The woman at the front desk was adamant — we were liars. We had defamed a man of quality. She said it several times that everything we printed was a lie.
Tivy’s biggest challenge this week isn’t playing Memorial or a short week of practice.
Christians will begin a 50-hour event of prayer and music tonight on a hill overlooking the city.
The local veterans center will be hosting a job fair in November to help connect employers with qualified candidates. Read more
This past week I enjoyed reading stories from Texas and the Southwest, stories about vaqueros, coyotes, lost mines, wolves and ranchers. Ben L… Read more
In the predawn darkness and fall chill on Wednesday, J.C. Penney operations supervisor Keith Felps heard an unusual sound as he prepared to op… Read more
The way Tim Madigan tells it, he was on a routine assignment — to write a story about the impact of television violence on children. This was … Read more
A 35-year-old Kerrville woman was jailed briefly this week on suspicion of stealing food and a planting pot at H-E-B. Read more
The Kerrville City Council unanimously commended the performance of Kerrville City Manager Mark McDaniel at Tuesday’s annual city manager eval… Read more
Residents interested in ancient Kerr County history are invited to learn more about local archaeological sites at a free presentation next week. Read more
For parents and grandparents mourning children who have passed on, the holidays can be especially difficult. A local group of residents is try… Read more
It’s been exactly a year since Kerr Konnect put the keys in the ignition for the first time and started operating. For Frances Niles, it meant… Read more
Sunday’s power outage that affected thousands of Kerrville-area residents appears to have been caused by birds perching on power lines near th… Read more
Veteran banking executive Mike Huff has joined Kerrville’s Broadway Bank as senior vice president and commercial loan officer. Read more
Veterans of the U.S. armed services have been invited to accept the community’s gratitude in the form of a free breakfast scheduled for early … Read more
A Rocksprings man recently was jailed on felony accusations of possessing methamphetamine and THC. Read more
Tax notices are in the mail, and Kerr County property owners should be receiving them in the next few days, if they haven’t already, according… Read more
Frances Remschel Blair was dear to the hearts of many who came through the Kerrville Independent School District system, according to her sons… Read more
I love our community! Several events happened this past weekend that showed how our community comes together to support our youth, families and members of all ages. The Tivy homecoming parade on Thursday brought out spectators of all kinds. Read more
When two friends sat together to watch a football game the last thing anyone would expect was a nasty backlash, but these are the times we liv…
The vast majority of readers who responded to our recent poll do not plan to ever own an electric car.
After reading the front page story titled Housing Enthusiasm (Wednesday 10/9), I was surprised by some of the conclusions that were noted. Whi…
Life & Arts
Members of the local Republican group said they enjoyed playing bingo with a room full of veterans at the VA Medical Center in Kerrville on Tuesday.
To recognize October as Family History Month, the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will join the Genealogy Network of Texas for a series of webinars starting at noon Oct. 18 in the library’s first floor meeting room.
Toni Anne Dashiell will be the guest speaker for the Republican Women of Kerr County luncheon set for 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18 in the Bluebonnet Room at the Inn of the Hills, 1001 Junction Highway.
By Active citizenship is a vital aspect of being a lifelong learner. Dynamic Learning champions the ongoing personal pursuit of knowledge motivated by desires for self-sustainability, social inclusion, active citizenship and personal development. As the Harvard Business Review said, “lifelon…
The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will host “Gardening 101: All About Alliums” today.
The Madrona Garden and Social Club will have its monthly meeting at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Parish Hall of St. Christopher’s Church in Bandera.
The public is invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Hill Country Chapter, Texas Master Natur-alists, to hear a presentation by Robert J. Potts, president and CEO of the Dixon Water Foundation.
