Kerrville library materials dispute
Residents crowded the courthouse Monday to hear county officials discuss what to do about books on sexuality that had been on display last wee…
The Kerr County Commissioners Court voted unanimously Monday to appoint Commissioners Jonathan Letz and Don Harris to negotiate with the city …
Over the last month, city officials and residents debated about where to extend the Kerrville River Trail, with some proposing to embark on a …
The Kerr County Republican Party has weighed in on the issue of disputed library books, throwing its support behind the recent action by the c…
Residents crowded the courthouse Monday morning and gave public input on topics of censorship, parental rights, community standards and more, …
Citing a disagreement over the city about library materials, some county officials plan to consider ending a quid-pro-quo agreement with the c…
The Kerrville City Council is scheduled to hear a request Tuesday regarding the issue of disputed library materials that sparked impassioned d…
In an echo of what’s happening at the state level regarding drag queens and library books, the levers of the local criminal justice system are…
In the wake of one councilmember’s failed attempt to revisit the issue of controversial library books, some county commissioners have expresse…
Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly and Kerrville Mayor Judy Eychner met Monday to discuss the issue of last month’s Banned Books Week display at the …
In a nearly five-hour long meeting Tuesday, the Kerrville City Council dealt with multiple issues, including more conditional use permits for …
Multiple speakers addressed the continuing question of books not suitable for children at the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library on Tuesday dur…
After a marathon four-hour session at the regular Kerrville City Council meeting Tuesday, where more than 20 speakers expressed either their …
After a marathon four hour session at the regular city council meeting Tuesday, where more than 20 speakers expressed either their outrage or …
Nearly 100 people protested Friday afternoon outside of the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library, 505 Water St., about books being banned, and abo…
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