Cole Mixon, 9, crosses home for the fourth run of the game Saturday in the Regional Quarter Finals game against Dripping Springs.
Our Lady of the Hills Regional Catholic High School senior Victoria Kitzman of Bandera has earned a National Merit Scholarship, the first student from OLH to attain this lofty academic achievement.
More than 100 people attended the Hill Country Recovery Rally at Carver Park on Saturday to celebrate recovery — an event jointly sponsored by… Read more
HCTC has appointed R. Craig Cook as its new chief executive officer effective immediately. Read more
Justin Rogers will return to the Hill Country Arts Foundation to teach a two-day creative writing workshop beginning May 25. Read more
When the Ingram City Council meets Tuesday, they are expected to have a public hearing about annexing a piece of property on Rowland Lane. Read more
A joint effort between local nonprofits, a restaurant and a church is giving people in the community some extra love. Read more
Saturday morning’s threatening clouds and gusty winds didn’t stop people from running for a cause. Read more
The following are summaries of Kerrville Police Department reports from May 6–13, as provided by Chuck Bocock, training sergeant of the Kerrvi… Read more
As Memorial Day draws near, many remember those lost while serving in the military. Events in honor of the holiday are happening in the Kerrvi… Read more
Brandon McEwen Andrew Cummings, grandson of Dee Roberson of Kerrville, will graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis on May 24. Read more
Visitors are invited to attend Monday’s monthly Master Naturalist meeting to hear Michele Crawford-Reynolds speak about the Texas wild rice o… Read more
The Center for Fitness will host a Lunch and Learn from noon to 1 p.m. Read more
The Hill Country Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars presented Awards of Merit certificates to two local Junior Reserve Officer Tr… Read more
It’s become glancingly rare that you see a birthdate in public records — a loophole in the Texas Public Information Act that can pose problems for both the media and for the average individual. Read more
On Feb. 28, the Daily Times reported Councilman Sigerman’s suggestion for a task force to discuss the reasons for the homeless in Kerrville. …
Tom McCuin served two tours as an Army public affairs officer in Afghanistan, and worked closely with local nationals hired by American forces.
As I am proud to be a resident of this beautiful community, I am truly disappointed in the street and alley department of Kerrville.
Over the last decade, things I haven’t seen in 40 years have slowly begun making their way back to me.
Life & Arts
The pecan nut casebearer can be a major pest of Texas pecans.
Whether it was at a museum, doctor’s office or in your own home, at one time or another we have all enjoyed the experience of watching a fish gracefully swim back and forth in an aquarium. The ability to spy on the underwater world prompts many to keep a home aquarium.
A friend brought by a book on the history of raising sheep in the southwest, and it’s fascinating.
Debbie Taylor Williams has been named 2019 National Mother of Achievement by American Mothers Inc.
A baccalaureate service for all area high school graduates is set for 5 p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary of the First Presbyterian Church, at the corner of Jefferson and Washington streets.
Where are you right now in your life? Are you in a difficult situation or a low spot? Are you trying to just keep your head above the water as the storm rages? Do you feel all alone and caught in the waves?
The public is invited attend a live one-hour talk on Christian Science by David Hohle, CSB, of Chicago, at 2 p.m. May 25.
