Boost Boerne Business | UPS Store Leon Springs – Afarin (Rin) Edwards

In this episode, Baron Wiley sits down with Rin Edwards, owner/operator of the UPS Store in Leon Springs. Rin shares how her store has become a community staple by going beyond shipping to offer a full range of print services. She talks about her growth from her first store (opened in 2016 with siblings) to plans for a new Lemon Creek location in late 2026. The conversation touches on her 7-person team, mailbox and notary services, and her deep involvement in the local business community.

Timeline

0:00 – Welcome & Introduction of Rin Edwards

0:47 – Why customers drive past other UPS stores to visit Rin's

1:25 – Boost Boerne Business testimonial: last-minute table number delivery

1:45 – Last-minute print jobs & what makes Rin's store stand out

2:05 – Full print shop capabilities (signs, banners, stickers, posters)

2:45 – Funny story: award printed at Rin's store with her own name on it

3:22 – Store location & neighbors (HEB, Ferris Orthodontics, Nami Sushi, Papa Nachos, Al's)

4:16 – First store opened in 2016 with siblings; 10-year anniversary celebration

4:51 – Plans for a new Lemon Creek location by end of 2026

5:42 – Team of 7 employees; family running new store

5:59 – Phone number, phone tree, and notary hours

6:25 – One-stop shop: notary, shredding, mailboxes & community resource

6:59 – Store hours (Mon–Fri 8–6:30, Sat–Sun 11–4)

7:18 – Invitation to visit + Boerne Radio sticker & lanyard order

7:45 – Virtual mailbox service explained; business address for LLCs

8:26 – Social media (Facebook/Instagram: UPS Store 3550) & closing

Original Air Date: April 18th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

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The Choir Returns to San Antonio (April 17) | Dan Michaels Interview on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM

On Bernie Radio 103.9 FM, host Baron Wiley announces The Choir’s return to Texas for a Friday, April 17 show at Sam’s Burger Joint in San Antonio, with tickets and a giveaway available via boerneradio.godaddy.com. He speaks with band member Dan Michaels, who plays saxophone and an electronic wind instrument called a Lyricon, and they discuss how the band added sax to stand out in 1984.

Michaels reflects on The Choir’s 40-year run, fan-supported crowdfunding, and their upcoming 40th anniversary release, the 20-song studio album "Dragonfly".

They note Chris Taylor opening the San Antonio show and connections to Sixpence Down the Richer, including plans to perform together. Michaels shares sax favorites, a Disneyland marching job, and a touring story about hitting a cow, and the segment closes with a request to play “Midnight Sun

Original Air Date: Sunday April 12, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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On Boerne Radio’s Town Hall Program, host Baron Wiley interviews Michael G. Etheridge, a Boerne ISD graduate and business owner running for Boerne ISD school board Place 7. He highlights involvement with district programs including welding, Incubator EDU mentoring, and student internships, and argues that teacher pay has fallen from above the Texas average to $4,200 below it while administrator pay has risen about 40%.

He says happy teachers drive student success, supports career and technical education as a viable first-choice path, and emphasizes school safety and coordination with local first responders. Etheridge opposes tax increases, criticizes the prior VATRE, promises never to vote for a tax hike, supports a two-term limit, and promotes voting dates (early voting April 20; election day May 2) and his website, Michael4BISD.com.

Original Air Date: 4/11/2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM in Boerne, Texas.

• 00:00 Campaign Ad Intro
• 00:36 Town Hall Welcome
• 00:53 Parade Memories
• 01:43 Why Run Now
• 01:50 Champion High Naming
• 03:03 Calling and Faith
• 04:44 Trades Legacy Roots
• 05:20 Kendall Gentleman Magazine
• 06:33 ISD Pride and Involvement
• 07:28 Teacher Pay Priorities
• 09:22 Student Readiness Goals
• 09:50 Trades Not Fallback
• 11:20 Welding Confidence Boost
• 12:08 School Safety Response
• 13:37 Networking and Term Limits
• 14:41 Doss Festival and AI
• 15:54 Taxpayer Accountability
• 19:44 Campaign Help and Teachers
• 20:49 Vote Dates and Closing Pitch
• 22:17 Campaign Ad Teachers First

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How Boerne Made History and Played on Their Field of Dreams

A conversation with Tim Christ, author of the book chronicling the 2024 Boerne Little League team's historic run to the Little League World Series.

Tim Christ shares the full story — from how the team was assembled by GM Justin Newsom and league president Chris Carey, to steamrolling through districts, upsetting powerhouse McAllister Park, winning in Abilene and Waco, and ultimately reaching Williamsport. He covers the experience on the ground, the community support, the US Championship game against Florida, and the legacy the team left behind.

Timeline

• 0:00 – Intro & roster announcement
• 0:57 – Welcome to Boost Boerne Business; Tim Christ introduced with new book
• 1:49 – Why Tim wrote the book (YouTube videos disappearing, preserving memories)
• 3:27 – How the team was assembled; Justin Newsom's dream & Chris Carey's vision
• 4:58 – Caleb Christ joins the team; all-star tryouts & selection process
• 5:46 – Districts: three no-hitters, steamrolling competition
• 6:17 – Sectionals: beating powerhouse McAllister Park
• 6:30 – State in Abilene: beating West Brownsville & Midland University Little League
• 7:28 – Regionals in Waco: beating Arkansas & Louisiana; heading to Williamsport
• 7:56 – Little League covers all expenses; community fundraising covered family costs
• 10:27 – Life at Williamsport: ESPN interviews, Adidas uniforms, Easton gear
• 10:43 – Caleb's mental exhaustion; trip to Niagara Falls
• 11:54 – Coming home: hero's welcome, school parade, drum line & cheerleaders
• 12:40 – Post-Williamsport: Spurs game honor, Texas State Senate resolution 561
• 13:28 – Police escort story: airport send-off and parade on Main Street
• 14:46 – Still recognized across Texas; Caleb's gracious attitude
• 15:21 – Keeping kids grounded; the team's humility and sportsmanship culture
• 16:32 – The US Championship game against Florida (4.4 million viewers, most-watched since 2015)
• 17:47 – Injuries to Julian & Doc; Caleb comes in to pitch the final inning
• 18:39 – Loss 10-7; emotional aftermath; consolation game vs. Venezuela
• 19:55 – Challenger game, community watch parties, gratitude for Boerne's support
• 20:43 – Where to buy the book (Amazon, Boerne Bookshop, local signings)
• 22:22 – Developing world-class youth athletes; team's .413 batting average at the Series
• 22:54 – Sportsmanship moments; living together with international teams in the quads
• 25:12 – Tim's proudest moment: Caleb pitching out of a bases-loaded jam vs. Nevada
• 26:35 – The moms' experience; Cole's grand slam heart symbol; Julie Foudy sideline interviews
• 27:46 – Williamsport felt like a year and 10 minutes; inspiring future little leaguers
• 28:30 – Closing thoughts & thanks; book wrap-up

Original Air Date: April 4th, 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

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St. John Lutheran Church is hosting the 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner on Saturday, April 25th at the Kendall County Youth Agriculture and Equestrian Center in Boerne, Texas.

Co-chairman Richard Wagner and host Baron Wiley discuss the event on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM, covering everything from the menu to the mission.

Event Highlights:

Doors open at 4:00 PM, serving starts at 5:00 PM

All-you-can-eat wild game menu: venison, pulled wild pork, quail and dumplings, crawfish, shrimp gumbo, fried fish, BBQ chicken, and more — including a new item: fried pig cheeks

Live auction, silent auction (guns, art, hunting/fishing trips, collectibles), and multiple raffles

Tickets: $35 adults, $5 kids under 12

100% volunteer-run — all proceeds go to local nonprofits

Last year: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities. This year's goal: $100,000 for ~23 nonprofits, including TBI Warrior Foundation, Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center, Kendall County Women's Shelter, Hill Country Mission for Health, Boerne Family YMCA, and more.

Timeline:

• 0:00 – Radio ad: 23rd Annual Hill Country Wild Game Charity Dinner
• 1:10 – Interview begins: Richard Wagner joins Baron Wiley on Boerne Radio
• 1:27 – Event date, location & door time
• 2:03 – Last year's results: $80,000 raised for 20+ charities
• 2:26 – 100% volunteer-run; all profits go to charity
• 2:41 – Local nonprofits that benefit
• 3:22 – $35 ticket price unchanged for 10 years; auctions & raffles
• 3:40 – Silent auction: quilts, guns, art, tools — something for everyone
• 4:15 – Live auction highlights (George Strait signed guitar!)
• 5:42 – Full menu reveal (including new: fried pig cheeks)
• 6:28 – Everything cooked fresh on-site; pits fired up before sunrise
• 7:01 – All-you-can-eat, station-style (go straight to what you want)
• 7:33 – Sponsor recognition: ads, magazine, slideshow
• 8:10 – Baron Wiley announced as MC
• 8:59 – How to donate auction/raffle items
• 9:15 – Volunteers welcome (no church membership required)
• 10:09 – Raffle details: card raffle, 5-gun raffle, bucket raffle
• 10:26 – This year's goal: $100,000
• 11:18 – Kids tickets $5; kids under 12
• 11:51 – Closing radio ad & call to action

Tickets & info: stjohnlutheran.com/wildgamedinner

Original Air Date: April 4th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

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Rich Sena For Boerne ISD School Board Place 7

Contact: https://www.senaforbisd.com

Boerne Radio host Baron Wiley interviews Rich Sena, a 12-year Boerne ISD trustee running again for Place 7, who highlights district achievements, community support, and financial stewardship. Sena says the board has saved taxpayers $27 million in interest since 2023 and $85 million since 2016 while maintaining one of the lowest regional school tax rates, and notes BISD spends about $3,000 less per student than the Texas average. He discusses P-TECH early college programs in cybersecurity and health careers, expanded career and technical pathways, JROTC, character development efforts, and BISD’s A rating, 99%+ graduation rate, and Boerne Academy options. Sena also addresses recapture (“Robinhood”), property tax relief advocacy, teacher pay and retention allotments, growth planning, land banking, and preserving local traditions. He asks for votes during early voting starting April 20 and Election Day May 2nd.

