Possible COVID restrictions and “unreasonable” property appraisals filled a County Commissioners’ meeting lasting four-plus hours July 13.
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Schreiner University has a heritage of addressing the needs of the whole student – not just classroom instruction.
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We love soccer and we love kids. AYSO United HC builds off of AYSO’s (American Youth Soccer Organization) mission: to provide world-class soccer programs that enrich children’s live. AYSO United HC sprouted from our core soccer programs, both in Fredericksburg and in Kerrville, and the desir…
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Boone is a male, domestic medium hair, brown and white Tabby cat. He is approximately 1 year old and weighs about 8 pounds. Boone is a cuddle-bug extraordinaire who absolutely loves everyone that he meets. He craves attention and affection and gives just as good as he gets. If you are in nee…
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In response to continued changes in the local health situation, the entertainment calendar at the Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts, likewise continues to change.
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Please view this informative and emotional video concerning the death of Jessica Marie Jefferson Brown.
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Roy Allan Ayala
William Henry "Bucky" Walters
John Joseph Killeen
Jack Clayton DuRocher
Don Hedgpeth
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Thank you for holding the panel discussion on BLM, a much needed service to the community.
“AND THE BEAT-DOWN GOES ON…” Since March of this year the net worth of U.S. billionaires has risen by 20 percent or $500 billion dollars.
After the recent increase in statewide and community COVID-19 cases, the Dietert Center will be closed until further notice. We will continue to service our Meals on Wheels clients, Personal Alert Link (PAL) units, and our Medical Lending program.
July 4th our nation celebrated 244 years of freedom. As I’ve thought of this holiday, it hit me how far we have strayed from being the “United” States of America. There is much conflict and unrest in 2020, however, there is great hope for us, if we can focus on why our forefathers fought for…
After the recent increase in statewide and community COVID-19 cases, the Dietert Center will be closed again until further notice. We will continue to service our Meals on Wheels clients, Personal Alert Link units, and our Medical Lending program.
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