There is no time to rest after recent success at the state championships for Tivy High School Band and the Kerrville Independent School District music program.
Midway through the third quarter, Tivy High School receivers coach Kameron Arnold issued a command to Fisher Middleton.
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 in the 1990s, and there was no more authoritative voice on the impact of television on children than Fred Rogers — also known as Mister Rogers.
A methamphetamine possession case is being held up in court after police officers reportedly disputed an affidavit submitted by a fellow inves… Read more
The Texas Attorney General’s Office said the city of Kerrville and the Kerrville Police Department can withhold the dispatch call that occurre… Read more
A 27-year-old Ingram man was recently in jail on accusations of driving while intoxicated with a child passenger. Read more
The FBI agent in charge of a 60-county area, including Kerr, addressed a Kerrville Rotary Club meeting this week and said the agency is strugg… Read more
The first in a series of Coffee With A Cop events has been postponed until next Wednesday, the police department announced this morning. Read more
Police jailed a 17-year-old Kerrville teen today on suspicion of committing a Wednesday home invasion on Florence Street, and they are seeking… Read more
After receiving a D rating in accountability from the Texas Education Agency, the B.T. Wilson campus intervention team will host a public meet… Read more
A 74-year-old woman reported losing about $2,000 in a scam that also led to the diversion of her Social Security checks to an unknown party, a… Read more
An Ingram man was sentenced to two days in the county jail after pleading guilty this week to possessing THC, a state jail felony. Read more
Kerr County made $84,480 last month from housing inmates from counties around the Hill Country and the practice may help the county pay off a … Read more
A 30-year-old man convicted of committing aggravated sexual assault against a 7-year-old in 2005 was in the county jail today on accusations o… Read more
The City of Kerrville is taking applications for two openings on the Planning and Zoning Commission. Read more
The Olympic Drive extension is one step closer to fruition after the Kerrville City Council approved a construction contract at a meeting Tues… Read more
A large influx of cats at the county animal shelter has officials pleading on behalf of adoptable felines who may be euthanized in the coming … Read more
In honor of Veterans Month this November, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has partnered with Apple to make health care information ava… Read more
Texans are increasingly falling behind in their auto loans, and student loan debt is on the rise in a study released by the Dallas Federal Reserve. Read more
Schreiner University has invited the public to hear specialists speak about topics such as semiconductors, the human brain, the Civil War, hea… Read more
Our Lady of the Hill High School students kicked off the season of giving by gathering cans for community members in need. Read more
Development projects, including one involving housing, are at the forefront of a closed-door discussion at Kerrville City Hall tonight. Read more
Readers kindly shared photos they took of Kerrville's brilliant fall coat. Read more
Often veterans do things civilians have only seen in movies. Read more
Two families filed separate lawsuits Wednesday against the owner of a small airplane that crashed near Kerrville earlier this year, killing al… Read more
The annual Downtown Christmas Walk, hosted by the Kerrville Ministerial Alliance, is set for 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dec. 3. The event is a unique n… Read more
A new kind of student requires a new kind of dormitory, and it’s critical for a university that wants to dramatically increase its enrollment … Read more
Kerrville’s parks and recreation department is now taking registration for the “Running Home for the Holidays 5K” event on Dec. 7. Read more
Kerr County elections officials are seeking volunteers who would like to become deputy registrars for the next year or so. Read more
The Scots of the Texas Hill Country will have a member’s business meeting on Thursday, Nov. 14, at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 213 … Read more
Schreiner University will present the highly anticipated Weir and Nell Labatt Distinguished Lecture Series, featuring Derick Wilson, Fulbright… Read more
Students enrolled in Tivy High School’s aviation program will be able to train on flight simulators after the Kerrville Public School Foundati… Read more
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A couple of weeks ago, I had a chance to interview National Museum of the Pacific War Director Rorie Cartier and Chris McDougal, who heads up the Fredericksburg-based museum’s archives and collections. Read more
When it comes to celebrating our veterans, there’s not a singular focus here in the Hill Country, but there certainly is widespread enthusiasm…
When Kerr County Commissioners made a controversial decision to close the county’s animal shelter on Saturdays, because of the circumstances s…
Given the attention and alarm The Daily Times’ Editorial Board has given to the recent City charter election, there is one point of clarificat…
Life & Arts
“It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” will be on stage in Ingram this month and the next.
Camerata San Antonio will highlight the works of Clara Schumann at its next concert, “The Beautiful Soul,” in Kerrville on Saturday, Nov. 16, at 3 p.m., and in Boerne on Friday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m.
Schreiner University will host “Novel, TX Writers of the Texas Hill Country,” a free event featuring native Texan and author Mike Blakely.
An internationally renowned Steinway pianist will perform in Kerrville this weekend.
Back in my road band days, a singer I knew was accepted to attend John Davidson’s Singer Summer Camp–a place for young entertainers to learn how to perform on stage. It was exciting to know someone who knew John Davidson. After all, John Davidson was “a star” in the 1970s — a Broadway leadin…
The Fredericksburg Dance Company will perform a double feature of abridged classical ballets this month.
The five-person a cappella group Backtrack Vocals, which in June won Season Six of “America’s Got Talent,” will perform on Sunday, Nov. 17, in Fredericksburg.
