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The museum features more than 3,000 Boerne area artifacts. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)

Boerne Historical Preservation Society navigates challenges to maintain Boerne's history

By Jarrett Whitener

The organization maintains the Kuhlmann-King Historic Complex, which is tucked between a group of private and county properties.

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Jillian Huskin delivers a meal to Mamie Schatz's garage, surrounded by dozens of unfinished painting projects that will eventually take their place in her colorful front yard. Credit: Kaylee Greenlee Beal 2022
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Members and supporters of the grassroots group SA Stands celebrates outside the Bexar County Courthouse following the Commissioners Court’s decision to create a $1 million immigrant legal defense fund. That action is among a slate of recent announcements in the San Antonio-area regarding safeguards for asylum seekers, including Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas Inc. awarding a $120,000 grant to the organization Justice for All Immigrants.  (Courtesy SA Stands)
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Volunteers at the Texas Diaper Bank package essential items for distribution to families in need. The nonprofit is offering free prepackaged tampons in response to a tampon shortage caused by supply chain issues worldwide. (Courtesy Texas Diaper Bank)
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San Antonio health care nonprofit spending nearly $130M for regional health equity
San Antonio Northwest Vet Center exterior
San Antonio veterans center, mental health service boost aid following Uvalde school shooting
Children’s Ballet of San Antonio students greet visitors of a May 26 event at the Estancia Del Norte Hotel. The event facilitated by the hotel’s community outreach program Estancia Cares brought together representatives from 11 San Antonio-area arts-centric nonprofits. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio arts groups get boost from north side hotel’s program
Numerous businesses and nonprofits in and around San Antonio have started monetary donation drives as well as blood drives and toy drives to benefit those immediately affected by the fatal May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. (Courtesy Google Streets)
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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg (center right, background) welcomes 300 people at the inaugural San Antonio Welcome Walk, an event held Dec. 4 to honor refugees' journey to the United States. (Courtesy Culturingua)
$150K grant will help San Antonio, local nonprofit welcome Afghan newcomers
San Antonio-based Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas on May 3 donates $250,000 to the Housing First Community Coalition to support HFCC’s Towne Twin Village project. From left are MHMST Chief Operating Officer Xochy Hurtado, MHMST board Chair Dr. Michael Lane, HFCC board Chair Mark Wittig, MHMST President & CEO Jaime Wesolowski, and Christine Yanas, MHMST's vice president of policy and advocacy. (Courtesy Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas)
San Antonio nonprofit gifts $250K to permanent supportive housing project