The Salvation Army is offering families a chance to qualify to receive Christmas gifts for their children. The organization also wants the public’s help providing the gifts.
The Salvation Army is offering families a chance to qualify to receive Christmas gifts for their children. The organization also wants the pub… Read more
Kerr County has reported that there have been two additional deaths from COVID-19 as of Thursday, Oct. 21, bringing the total to 129. In addit… Read more
The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office has accused a 28-year-old Kerr County felon of aggravated kidnapping with a deadly weapon. Read more
Austin resident Jim Dougherty set a world record during the Highland Games at the recent Kerr County Celtic Festival in Ingram. Read more
A ‘treat’ for pet owners in Kerrville: City, KPA! team up to offer help with spaying/neutering costs
The city of Kerrville and Kerrville Pets Alive! are teaming up up for a “Snip & Chip” program to provide resources for cat and dog spa/neu… Read more
A 28-year-old Kerrville felon was sentenced to five years in prison for trying to hide evidence from police and for violating probation. Read more
A jury trial began Oct. 20 to determine whether Eric Daniel Auld murdered Magan Nicole King on his family’s ranch west of Mountain Home. Read more
In an effort to honor all Vietnam-era veterans as the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War, Humana Health, in partnership with… Read more
In a message to account and shareholders, Happy State Bank president and CEO Mikel Williamson announced that Happy Bancshares Inc. has entered… Read more
There are now three candidates officially seeking to represent Precinct 2 on the Kerr County Commissioners Court. Read more
A 37-year-old Kerr County man was sentenced to life in prison for sexually abusing a prepubescent girl multiple times. Read more
A jury was chosen Tuesday to determine whether Eric Daniel Auld murdered Magan Nicole King on a ranch west of Mountain Home. Read more
In an effort to increase awareness of their Blue Star Memorial Highway Marker, members of the Hunt Garden Club raised funds for a Platinum Lev… Read more
A former Vietnam War POW was the featured speaker at the Oct. 12 meeting of Hill Country Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars at th… Read more
The Kerrville Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the purchase of a list of items at the Monday, Oct. 18, meeting. The list… Read more
An estimated 380 people attended an event south of Kerrville where Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha and other officials expressed concern over… Read more
A 37-year-old Ingram man found guilty of sexually abusing multiple times a prepubescent girl and of possessing child pornography is due to be … Read more
The Kerr County Attorney’s Office will consider prosecuting a property owner after county officials said some riverfront land in Center Point … Read more
The Glory Community Garden celebrated its Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 16, and the public was invited to see what the garden is all about. … Read more
A group of 100 middle school girls, grades 6-8, from area schools gathered at Schreiner University on Saturday, Oct. 16, to get hands-on exper… Read more
The Kerr County Commissioners Court met Thursday to discuss redistricting and tentatively and unofficially formulated new boundaries for commi… Read more
The Rev. Allen Noah, executive director of Kerrville’s Glory Community Garden, recently attended the 42nd American Community Gardening Associa… Read more
The cities of Kerrville and Ingram, and Kerr County, received more sales tax revenue this month than in any previous September. Read more
Significant changes in Texas state law go in effect this week and range from expanding the ability of people to legally carry handguns to bann… Read more
AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is now accepting grant applications for the Community Outdoor Outreach Program. Known as CO-O… Read more
AUSTIN — The start of a new hunting season is right around the corner, and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is reminding hunters and an… Read more
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is asking Texans to reduce electric use as much as possible today through Friday, June 18. A… Read more
Kerrville Independent School District Tuesday afternoon announced it will no longer require the wearing of face coverings at their facilities,… Read more
The COVID-related waiver on expiration dates for driver’s licenses and identification cards ends soon. Drivers are advised to either make an a… Read more
Starting March 10, businesses and other facilities can run in-person operations at 100 percent capacity and the wearing of face masks will no … Read more
AUSTIN (TPWD) — Last winter, white-nose syndrome was detected in bats in 18 counties in Central Texas, and the disease has continued to spread… Read more
Retired Kerrville City Secretary Brenda Craig was recertified by the Texas Municipal Clerks Certification Program at University of North Texas… Read more
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