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Peterson Health and HEB have partnered for a community-wide flu vaccine clinic scheduled to be held at the Happy State Bank Expo/Hill Country Youth Events Center on Wednesday, September 8. The clinic will be drive up only, but masks are required. HEB will supply a mask if needed. Parents must bring a written prescription for children 4-6 years of age, and must also be present for those receiving shots who […]

Kerr County officials held a COVID-19 Community Update Thursday discussing the county's recent rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. Kerrville Mayor Bill Blackburn spoke first reminding individuals to continue practicing basic safety measures such as washing hands regularly, social distancing and staying at home if you are feeling sick. According to Kerrville Fire Chief Eric Maloney there are 173 active COVID-19 cases, 39 hospitalizations at PRMC and the county's official […]

Fredericksburg Middle School officials have made the decision to go remote for Friday and the campus will stay closed through Labor Day. "During this time, the campus will be deep cleaned, but all staff will be available to help with your child," FMS Principal Sheryl Jacks said. As of 10:34 a.m. Thursday, Fredericksburg ISD officials said no other campus will be going remote. Teachers will be providing sixth grade students […]

A skunk that was discovered in a residential yard in The Woods subdivision in Kerr County has been confirmed positive for rabies, becoming Kerr County's 5th case of rabies in 2021. The incident was reported on August 26 to Kerr County Animal Services, according to Reagan Givens, director. "It is thought to have come into contact with the homeowner's dogs. The skunk was picked up by one of our officers […]

The City of Kerrville's Municipal Court is conducting a Warrant Resolution Drive from now through October 15, focusing on anyone with outstanding warrants and encouraging the public to take necessary steps to resolve their cases with the Court. The Court encourages individuals to resolve their outstanding warrants promptly to avoid being arrested during the warrant enforcement period beginning October 18. There are approximately 1,028 outstanding warrants in Municipal Court with […]

Schreiner University has announced the return of its Star Parties at the Loftis Family Science Center and observatory for the Fall 2021 semester. The events are free to attend and open to the public. Participants will be able to view celestial objects in the Hill Country sky inside the domed observatory containing Schreiner's 16-inch telescope. Additionally, several 8-inch telescopes will be available for public viewing. The Loftis Family Science Center […]

Boerne High School's 2021 Homecoming Parade is scheduled for 6 p.m., Monday, August 30. The City of Boerne and the Boerne Police Department want to remind drivers and residents along Blanco Road that traffic will be impacted from Main Street to Esser Road, with Blanco Road being closed from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. The entire parade route is posted @BoerneISD. The Boerne Greyhounds will take on Sam Houston at […]

The Kerrville Independent School District updated its current COVID-19 protocols after closely monitoring the number of positive COVID-19 cases in district schools. Due to an increase of active cases with both students and staff, some operational adjustments were announced August 27. Preventative measures include continuous disinfecting of "high contact" areas and commonly touched surfaces. Classrooms, offices and locker rooms will be fogged with Oxivir at least twice a week. Masks […]

A bill that will change voting laws in Texas advanced to a third reading in the House after an entire day of debate late Thursday. The House moved the nearly 50-page bill on with a vote of 79-37, mostly a party-line vote. The bill's third reading and final vote are expected to happen Friday. If it passes, it will then go back to the Senate with new amendments, and then […]