Life + Culture

Putting On Love

T-shirts and signs become symbols of hope and unity after the July 4th floods. Article and Photography by In the wake of the devastating July 4th floods, the Texas Hill Country has once again shown that its heart beats strongest in times of crisis. Across Boerne and surrounding communities, local businesses and individuals are stepping up—not just with words, but with action—demonstrating a powerful love for their neighbors. One of the most visible ways this generosity is showing up...

Finance + Legal Services

Closing With Confidence

Branscomb Law Shares Expert Tips for Navigating Real Estate Deals in Texas Photography by Jessi Edison Whether you’re selling a family ranch, negotiating a pipeline easement, or buying your dream Hill Country getaway, real estate deals can be more complex than they first appear. From water rights to survey disputes, even the most straightforward transactions can come with hidden legal landmines. That’s why it pays to have the right experts in your corner.   Branscomb Law—a firm with deep...

Auto + Marine

The New Original

Lincoln’s 2025 Navigator Merges Heritage With High-Tech Luxury Article by Chad Binder When the Lincoln Navigator debuted in 1998, it didn’t just enter the market; it created a new one. As the first full-size luxury SUV, it set a bold standard for American sophistication, long before the arrival of the Escalade, Denali, or import rivals. Nearly three decades later, the 2025 Navigator continues the trend of leading with confidence, glamor, and innovation. Fully redesigned for its fifth...

Local Services

Printing Presses On

In a world that’s more and more digital, Alamo Prints is bringing back innovative, interpersonal ways of marketing your business. Article by Connor Mullins | Photography by Jessi Edison Walk into almost any office, and you'll spot branded pens, notepads, calendars, even mugs, each subtly but clearly promoting a company’s brand and message. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, companies pulled back on in-person marketing, which meant they also scaled back on physical items emblazoned with their logo...