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.

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.  

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.

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 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.

Texas Division of Emergency Management Region 6 Assistant Chief Jay Hall will be hosted by the Hill Country Preppers on June 17 at 6 p.m. at Buzzie’s BBQ.

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area will not have water available for drinking water, personal hygiene or cleaning equipment from June 4 through July 1 while repairs are being made on the water tower damaged by the severe winter freeze in February.

Anyone who has ever wanted to be the first on the scene to help out neighbors during their most immediate time of need following a disaster will get the opportunity to learn more during an upcoming Community Emergency Response Team Recruitment Day.

The first of three Summer track meets is slated to be held at Antler Stadium on Thursday, June 3 as part of a modified summer track and field program this summer which is available for youngsters within The Texas Hill Country.

The Republican Women of Kerr County hosted a Baby Shower for the Pregnancy Resource Center at their May General Meeting this past week. Attendees were asked to purchase a gift card to a local store which would then be donated to the PRC.

Century 21 The Hills Realty announced Jency Carson has joined its firm. Carson’s entrepreneurial spirit with a true passion for serving others has steadily prepared her for a career in real estate sales in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.

The Kerr Arts & Cultural Center will host an “Acrylic Workshop” with Vickie McMillan-Hayes featuring “Wildlife, Nature and Texture.”

Art2Heart is offering a three-Saturday “Summer Camp 2021” for kids ages five and up, that climaxes in two performances of Disney musical numbers and a chance to record on a CD in a studio.

Three summer art camp sessions titled “Camp Create” are offered at the Kerr Arts & Cultural Center in downtown Kerrville in June.

The Salvation Army in Kerrville  announced they are more than halfway to their $2M goal for the remodel of their Social Service Building and Shelter located at 855 Hays St.  

The Hill Country Arts Foundation and its Point Theatre in Ingram announces that “Playground at the Point” will continue in the summer of 2021.

Hill Country Youth Orchestras will host “High Tea in the Hill Country” on Saturday, June 12,  at Riverhill Country Club,  with all proceeds benefiting the Hill Country Youth Orchestras Scholarship Fund.

Bandera Electric Cooperative will increase its broadband speed offerings on April 26, in an effort to improve members’ internet experience.

To become licensed as a motorcycle instructor in Texas, a person must complete an instructor preparation course administered by the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service. 

The Carden International Circus  announces the “Return of Fun in 2021,” with the “Spectacular Circus” coming to Hill Country Youth Event Center, one day only, Monday, April 26, with two performances.

The Hill Country Cattlewomen’s monthly meeting is scheduled on April 20 at the Doss General Store at 10:30 a.m.

Kerrville Junior Service Guild was founded in the summer of 1986 as a charitable organization promoting volunteerism in our community.

“Walk Across Texas” is a free, eight-week program designed to help Texans establish the habit of regular physical activity.

“Walk Across Texas” is a free, eight-week program designed to help Texans establish the habit of regular physical activity.

Registration is now open for the Hill Country Arts Foundation’s yearly Youth Art Camp which will begin Monday, June 28.

Texas State Parks have begun a strategic and thoughtful process of expanding capacity statewide, tracking Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest reopening order, and allowing more Texans the opportunity to visit their favorite parks. Masks are strongly encouraged for park visitors, especially when indoor…

Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 17 for the First Annual Roaring Lions Open Car Show.

The Kerr County Women’s Chamber is seeking applicants for the “Women Helping Women Scholarship.”

The South Texas Blood & Tissue Center will extend operating hours at its seven donor rooms beginning Friday as the weather improves in an attempt to make up more than 2,800 donations lost this week because of the severe winter weather.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission has received federal approval to allow Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients to apply for replacement benefits for food lost or destroyed due to the severe winter weather by dialing 2-1-1.