Circle K of Texas recently donated $102,942.60 to the South Texas Veterans Health Care System’s Fisher House. This is the largest donation received since the Fisher House’s opening in 2013.

The Walter Schreiner collection of old and new Native American treasures is on display in one gallery of the art museum; and will remain on exhibit through Sept. 17.

Children’s Association for Maximum Potential started with a little boy who “just wanted to ride a horse like John Wayne.”  

The Republican Women of Kerr County members are returning to business, after taking a scheduled summer break.

“Defensive Driving in Texas” will be holding two classes per month through the year.

Kerrville Police Department officers recovered two vehicles stolen over the weekend, according to KPD Sgt. Jonathan Lamb, public informations officer.

Loss of balance and falls in one’s senior years are not as inevitable as many elderly citizens might think.

“Defensive Driving in Texas” will be holding two classes per month through the year.

BCFS Health and Human Services-Kerrville is helping to reduce the recidivism rate by working with youth in the Juvenile Justice System.

The Walter Schreiner collection of old and new Native American treasures is on display in one gallery of the art museum; and will remain on exhibit through Sept. 17.

The Salvation Army of Kerrville has added a “Last Chance Registration” for families who need assistance to send their children back to school for the 2021-22 school year.  

South Texas Blood & Tissue Center Corporate Communication Specialist Roger Ruiz says, “Our area continues to face a blood shortage as the demand for blood has increased faster than donations can be collected.

Bandera Electric Cooperative  announced its 82nd Annual Meeting.

As a precursor to regular season kickoffs, the 2021 edition of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Magazine is now on area newsstands.

Bandera Electric Cooperative recently announced a new, innovative app to enhance BEC Fiber subscribers’ Wi-Fi experience.

The Salvation Army of Kerrville has added a “Last Chance Registration” for families who need assistance to send their children back to school for the 2021-22 school year.  

The Kerrville Writers Association, a writer’s critique group which has been meeting since the 1980s, is recovering from COVID.

Charles W. Bailey Jr., MD, a retired plastic surgeon from Kerrville, was reappointed as a consultant to the Texas Medical Association Committee on Physician Health and Wellness.

With the announcement of an early retirement by Kerr County Precinct 2 Commissioner Tom Moser, applicants are being sought as candidates who would like to be appointed to serve out Moser’s remaining term.

The weather outside has been HOT, and what better way to battle the heat than a nice swim?

The Salvation Army of Kerrville has “Registration” for families who need assistance to send their children back to school for the 2021-22 school year.

South Texas Blood & Tissue Center Corporate Communication Specialist Roger Ruiz says, “Our area continues to face a blood shortage as the demand for blood has increased faster than donations can be collected.

Ever wanted to develop your leadership skills or overcome your worst fear (speaking to an audience)?

Hunters looking for a new opportunity or a change of scenery this fall are encouraged to check out the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s drawn hunt permits program.

Arcadia Live announced its slate of summer performances in June, July, August, into September.

The Parks and Recreation Department’s “Concerts by the River” series is returning this year and and began on Friday, June 18 at 7 p.m. in Louise Hays Park.

The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library announced the Friends of the Library book store resumed their “Second Saturday” operations on Saturday, June 12.

Hill Country Charity Ball Association, Inc. is now accepting applications from local non-profit organizations that would like to be the recipient of the 35th annual Hill Country Charity Ball.

CAM, Christian Assistance Ministry, opened its doors to its clients at its full ministry on Monday, June 7.

The Kerrville Writers Association, a writer’s critique group which has been meeting since the 1980s, is recovering from COVID.

In general business at the June 22 Kerrville City Council meeting, the elected council members considered two zoning and annexation matters; and presented a Kerrville Kindness award to the leader and volunteers working on the “Light the Island” project for Tranquility Island.

The Parks and Recreation Department’s “Concerts by the River” series is returning this year and and began on Friday, June 18 at 7 p.m. in Louise Hays Park.

Hill Country Charity Ball Association, Inc. is now accepting applications from local non-profit organizations that would like to be the recipient of the 35th annual Hill Country Charity Ball.

All four playoff teams from District 26-5A dominated this year’s all-district baseball team that was finally made official once Dripping Springs’ season came to an end in the Region-IV finals.

A growing population, pent-up demand for surgeries and busy trauma centers have combined to create a blood shortage in South Texas, San Antonio doctors told a news conference Wednesday at the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center Donor Pavilion.

The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library announced the Friends of the Library book store resumed their “Second Saturday” operations on Saturday, June 12.

Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law Senate bill 1028 which will ensure Texans can access affordable preventative colorectal cancer screening beginning at age 45.

The City of Kerrville Public Works, Solid Waste Division would like to remind citizens about their free bulk waste drop-off voucher for the next quarter. The voucher is intended for Kerrville residents that have an active account for solid waste services.

Kerr County officials are passing on a Texas Department of Motor Vehicles warning to local residents so that they don’t fall prey to a new smishing scam.

Loss of balance and falls in one’s senior years are not as inevitable as many elderly citizens might think.

Kerr County officials are asking local property owners to fill out a storm damage survey online if they haven’t already done so. The deadline has been extended twice already, with the surveys now needing to be no later than June 20.

While Kerr County residents have been breathing a tentative sigh of relief since local COVID-19 case counts have gone down, citizens are reminded that decreased cases is not the same thing as the pandemic-causing virus being gone.

This session, the Texas Legislature worked to make strides to expand broadband access for rural areas, protect against future pandemics and secure our electric grid. Along with passing numerous pieces of legislation on these topics and others, the Legislature also passed a balanced, conserva…

Kerrville City Council preceded the regular council meeting June 8 with a council workshop, discussing an AARP award to Kerrville; followed by a quarterly update on the business matters at the Kerr Economic Development Council.

Kerrville City Council held a regular meeting on June 8, preceded by a workshop; and awarded a contract for the city’s “crack-seal and patching” of city streets to Hayden Paving, Inc.