The City of Kerrville’s annual Household Hazardous Waste event, held in partnership with Kerr County, will be Saturday, Oct. 23 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 Hwy. 27. Please be advised that this is a first-come, first-served event and vehicles must be in…
The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to participate in our “Scarecrow and Skeletons Showdown,” a Halloween decorating contest. Whether it’s in your yard or at your business, we would love to see what kind of spooky and fun Halloween decorations our community ha…
October is family history month, and to celebrate the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will join the Genealogy Network of Texas for a series of webinars on Friday, Oct. 15 beginning at 10:30 a.m.
The Kerr Regional History Center is currently presenting “Lone Star and Eagle: German Immigration to Texas,” an exhibition by Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The City of Kerrville is currently taking applications for the following boards:
The Kerrville Rotary Club would like to invite all veterans in Kerr County to be honored at a free breakfast to be held at the Hill Country Veterans Center on Friday, Nov. 5.
“You can be someone’s superhero! Become a youth mentor!” That’s the latest request for community help from the local office of BCFS Health and Human Services.
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During the regular board meeting on Sept. 22, the Board of Directors of the Upper Guadalupe River Authority unanimously elected new officers for terms to expire Sept. 30, 2022.
The annual holiday bazaar at First Christian Church in Kerrville will be held again this fall and the public is invited to visit their event on Nov. 11-12.
With the opening of deer season on the horizon, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists are asking that hunters and landowners throughout the state be mindful of “Chronic Wasting Disease” as new cases of the disease have been discovered in individual locations within multiple counties…
On the evening of Saturday, Nov. 6 at 6 p.m., friends, neighbors, family members, and special guests will gather in the Happy State Bank Expo Hall at the Hill Country Youth Event Center for Peterson Health Gala 2021.
The Kerrville River Festival will take place on Saturday, Oct. 16, in Louise Hays Park.
“The Gathering,” hosted by local columnist Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie and her team, will begin its fall session Thursday, Oct. 7 at the Kroc Center from 6:30-7:45 p.m.
Loss of balance and falls in one’s senior years are not as inevitable as many elderly citizens might think.
“The Gathering,” hosted by local columnist Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie and her team, will begin its fall session Thursday, Oct. 7 at the Kroc Center from 6:30-7:45 p.m.
The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting applications for a favorite Kerrville holiday tradition, the 20th Annual Holiday Lighted Parade. The event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 20 at approximately 6 p.m. in Downtown Kerrville. This annual tradition officially welcomes…
Kerr County commissioners have signed a proclamation recognizing next Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021, as National Voter Registration Day.
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The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department extends its sincerest gratitude to Stanley Brunsman for his recent donation to the Scott Schreiner Golf Course. Brunsman contributed $20,000 for improvements to the Hole No. 1 starting area in memoriam to his father, K.K. Brunsman.
Join Peterson Health for the first “Annual Stroke Awareness Fair” to be held during their annual “Rehab Week.”
The Kerrville Genealogical Society offers a “Beginning Genealogy 101” class on Saturday, Sept. 18, from 1-4 p.m. in the classroom at Guadalupe Basin Natural Resources Center, 125 Lehmann Dr., Kerrville.
The Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the following awards.
The Kerrville Folk Festival Board of Directors recently announced changes in the 49th Festival coming up in October.
Since the first collaborative Neighborhood Picnic in 2016, Barnett Chapel, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, and Zion Lutheran Church have been working to reach out and show Christ's love in a tangible way. The neighborhood picnic was one way to do this.
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution urges Americans to reflect on the United States Constitution during this month’s annual observance in honor of this foundational document of national governance.
Kerrville Pets Alive! is a nonprofit animal welfare charity serving Kerr County. KPA’s mission is to save homeless cats and dogs from euthanasia, by providing education, resources and support.
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution urges Americans to reflect on the United States Constitution during this month’s annual observance in honor of this foundational document of national governance.
Since the first collaborative Neighborhood Picnic in 2016, Barnett Chapel, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, and Zion Lutheran Church have been working to reach out and show Christ's love in a tangible way. The neighborhood picnic was one way to do this.
Playhouse 2000 announced the election of two new members to the board of directors, Dana A. Williams and Lynn Niles.
The City of Kerrville is currently taking applications for the following boards:
Kerrville Pets Alive! is a nonprofit animal welfare charity serving Kerr County. KPA’s mission is to save homeless cats and dogs from euthanasia, by providing education, resources and support.
Zion Lutheran Church will host a “Drive-In Movie Night” Friday, Sept. 10 at dark, beginning at 8 p.m, featuring Disney Pixar’s “Inside Out.”
The 19th Annual “Veterans Day Car Show” is planned for Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Kerrville Veterans Administration Medical Center, and proceeds from the entry fees will benefit area veterans.
All residents and visitors in the Kerrville area on the Labor Day holiday are invited to spend part of the Monday holiday walking the Kerrville River Trail for the Kerrville Rotary Club’s revived “Walk-a-Fun.”
Kerrville Indepdendent School District officials updated COVID-19 protocols for students in staff in recognition of the surge in local cases.
By The Numbers this week might best be described as a football history lesson and geography trip all rolled into one read.
The second annual “Kerrville River Roadster Show” will take place Saturday, Aug. 28.
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The Hill Country Arts Foundation is bringing a new exhibit to the Duncan-McAshan Visual Arts Gallery in August. The show and sale is titled “Heavy Metal” and it features the work of 12 area metal artisans.
Tivy Football Season Tickets were to go on sale to the general public following renewals by reserved season ticket holders.
The Hill Country Youth Ranch Auxiliary will hold their monthly luncheon meeting on Monday, Aug. 30 at 11 a.m. at the Kroc Center.
A Texas Hunter Education class is scheduled Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 28-29 from 2-5 p.m. Full attendance is required plus a satisfactory score on the final exam.
The second annual “Kerrville River Roadster Show” will take place Saturday, Aug. 28.
The Republican Women of Kerr County members are returning to business, after taking a scheduled summer break.
Ted Breihan, a 1944 graduate of Tivy High School, is hosting a reunion for fellow alumni who graduated between the years of 1940-51.
As of Sept. 1, Texas will be one of the 21 states where qualified people can carry a handgun without a license.
Due to the recent surge in positive COVID-19 cases and variants, Peterson Health has elevated protocols for hospital visitation.
The Republican Women of Kerr County members are returning to business, after taking a scheduled summer break.
The Alamo Regional Transit buses serve Kerr County and other nearby areas. This is how to book a ride.
“Defensive Driving in Texas” will be holding two classes per month through the year.
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On Saturday, Jeff Salter, founder and CEO of Caring Senior Service, arrived in Kerrville by electric bike, nearly finishing up his 9,000-plus mile ride, to raise awareness and funds for a “Close the Gap in Senior Care” movement.
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.”
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