Sunday night saw a tornado warning and heavy thunderstorms, leaving many broken trees and more than 100 Kerr County residents without power.
Hunter Taylor admitted that his college schedule is going to seem a little weird.
Kerr County began its months-long budget talk on Monday with discussion of potential existing employee job changes, new hires and capital expenses.
The state of Texas is changing how local government determines residential building permits and inspection fees, effective immediately, which … Read more
The Charter Review Commission meeting scheduled for today at 4 p.m. in City Hall is postponed to a date not yet determined. Read more
Tax offices in Kerrville and Ingram both will be closed the entire day on Wednesday. Read more
Partly cloudy skies are expected today as high pressure returns. Read more
Several defendants accused of pedophilia-related crimes have trial dates this summer, including the case of a 29-year-old Mountain Home man ac… Read more
As we approach Independence Day, it seems a good time to be reminded of the words of our nation’s founders. In 1787 at the end of the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin was asked if they had given us a republic or a monarchy. Franklin answered, “A republic, if you can keep it.” Read more
President Trump has declared victory in his confrontation with Mexico. After he threatened to impose crippling tariffs on $350 billion worth o…
WASHINGTON -- President Trump’s detractors are trying to play down the significance of the U.S.-Mexico immigration deal, saying it is largely …
(THE CONVERSATION) Two oil tankers were attacked on June 13 off the coast of Oman, forcing the crew members of one burning ship to flee.
There’s still a debate over whether we spelled it “TRAX,” or “TRAXX.” What’s not in doubt is that it was a high school rock band that five fri…
Life & Arts
Dear Readers: Today’s Sound Off is about employers having access to a potential employee’s credit score.
Dear Readers: Sunday marks Father’s Day, a special time to honor Dad and to say thanks for everything he does.
Modern stores are stocked with an abundance of products that appear on the shelves of our local stores by hard work, magic and algorithms. Even shopping lists populated with obscure items usually can be filled.
Last week, I wrote about some Hill Country native trees and shrubs that are not rare, but certainly not common. In the process of writing, I realized there were more trees and shrubs in that category than I thought, so here are several more.
Jonah Evans, Texas state mammologist, will be the guest speaker at the Texas Master Naturalist, Hill Country Chapter meeting at 7 p.m. June 24.
Kerrville locals are invited to a preview party celebrating Playhouse 2000’s award-winning production of “The Pretty Trap” just two days before the company leaves to perform in this year’s national one-act play festival.