• 00:00 Campaign Ad Intro
• 00:30 Town Hall Kickoff
• 01:15 Why Schools Matter
• 02:40 Growth and Small Town Feel
• 03:49 Meet Rich Sena
• 05:04 PTECH and Early College
• 06:15 Career Pathways and JROTC
• 08:31 Character and Traditions
• 11:21 Voting Dates and Service
• 13:15 School Finance and Recapture
• 16:01 District A Rating Explained
• 18:20 Future Priorities and Growth
• 21:13 Land Planning and Traffic
• 22:17 Final Ask and Closing Ad

Paid for by Rich Sena for BISD School Board as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM on 3/28/26 on Boerne Radio's Townhall Program hosted by Baron Wiiley

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Roland J Ruiz sits down with Glen Leonard of the Texas Corvette Association to talk classic cars, Corvette history, and the 33rd Annual Open Car Show coming to Main Street Plaza in Boerne, TX on April 18th. From 1953 originals to 1,000+ horsepower modern machines, this is a must-watch for any car enthusiast!

Timeline:

00:00 – Introduction & welcome

00:45 – Glen Leonard & the Texas Corvette Association

01:30 – About the club: 300+ members, monthly meetings

02:15 – Corvette history: 1953 originals to 2026 models

03:30 – Club membership & charity involvement

04:30 – Glen's 2016 Z06 Corvette

05:30 – Buying his first Corvette at 25

06:15 – National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY

07:30 – Engine specs: 490 HP average, 1,000+ HP options

08:45 – Classic car memories & the 327 engine

09:30 – 33rd Annual Open Car Show details

11:00 – Growth from 35 cars to 480+ cars

12:15 – Vendors, food trucks & silent auction

14:30 – Pet blessing & special activities

16:00 – Award categories (38 total, including foreign cars)

18:30 – How to register & website info

20:00 – Show hours, prizes & closing

🚗 33rd Annual Open Car Show

📅 April 18th | Main Street Plaza, Boerne, TX

🕗 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM | Awards at 3:00 PM

🌐 www.texas-corvetteassociation.com

Free admission to the public! Register your car online to compete in 38 award categories.

Original Air Date: March 28th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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This is a radio segment on Boerne Radio promoting the 5th annual Swing Strong Till It's Gone charity golf tournament benefiting Parkinson's research through the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Hosts Baron Wiley interviews Barry Halbert and Sean Jahr about the event and its remarkable growth — from raising $30,000 in year one to $150,000 last year, with a $200,000 goal this year, boosted by a dollar-for-dollar match up to $100,000 from donor Jerry Metheny. Sean shares his personal Parkinson's journey and how a new medication pump has dramatically improved his quality of life. The segment covers event logistics, sponsors, volunteers, and a recorded message of support from NFL legend Brett Favre, who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's.

Timeline

• 0:36 Baron Wiley welcomes Barry Halbert & Sean Jar to the show
• 1:13 Growth recap — from $30K (year 1) to $150K last year; Michael J. Fox Foundation MVP award nomination
• 1:52 Money stays local — UT Brain Center partnership explained
• 2:25 Sean's health story — triple bypass, Barry stepping in to run the event
• 3:19 Sean's new levodopa pump — life-changing results, no longer falling on the golf course
• 4:21 Event details — May 14–15 at Tapio Springs; Faith Jacobs concert kickoff, golf scramble, silent & live auction
• 5:33 Volunteer shoutouts — Lisa Halbert, Desiree Williams, Gary/Amy Nichols, and others
• 6:35 Jerry Metheny's $100K matching pledge announced
• 7:18 Call to action — volunteer number, how to participate
• 8:06 Growth from $30K to $150K reviewed; $200K goal for 2025
• 9:01 New marketing efforts; online "Donate Now" page
• 9:52 Parkinson's in pop culture — Apple TV's Shrinks, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox
• 10:46 Brett Favre's recorded message of support (recently diagnosed with Parkinson's)
• 11:48 Event dates, website, and registration info recap
• 12:26 Sponsor shoutouts — Cavender's, Mike Cook, HEB, and others
• 13:18 UT Health Brain Center partnership — one-stop shop for neurological care
• 14:51 Final call to action — Gary P. Nunn performing, event wrap-up
• 15:49 Sean reflects on his friendship with Barry and the journey
• 16:23 Golf spots still available; closing remarks

Original Air Date: March 21st, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Boost Boerne Business hosted by Baron Wiley

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