANDERA · City delays sign ordinance vote for broader review● SAN ANTONIO · Scattered Downpours Return This Weekend● THRALL · Thrall's Madsen named first team all-state● HOUSTON · Labor, community leaders gather in Houston to mourn Lorenzo Salgado Araujo● BROWNWOOD · LUKE CLAYTON: Smoking Meat - Electric or Old School?● DENVER CITY · New diabetes treatment at Yoakum County Hospital 'puts Denver City on the map'● GAINESVILLE · Gainesville horse trainer arrested, accused of theft of thousands in horse sale● TYLER · TJC police lieutenant with stage IV cancer receives community support at Tyler fundraiser
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Mayor's seat, two council spots up for grabs
Filing opens for Bandera's mayoral seat and two City Council positions, with Mayor Denise Griffin and council members Lynn Palmer and Jeff Flowers' terms up for election.
By BY VERONICA RECTOR For the Bulletin·4 hr ago
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Bandera residents who live within the city limits will have the opportunity to seek elected office this month as filing opens for the mayoral seat and two positions on the City Council.
The offices currently held by Mayor Denise Griffin and council members Lynn Palmer and Jeff Flowers are up for election.
In an email to The Bulletin, Flowers stated he would not be seeking reelection.
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