Slim Bethune has got a prospering business with his roadside saloon and arena called Gravity Check, but he also knows his business could be even better if he wasn’t limited by some archaic drinking laws that restrict what he can serve.Â
CALABASAS, Calif. (AP) — NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash on a steep hillside in dense morning fog in Southern California on Sunday, his sudden death at age 41 touching off an outpouring of grief for a star whose celebrity tr…
The way George Eychner sees it Kerrville is never going to top some of the Christmas light shows in the Hill Country — specifically Johnson City — but we can certainly do better.Â
Former Precinct 3 Constable Angel Garza has announced he would like his old job back. Read more
The Texas Fourth Court of Appeals has dismissed a former Ingram councilmember’s claims against the city, but she still plans to seek legal act… Read more
Teaching in China during the summer for the past several years offers Jeanette Cockroft, a 2016 recipient of a Fulbright Scholar Grant, just t… Read more
When it comes to racial profiling, Ingram Police Department spent most of its time writing tickets to those who are white vs. other racial gro… Read more
Lonnell Hanks has announced her bid for county tax assessor-collector and will go up against incumbent Bob Reeves in the Republican Primary. Read more
A longtime Kerrville peace officer has announced he’s seeking the office of Precinct 3 Kerr County Constable. Read more
Kerrville is full of history with no place to show it off, but that might change with plans to make the city-owned and historic A.C. Schreiner… Read more
Kerrville is about to get a new pet store, and it’ll have gators. Well, sort of. Read more
In parts of Kerr County, old laws are on the books that restrict the sale of alcohol to beer — no stronger than 5% — and there are some busine… Read more
A group of Kerrville residents, including some key community stakeholders, wants to improve Christmas lights in the city. Read more
Obituaries
Billy Bob “Bobby” Barker
Louisa Tobar Ramirez, 89, of Kerrville Texas, passed away at h…
On Sunday, January 12, 2020, John Haifley, loving husband, fat…
Tamara Renae Graham (Grandma Honey), 59, of Kerrville, Texas, …
The animals have left the barn at the Hill Country Youth Event Center, but the memories will last forever as the community closed another Hill Country District Junior Livestock Show last Saturday. Read more
Dr. William Rector probably put it into context best on Tuesday morning when he told the Kerrville City Council that Kerr County was just one …
Some people just outlive their hairstyle.
When it comes to how our Facebook audience reacts, the message is clear — growth and development is most important. No love for the Democrats, but Mike Bloomberg makes an interesting push in our poll. Finally, Texas State fans show up.Â
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In parts of Kerr County, old laws are on the books that restrict the sale of alcohol to beer — no stronger than 5% — and there are some businesses that want to change that. However, it's a little bit more complicated than just wanting to change it.Â
A group of Kerrville residents, including some key community stakeholders, wants to improve Christmas lights in the city.Â
Demolition crews knocked down walls on Jan. 24 at the H-E-B store in Kerrville to make way for a new store.Â
On Jan. 24, 2020, construction crews started bringing down the walls of the pharmacy at H-E-B's Main Street store. All of this is part of the preparation for building the new 107,000 square foot store.Â
The Kerrville City Council heard a proposal to make the city-owned A.C. Schreiner home into a museum.Â
Life & Arts
Do you have a Clue that electronic devices have Monopoly on your Life? Unplug from those electronic devices and plug in to your family by playing board games. Join us at The Salvation Army Kroc Center for Family Game Nights. No experience necessary — all skill levels welcome. A variety o…
FREDERICKSBURG — Recognized for their “adrenalized performances of classical, movie, tango, pop and oldies music,” the West Coast trio Take3 will be featured here Sunday, Jan. 19, in the fourth of eight programs scheduled for the 2019-20 concert season by the Fredericksburg Music Club.
The Symphony of the Hills will present a musical program that is “Out of This World”
Country music fans will have a rare opportunity to see Bill Anderson perform in person at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, at the Cailloux Theater in Kerrville.
The Kerrville Renaissance Festival will feature a varied list of entertainment for guests at this fourth annual event at the River Star Arts and Event Park on the weekends of Jan. 24-26 and Feb. 1-2. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine.
