If there’s anything that can be said for the 2020 Kerrville City Council race, there are some strong choices. All six candidates — two for mayor and four for the council — have demonstrated a level of commitment to the community that we should be grateful for.
If there’s anything that can be said for the 2020 Kerrville City Co…
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Most liberals have a different view of patriotism than the rest of us. Merriam Webster defines patriotism as love for, or devotion to, one’s c… Read more
Democrats are contributing citizens to the fine city of Kerrville, in spite of the perverse opinions against them by people like Mr. Lehman, w… Read more
In a recently published letter, Helen Herd suggested that in her view, activities at the Youth Event Center, site of early voting, have demons… Read more
In response to Helen Herd’s letter in Saturday’s paper titled, “Political races are never nonpartisan; we need to vote for those partisan values.” Read more
We take serious issue with anyone who says that the city elections are not nonpartisan races. It absolutely is nonpartisan. If you need to res… Read more
First, thank you to The Kerrville Daily Times Editorial Board for allowing me to respond to Aaron Yate’s special opinion article from Oct. 22. Read more
Helen Herd’s answer to Aaron Yates exposes the differences between the two camps in the city council election: Aaron’s calm, factual explanati… Read more
Last weekend I was forwarded an invitation originally sent out by the Kerr County Democratic Party (KCDP) to attend a Meet and Greet for Wendy… Read more
In response to Helen Herd’s letter to the Editor, I would like to point out that Helen and I are friends. We play a little golf together and a… Read more
Netflix’s explosive new documentary “My Octopus Teacher” chronicles a complex relationship between a man and the world’s most bizarre animal —… Read more
For a president to be guilty of not paying his income tax for 18 years, with exception to 2016 and 2017, in which he paid $750. Read more
In response to Aaron Yates’ Thursday column, I assert that there is no such thing as a nonpartisan election. Read more
I want to endorse the current council members running for reelection: Mayor Bill Blackburn, Judy Eychner Place 3, and Delayne Sigerman Place 4. Read more
Our gratitude to this community is beyond my ability to express. Kerrville offers an unsurpassed quality of life, as well as an inspired visio… Read more
I am deeply concerned to read of the County Commissioners consideration to pass a resolution against abortion at their next meeting. As many a… Read more
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…
In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly asked the Texas Department of State Health Services to remove the county from the mask order exemption that is had previously received last month.
The first presidential debate will be held on Tuesday at Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, OH. The format for the first debate calls for six 15-minute time segments dedicated to topics announced in advance in order to encourage deep discussion of the leading …
