Despite testimony from supporters, a 38-year-old woman was sentenced to eight years in prison after violating her probation in two 2016 drunk driving cases.
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With less than two weeks before Christmas, there is no excuse to procrastinate for those holiday gifts, especially in and around Kerrville, where gift givers can find something unique for a friend, a loved one or someone who just needs to be spoiled. From a simple charm produced by a legenda…
William Richards, 12, of Kerrville, volunteered at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church’s Deck The Halls With Spaghetti and Meatballs dinner on Wednesday night. Photo by Louis Amestoy.
The former vice president of a separatist group was approved for parole this month and could be freed Jan. 7.
Those looking to warm up with a tasty holiday drink can stop by City Hall today and visit Hal Peterson Middle School’s Functional Living Class.
A 19-year-old Kerrville man who pleaded guilty in felony court to strangling his grandmother with a cellphone charger cord a year ago was given probation recently on the condition that he stay on his prescribed psychiatric medication.
A long-held vision for a regional public defender’s office picked up some support among local judges, but an actual concrete plan may still be years away.
A Nimitz Lake boating center could be on the horizon after the City of Kerrville conducted a study to see if the project would sink, sail or paddle.
The Kerr County Women’s Chamber is among those in the community who helped provide Christmas presents to local needy children.
A 34-year-old Center Point man is in the county jail following a report that he showed up unannounced at the home where the mother of his child lived and kicked open the back door.
Residents will have some opportunities to meet candidates for sheriff throughout the next year.
The Salvation Army is inviting residents to participate in its annual Gingerbread House Contest.
The Salvation Army is inviting local families to meet Santa Claus and do a little Christmas shopping this weekend.
It may be easy for a city dweller to take fire hydrants for granted. But for people living out in the county, instant access to a large amount of water may be the difference between dealing with a little smoke damage and saying goodbye to all of one’s worldly goods.
The Friends of the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will have their annual membership meeting from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in the community meeting room at the library.
There seems to be no stopping Anne Comegys.
Commissioners voted unanimously Monday to develop an arrangement with a new nonprofit to alleviate staffing and space issues at the county animal control facility.
The Kerrville movie theater where police said a man killed himself following a standoff last month may be open before the end of the month.
A 19-year-old Kerrville man was in the county jail Tuesday on suspicion of two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
The Kerrville City Council will discuss the next drainage project — improvements to the Take-It-Easy RV area and Lois Street — tonight at their meeting.
Commissioners just voted unanimously to develop an arrangement with a new nonprofit to alleviate staffing and space issues at the county animal control facility.
The Kerrville Fire Department has a new engine, and with it comes the hope that it will keep firemen safe and serve the community well, said Kerrville resident Amanda Goodman.
(U.S. DOJ) — A 32-year-old San Diego man recently admitted his role his role in an identity-theft and fraud scheme that victimized thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans.
The city of Kerrville’s code enforcement department, a division of the development services department, is now using MyGovernmentOnline as its database for code enforcement cases.
A simple idea to earn a little holiday cash has snowballed into a larger opportunity for some Tivy High School students.
Greystone Academy, the military academy prep school at Schreiner University, will move to the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville for the 2020-21 school year.
The position of mayor for the city of Kerrville, as well as council member Places 3 and 4, are up for election in May 2020. Candidate applications are available for those interested in filing to be on the ballot.
Hundreds of aspiring young chefs filled the Hill Country Youth Event Center on Thursday to take part in the District 10 4-H Fall Round Up.
The county was poised to give $1,000 to Big Brothers Big Sisters but held off on the donation over concerns about illegal immigration.
A 32-year-old Beaumont man with a lengthy criminal history was sentenced to prison for felony theft on Wednesday after asking the court to continue him on probation.
A plan to rezone more than 200 acres that would clear the way for more than 500 homes to be constructed hit a major snag Thursday night when the city of Kerrville Planning and Zoning Commission deadlocked in a 3-3 vote on what to do with the project.
Everywhere you looked Thursday night, there were people clutching a 4-pound behemoth of Texas history, and they were all waiting patiently for a chance to have the book signed by the author — Stephen Harrigan.
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A plan to rezone more than 200 acres that would clear the way for more than 500 homes to be constructed hit a major snag Thursday night when the city of Kerrville Planning and Zoning Commission deadlocked in a 3-3 vote on what to do with the project.
A 33-year-old Fredericksburg man was in the county jail today on suspicion of felony drug possession.
The Gillespie County Sheriff’s Office says it’s found the man who killed 26-year-old Yuhuai Yan 20 years ago.
UPDATE: Lopez's bond has been set at $15,000.
Ingram has a new municipal prosecutor after a meeting on Tuesday during which the City Council voted 3-1 to hire a firm from San Antonio.
If you accepted the task of writing a history of Texas, a book telling the story of our state, what writing tool would be most helpful? Would it be a complete research library, a quiet room in which to work, or a trusty IBM Selectrict typewriter?
A proposed project that amounts to about 510 homes south of the Riverhill area is the topic of discussion at Kerrville’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting today.
A woman in her mid-20s with drug abuse and domestic violence problems has surrendered all of her five young children to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
High pressure keeps the weather pattern dry through Thursday.
As Mooney Aircraft employees go back to work following a recent furlough, a group of investors is in negotiations to buy the aircraft factory in Kerrville.
The Kerr County Commissioners Court cleared the way Monday to award naming rights to the Hill Country Youth Event Center.
With sweater season in full swing, the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library offers the opportunity to glam up those knit threads.
First United Methodist Pastor David Payne was battling a slight cough Tuesday, but he was ready to deliver the final word on a night that one of his fellow pastors dubbed the “best kept secret in Texas.”
One stuffed pink unicorn, check. One jumbo coloring book, check.
A 34-year-old Ingram man was in the county jail Tuesday following his 20th arrest in Kerr County.
