EDITORIALS
I am extremely disappointed that an educated person such as Fred Ga…
Beth Palmer was last year’s recipient of The Kerrville Daily Times …
Over the last few days, local social media has been peppered with a…
Reader reaches out to others about standing for the U.S. flag
In recent years, the U.S. Constitution has been in the news more th…
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
The lawmakers at the state house have done it again. Given the responsibility of addressing the deadly power outages of last winter, they punt… Read more
I was reading the Opinion ( page in the Thursday, Oct. 14 edition of The Kerrville Daily Times) on the Jan. 6, armed insurrection purchased fr… Read more
The Museum of Western Art would like to thank everyone who voted for us in this year’s Readers Choice Awards. To be recognized as the Best Tou… Read more
I feel strongly that the COVID-19 vaccinations were not handled carefully enough by the government’s oversight nor provided enough adequate ti… Read more
I have been in beautiful Kerrville now for almost 40 years. I’m not quite sure how my dear mother found this little town with virtually a spec… Read more
Just a note of sincere appreciation for the help I received Oct. 12, at AT&T from Christopher and Mario. (...) They solved my problem righ… Read more
This is in response to the person who wrote a letter to the editor (published in the Thursday, Oct. 7 edition of The Kerrville Daily Times) ab… Read more
On the opinion page of The Kerrville Daily Times’ Thursday, Oct. 7 edition, I was very pleased to read guest columnist Brian Allfrey’s op-ed p… Read more
There is a lot of controversy about Texas’ new pro-life law. A common argument for abortion is “my body, my choice.” But sadly, it is not just… Read more
After watching a video of the last Kerrville city council meeting, I am deeply concerned that we are returning to the ambush attack times of n… Read more
On Friday, I stopped at one of our more prolific convenience stores for gas. The pump was not functioning correctly and was frozen stuck and w… Read more
In response to an article (about the public comment portion of the Kerr County commissioners court) in the weekend Oct. 2-3 edition of The Ker… Read more
A couple weeks ago I wrote in to congratulate Rep. Andrew Murr and Gov. Greg Abbott for finally passing a solid election integrity law. Read more
Niel Powers’ letter to the editor published Sept. 28, (in The Kerrville Daily Times) tried to make fun of Verna Benham’s opinion that conserva… Read more
KDT POLLS
A bill, HB 1359, has been filed by a legislator from Fredericksburg that would allow Texans to vote on whether the state should secede from the U.S. According to the bill, the vote would be a non-binding referendum, and a ballot would be printed containing this language: "Should the legisl…
Video game systems have been available since at least the 1980s, which means there are now multiple generations of gamers. We're curious to know what kind of video games you prefer, whether they run on game systems, cellphones, tablets, desktops or laptops. Please select your favorite kind.
During a meeting this week, a representative of the Las Vegas Sands casinos argued that Texas would be a great market for casino gaming, but the state also has some of the strictest gambling laws in the country. What do you think?
The Kerrville City Council approved a plan on Wednesday that would provide 33 acres of city-owned property to homebuilder Lennar. In turn, Lennar is expected to build a minimum of 125 homes priced between $185,000 and $227,000. The City Council says workforce housing is an important priority…
