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Kerrville CVB wins four statewide awards
3+ hour, 57+ min ago (309+ words) The Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau received four Destination Excellence Awards at the 2026 Destinations Texas Annual Conference, held Sept. 2-4 in Plano. The honors include DMO of the Year, one of the organization's highest awards. Each year, only two destination organizations in…...
County offices return to courthouse
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (509+ words) W. Gordon Brown, left, was at the courthouse Thursday to renew his car license plates with Kasandra Molina, a deputy in the Tax Assessor-Collector's Office. The Tax Assessor-Collector's Office reopened in the courthouse last Thursday. The mid-1970s song by John Denver, "Ain't…...
UGRA, Kerr finalize flood warning system agreement
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (373+ words) The Guadalupe River flood warning system got its first real test July 16 — and on Wednesday, the Upper Guadalupe River Authority board approved the agreement that decides who keeps it running for the long haul. General Manager Tara Bushnoe told the…...
Guadalupe River Center looking to next chapter
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (356+ words) Maximizing use of the Guadalupe River with activities such as sailing will be a top priority for the planned Guadalupe River Center. The Guadalupe River Center said Aug. 20 it supports a path that would give the city of Kerrville greater…...
TRLA marks one-year anniversary with Kerrville open house
2+ week, 2+ day ago (495+ words) Texas RioGrande Legal Aid attorneys Hannah Dyal and Brittanny Gomez welcome Kerr County residents to the Doyle Center Monday, August 17 for an open house event. Texas RioGrande Legal Aid marked the one-year anniversary of its Kerrville office with a community…...
Flood-damaged cross returned for repairs
3+ week, 1+ day ago (386+ words) This memorial cross was dedicated on June 6 at Flat Rock Park and was dislodged during the July 16 flood. It was sculpted by and donated by Michael Collins, of Mineral Wells, in memory of the lives lost in the July 4, 2025 flood....
Kerr Together provides flood assistance update
3+ week, 2+ day ago (545+ words) Kerr Together's disaster program manager, Kelly Hagemeier gives updates on restoration as well as outlining the continuing issues in recovery. Kelly Hagemeier, disaster program manager for Kerr Together, updated the Hill Country Community Journal last week on the progress made…...
Working hard to fast-track assistance
3+ week, 5+ day ago (602+ words) Beth Palmer, of Light on the Hill, and Community Foundation CEO Austin Dickson help Hill Country locals access financial assistance through a grant awarded by the foundation last week. Light on the Hill church in Kerrville has been putting their…...
Team Rubicon returns to help Kerr County
3+ week, 6+ day ago (620+ words) Team Rubicon volunteers returned to Kerr County to assist local residents and businesses following the catastrophic July 16 flood event. Their efforts included debris removal, muck outs and general assistance to help promote restoration of homes and commercial buildings. Team Rubicon,…...
Kerrville Garden Club donates tank for flood recovery
4+ week, 1+ day ago (282+ words) The Kerrville Garden Club has donated $2,300 to the Kerr County River Foundation to replace a 2,500-gallon water storage tank lost in the July 16 Guadalupe River flood. The tank supported the foundation's Adopt-a-River Trail program, which relies on volunteers to water…...