The local veterans center will be hosting a job fair in November to help connect employers with qualified candidates.
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This past week I enjoyed reading stories from Texas and the Southwest, stories about vaqueros, coyotes, lost mines, wolves and ranchers. Ben Lilly, Charles Goodnight and others told their stories, not as characters from a history book, but as themselves. I heard singing and rested by a campf…
Christians will begin a 50-hour event of prayer and music tonight on a hill overlooking the city.
In the predawn darkness and fall chill on Wednesday, J.C. Penney operations supervisor Keith Felps heard an unusual sound as he prepared to open up the store.
The woman at the front desk was adamant — we were liars. We had defamed a man of quality. She said it several times that everything we printed was a lie.
A 35-year-old Kerrville woman was jailed briefly this week on suspicion of stealing food and a planting pot at H-E-B.
After years of accepting receipts from a wide range of items and expenses, the Kerr County Commissioners moved Tuesday to set up a more equitable way of funding the county’s volunteer fire departments.During a meeting of the Commissioners Court on Tuesday, commissioners tackled ideas ranging…
The way Tim Madigan tells it, he was on a routine assignment — to write a story about the impact of television violence on children. This was in the 1990s, and there was no more authoritative voice on the impact of television on children than Fred Rogers — also known as Mister Rogers.
Residents interested in ancient Kerr County history are invited to learn more about local archaeological sites at a free presentation next week.
Toni Manchester, broker and owner of Century 21 The Hills Realty in Kerrville and Fredericksburg, has completed an elite training program to market luxury homes in the area.
Veteran banking executive Mike Huff has joined Kerrville’s Broadway Bank as senior vice president and commercial loan officer.
It’s been exactly a year since Kerr Konnect put the keys in the ignition for the first time and started operating. For Frances Niles, it meant a chance to get out of the house and paint.
When it comes to tourism, the Hill Country Arts Foundation continues to be a key driver for the city of Ingram.
Sunday’s power outage that affected thousands of Kerrville-area residents appears to have been caused by birds perching on power lines near the police department, according to the electric utility.
Veterans of the U.S. armed services have been invited to accept the community’s gratitude in the form of a free breakfast scheduled for early next month.
Tax notices are in the mail, and Kerr County property owners should be receiving them in the next few days, if they haven’t already, according to Kerr County Tax Assessor-Collector Bob Reeves.
Frances Remschel Blair was dear to the hearts of many who came through the Kerrville Independent School District system, according to her sons Richard and Donald.
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More than 3,700 residents are without power due to down power lines on Sidney Baker Street near the Kerrville Police Department, according to representatives with Kerrville Public Utility Board.
A young girl sits on one of Anat Ronen’s chalk creations. Ronen, of Houston, will create a large three-dimensional street painting at this year’s Kerrville Chalk Festival, which gets underway today at Peterson Plaza in downtown Kerrville. The free event will feature an estimated 95 artists, …
Kerr County will host a National Weather Service Skywarn/Floodaware Training event from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 19, at the Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 Texas 27 East in Kerrville.
FREDERICKSBURG — Texas Tech University and Central Texas College will offer an open house for all potential students from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at Hill Country University Center, 2818 E. U.S. Highway 290.
The city of Kerrville has seen an uptick in car burglaries according to a report from the Kerrville Police Department.
The Nov. 5 election ballot includes 10 amendments to the state constitution. Since the language used on ballots can be difficult to decipher, here’s a breakdown of the 10 amendments voters will make a decision on come Election Day:
The city of Kerrville has been reviewing the city charter, and city residents soon will have a chance to vote on some changes to the document.
It's one of the biggest games of the year, and — despite chilly temperatures — a near-capacity crowd filled Antler Stadium on Friday night to watch the 2019 Homecoming game and halftime festivities. The Antlers defeated Uvalde 49-0.
Every organization is looking for new members, especially young people, and that’s clear to the Kerrville Genealogical Society, which wants to foster an interest in family history.
The Kerrville Daily Times is forming a reader advisory board.
It was a night he'll never forget. As a Red Cross volunteer, Jacques DuBose, had traveled to Boerne about a year and a half ago — on his birthday, incidentally — to render financial assistance to a family that had been displaced by a severe mobile home fire. The home was fully engulfed in fl…
Onions, garlic and leeks are on the menu of discussion at the library on Oct. 12.
To retired U.S. Air Force Col. Norm Wells, taking an Honor Flight meant finally reuniting with his old friend after years and years apart.
It was a night he’ll never forget. As a Red Cross volunteer, Jacques DuBose, had traveled to Boerne about a year and a half ago — on his birthday, incidentally — to render financial assistance to a family that had been displaced by a severe mobile home fire. The home was fully engulfed in fl…
Every organization is looking for new members, especially young people, and that’s clear to the Kerrville Genealogical Society, which wants to foster an interest in family history.
Record heat is possible across most of the region today, but the hot spell won’t last long. A cold front is expected to move in early Friday, with temperatures plummeting nearly 30 degrees.
A 20-year-old Hunt man nabbed in a police sting operation this spring was sentenced to probation after facing as much as life in prison on felony drug-dealing charges.
The crowd met the Kerrville City Council’s unanimous vote with applause — as of Tuesday, the Doyle area neighborhood has a plan for development.
Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, artists and onlookers will be at Peterson Plaza in downtown Kerrville for the yearly Kerrville Chalk Festival, which is free and open to the public. Individuals, nonprofit organizations and businesses have sponsored artists to create impressive drawings of many …
Roads will close in Kerrville for a few hours to accommodate the Tivy High School Homecoming Parade on Thursday.
A 40-year-old Comfort man was in the Kerr County jail Tuesday on suspicion of arson.
A 53-year-old Junction man was in the Kerr County jail Tuesday on suspicion of stealing a credit card from a church.
Representatives from Forging Futures Classic Charity Golf Tournament recently awarded $140,000 to the Hill Country University Center Foundation and Texas Tech University-Fredericksburg at a ceremony in the H-E-B Room at the Hill Country University Center. The funds will be used for student s…
Set for this weekend, the 2019 chalk festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday on Peterson Plaza in downtown Kerrville.
Two men have been accused of drug offenses punishable by as much as life in prison.
A felon on parole and a woman with three pending shoplifting charges were in the county jail Tuesday on suspicion of dealing methamphetamine.
With an air of hope and relief in the room at Tuesday’s meeting, the Kerrville City Council adopted a plan that aims to increase workforce housing in the city.
This month, a local genealogy group will host the archivist for the Chickasaw Nation for a presentation, “Finding Your Native American Ancestors.”
Those who stop by Culver’s this evening will support the Kerrville Police Department Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association, as the restaurant has partnered with the organization for its annual fundraiser.
In an effort to make printing at the library more convenient for the community, the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library is now offering wireless printing.
A garage building in the 400 block of Spicer Loop was left a total loss after a fire on Sept. 29.
For all the partying she did in the ’60s, Jan Rodgers is surprised she’s in good shape, especially after just turning 70 years old.
