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Kendall County officials have announced the burn ban is back on, effective August 25, 2026. During the August 25, 2026, Kendall County Commissioners' Court meeting, County Fire Marshal Brady Constantine reported conditions are ripe for grass fires and wildfires, which led to the commissioner's enacting a county-wide burn ban for the first time since the spring. No outdoor burning is allowed, including campfires, brush burning, burn barrels, fireworks and yard […]

Two of the state's most iconic brands are teaming up for a Texas-sized collaboration as H-E-B becomes the Exclusive Grocery and Pharmacy Partner of the Dallas Cowboys.  Starting this season, H-E-B and the Cowboys will kickoff a first-of-its-kind, multi-year partnership that will bring loyal fans of both organizations and customers exciting ticket and merchandise giveaways, in-store and in-game activations, tailgating and pop-up events, and community outreach opportunities.  The San Antonio-based […]

The Kendall County Commissioners Court voted unanimously Tuesday not to renew its contract with Flock Safety, following months of pushback from residents concerned about the use of automated license plate reader cameras in the community.  More than 1,000 people signed a petition opposing the technology, according to residents who organized the effort. Currently, the county has more than 40 Flock cameras installed along major roadways and neighborhood entrances, according to […]

The Kerr County 198th Grand Jury has been moved from Tuesday, Aug. 25, to Thursday, Aug. 27. Those called should report to the space BEHIND the courtroom located at Kerrville Municipal Court, 365 Clearwater Paseo in Kerrville.  Visitors are asked to go through the courtroom to the space behind it so as not to interrupt Kerrville administrators and staff. The recent change of venue is due to recent flood damage […]

The Kerr County Veterans Service Office has announced it will be temporarily closed due to limited staffing the week of August 24-28.  Those with already scheduled appointments this week WILL be seen. On Wednesday, September 2, the office will be closed as staff prepares for the 2026 Veterans Benefits Fair the following day, Thursday, Sept. 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The office, located at 550 Earl Garrett Street […]

Kerr County is launching its Kerr County Disaster Debris Pickup, a 3-week effort to help remove Construction & Demolition (C&D) debris resulting from the July 16 flood and subsequent cleanup and repairs.  This service is meant only for construction debris, including wood, steel, concrete, bricks, masonry blocks, drywall, plaster, flooring materials, ceiling tiles, acoustic panels, sinks, toilets, pipes, electrical wiring, glass windows and shingles, etc. This service is not collecting […]

The Texas Round Up Animal Alliance is gearing up for a TRUAA Cattle Dog round up.  The organization has several incredible Australian Cattle Dogs currently available for adoption, so you're bound to find the perfect companion for your family. Anyone interested in adopting any of TRUAA's dogs can fill out an application at www.TRUAA.org.  Adoptions are by appointment. TRUAA is dedicated to rescuing dogs from euthanasia, restoring them through compassionate […]

The City of Kerrville Public Works Department will begin phased curbside debris collection Monday, Aug. 24.  Following several weeks of collecting and reviewing property owners survey responses and conducting site visits, Public Works staff says it has gathered sufficient information to develop collection routes. Residents are asked to place only items that were damaged by the recent floods in the right of way.  Limiting debris to flood-damaged materials will help […]

The SPCA of Texas is reminding pet owners that extreme heat isn't simply uncomfortable for dogs and cats, it can become deadly in a matter of minutes.  Pets have limited ways to cool themselves.  While they can sweat slightly through their paw pads, panting is their primary way of releasing excess heat, according to SPCA of Texas Chief Veterinarian Dr. Valarie Tynes. When painting isn't enough, a pet's body temperature […]