Kim Rhode was 16 when she heard the national anthem being played in an Olympic venue for the first time.
Midway through the fourth set, after flicking the ball across the net for another kill, Makenna Gelsone turned toward her coach Tony Vela, flashed a smile and gave him the “thumbs up.”
If you’re in a hurry along Fredericksburg Road, just north of Interstate 10, you will probably miss one of Kerrville’s most remarkable institutions — the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Knipling-Bushland Livestock Insects Research Laboratory.
The Kerrville Independent School District board of trustees unanimously voted to approve a maximum of $53 million to go toward constructing th… Read more
A 50-year-old Center Point man died over the weekend due to injuries sustained in a single-vehicle, rollover crash. Read more
Children looking for a little adventure now have a new playground to explore at Flat Rock Park, 3840 Riverside Drive. Read more
Life is a gift, but it can be brittle and broken at times. My husband and I were in St. Augustine, Florida, this past weekend to help his sist… Read more
If the Kerrville-Kerr County Airport is to grow and prosper, it will need investment in new hangars and infrastructure to support an influx of… Read more
To hear some Kerrville residents talk about the plans for the H-E-B store on Main Street, there is a whole slew of possibilities or problems a… Read more
A homeless San Antonio man was in the Kerr County jail on Monday pending transfer to the state penitentiary for his role in a criminal conspir… Read more
Mindfulness, compassion and communication — all are elements crucial to being a leader. That was the topic of discussion at the Women’s Leader… Read more
A prosecutor and longtime Kerrville attorney has announced he’ll be running for the office of 198th District Attorney next year. Read more
Tucker Wren has been working a rope since he was 3 years old. The lasso has been a part of his life since before he can remember, because in … Read more
Applications are being accepted for participation in Kerrville’s annual tradition of parading through downtown to ring in the holiday season. Read more
The public is invited to a free, all-day event featuring food, drinks, a chance to browse glasses frames at Texas State Optical. Read more
The League of Women Voters of the Hill Country Texas will conduct a general meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 at Schreiner Univer… Read more
A 63-year-old Kerr County ex-con has been sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a child last summer. Read more
Motorcyclists will converge on Kerrville this month for a “Run For the Wall” reunion, which will include meals and rides around the Hill Country. Read more
Kerr County Animal Services has issued an “all points bulletin” for a cat or cats following the report of three different people being bitten … Read more
Business owner Bruce Motheral has been looking to build a parking lot behind his shopping center since 2017, but he has not found success. The… Read more
KERRVILLE The means by which we get from point A to point B may have changed a bit over the years, but the basic concept remains the same - … Read more
It’s almost a daily occurrence for millions of people worldwide to have an online scam pulled on them, and the reality is these scams will never go away. Read more
WASHINGTON — Imagine if, back in 2011, President Barack Obama had not only withdrawn all U.S. forces from Iraq, facilitating the rise of the I…
Television was never better than when a “Dean Martin Celebrity Roast” came on my parent’s RCA console TV.
Life & Arts
Editor’s note: The following originally ran in The Kerrville Daily Times on March 31, 2005. Musician and songwriter Tom Kellar — who was a Times staff writer at the time — landed a much-coveted phone interview with Daniel Johnston several months after the release of “The Late Great Daniel Jo…
This past weekend, the city of Kerrville celebrated its “130th Birthday” with several events along the river, including a musical performance in Louise Hays Park called “Riverfest.”
If you are a human being and you live on the Earth, then you are a citizen of the Earth. You also may be a citizen of a country, city, family or whatever else. But as a citizen of the Earth, you are using the resources of the Earth for heat, light, food, water, oxygen, medicine, transportati…
Are you naturally curious? If so, you have likely enjoyed the sensation of learning about subjects that your mind was piqued to explore by curiosity.
A local bereavement support group is hosting a free concert this month featuring award-winning speaker, songwriter and recording artist Alan Pedersen.
Love, friendship and the daily drudgery of minimum wage employment are all explored in “The Flick,” the sweet, funny and at times achingly sad show that Yellow Lab Productions will perform today through Saturday.
