● KERRVILLE · FEMA authorizes federal disaster assistance for Kerr County, 27 other Texas counties● SAN ANTONIO · Woman arrested after man cut multiple times during North Side verbal altercation, SAPD says● TAYLOR · Breast-cancer screenings expand to prostate, colon● SAN ANTONIO · Analysis: The real lesson behind Texas' new Bible curriculum requirements● AUSTIN · National Hurricane Center warns Tropical Depression Two could target Texas this week● HOUSTON · Crews respond to deadly fire in northwest Harris County, Cy-Fair Fire Department says● HARRIS COUNTY · Crews respond to deadly house fire in northwest Harris County, officials say● BRYAN · Texas A&M Forest Service Announces First Purchase of Dedicated Wildland Firefighting Aircraft● KERRVILLE · FEMA authorizes federal disaster assistance for Kerr County, 27 other Texas counties● SAN ANTONIO · Woman arrested after man cut multiple times during North Side verbal altercation, SAPD says● TAYLOR · Breast-cancer screenings expand to prostate, colon● SAN ANTONIO · Analysis: The real lesson behind Texas' new Bible curriculum requirements● AUSTIN · National Hurricane Center warns Tropical Depression Two could target Texas this week● HOUSTON · Crews respond to deadly fire in northwest Harris County, Cy-Fair Fire Department says● HARRIS COUNTY · Crews respond to deadly house fire in northwest Harris County, officials say● BRYAN · Texas A&M Forest Service Announces First Purchase of Dedicated Wildland Firefighting Aircraft
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Mayor's Seat, Two City Council Positions Up for Election This Year
Bandera residents can file to run for mayor and two city council seats currently held by Mayor Denise Griffin, Lynn Palmer, and Jeff Flowers.
By Veronica Rector·11 days 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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