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As debate over installing Flock cameras intensified, some officials cited increasing crime. An examination of FBI and city records shows no clear upward trend in major offenses in the city or the county.

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UPDATE: GAS LEAK REPAIRED
Crews are still working to wrap up and streets will be open shortly.

GAS LEAK in the 1100 Block of Cedar St

Cedar Street has been blocked from 11th St to Main St.

We are awaiting repair crews to arrive, locate leak, and repair. Estimated repair to be complete is unknown at this time.

Local affected businesses have been evacuated.

Take precaution, be prepared, be patient.

The party was scattered around the grounds of the museum with over 15 activities in which to participate.

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A woman was found dead inside her submerged vehicle Monday afternoon after being swept into a flooded creek by fast-moving water near Lower Mason Creek Road, according to the Bandera County Sheriff's Office.

Authorities said the incident began at approximately 5:30 a.m. June 15 when the woman called 911 and reported that her vehicle had been swept into a creek by fast-moving floodwaters.

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Woman found dead after vehicle swept into flooded Bandera County creek Bandera Bulletin

Mama's Pies and Goodies is a new South African-inspired eatery and specialty food shop.

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Officials said it is critical that first responders have unobstructed access to the area as search efforts continue.

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Vehicle swept away in floodwaters, search underway Bandera Bulletin

Several members of the Bandera High School softball team received athletic and academic honors.

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A Texas Hill Country vacation rental company is betting that the future of tourism begins with artificial intelligence, and it has chosen Bandera as the starting point.

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