Schreiner University will play host to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference basketball tournaments starting Friday, and the both the men's and women's teams face similar challenges — a No. 1 seed blocking their way.
A cat is healing after being shot at least six times in the face with a BB gun and left in a dumpster along Junction Highway.
Kerr County Sheriff candidate Eli Garcia said he takes full responsibility for not filing a Feb. 3 campaign report with the county clerk’s off… Read more
The city of Kerrville will stand by its decision to reject former Councilman George Baroody's filing to run for Place 4 on the five-member ci… Read more
The Texas Department of Transportation may run a traffic and engineering study on Texas Highway 27 within Ingram city limits after the Ingram … Read more
The local United States Department of Agriculture research facility has taken the next few steps toward its biggest renovation ever. Read more
I’ve already received messages asking if it is safe to start planting flowers for the upcoming Spring season. Read more
Two retired peace officers seeking the highest law enforcement post in the county made their cases before a room full of Rotarians and answere… Read more
Plans for a road to ease traffic in the Riverhill neighborhood lost some momentum Tuesday morning. Read more
A man accused of brutally killing two people near Comfort about 17 years ago in a random attack will once again be brought to Kerrville for trial. Read more
Police are determining whether a civil or criminal court has jurisdiction in the case of a contractor who reportedly failed to do agreed-upon work. Read more
It’s a running race, it’s a marathon, it’s an adventure, it’s a party and it’s supposed to be for a good cause. Read more
Kerrville – On the evening of February 18, 2020, Lori Evette Z…
Kay Ellise Osburn (83) died Monday, February 17, 2020 at the T…
KERRVILLE — Memorial services for Mary Faye “Cissy” Lee, 72, o…
FREDERICKSBURG, Virginia — Memorial services for George Allen …
At the “Chick Fil A” corner of Harper Road and Junction Highway, there is a daily confluence of heavy traffic colliding at that spot. Read more
While the front page Valentine’s Day story about a meeting that led to a long life together is touching and reassuring, let’s be clear: There …
It’s an exciting time to be a resident of Kerrville with all the new jobs, businesses and development coming our way.
The Feb. 15-16 edition of The Kerrville Daily Times reported on the latest applicants to apply for city council positions. They reported that …
OK everyone in Kerrville, if you don’t like the way that the traffic lights are functioning, now is the time to let your voice be heard. We ha…
Jackson Young poured in a game-high 25 points, including six 3-pointers, and Abraham Vierra scored 23 as Tivy High School’s boys’ basketball team rolled Tuesday night to a 77-50 victory over San Antonio Memorial in the regular-season finale.
Defense attorney Roger Gordon and prosecutor Ilse Bailey discuss the disclosure of informal agreements that were made between the city of Ingram and certain property owners, one of whom owns more than two dozen properties in the Ingram area valued more than $2 million. The agreements, which …
On Friday, workers removed the Arcadia Theater sign so that it can be renovated in San Antonio. The sign will return to Kerrville but be placed on the back of the Arcadia Live project.
Life & Arts
The Point Theatre kicked off its 2020 season on Valentine’s Day with the opening of “Almost, Maine,” a romantic comedy by John Cariani. The show continues on the indoor stage through Feb. 29, with shows at 7:30 p.m. each Friday and Saturday, and a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Feb. 23.
FREDERICKSBURG — Only six performances remain for the Fredericksburg Theater Company’s winter musical “Young Frankenstein.”
Branson, Missouri’s long-running Ozark Jubilee will bring its “Stars of the Grand Ole Opry” show to The Cailloux Theater for one performance only on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 3 p.m.
Schreiner University’s Spring Choir Concert is set for 6 p.m. Sunday, March 1 at First Presbyterian Church, 800 Jefferson St. This event is free and is open to all ages, but space is limited.
The next concert performed by Symphony of the Hills will feature the romance of Chopin. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, at the Cailloux Theater, 910 Main St., with a wine reception in the lobby at 6:30 p.m.
Local author Robert Ward will be on hand to sign copies of his novel, “The Tiger Snapped Back,” at EntertainMart, 501 Main St., from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29.
When we think of the trees we have in the Hill Country (other than cedar) most of us think of the oaks. And while the live oak is the most common, we have several other species of oaks that add variety to our landscape. Here are the main ones:
