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The City of Boerne has confirmed that beginning Sunday, September 19, the Texas Department of Transportation construction crews will begin work on their next phase along the eastbound access road of Interstate 10 and Highway 46. Work on TxDOT's I-10 Kendall Extension project is scheduled to last into 2022 with several phases of construction occurring throughout. The two main areas of work in Boerne are at the intersections of I-10 […]

The City of Kerrville is now accepting applications for the Kerrville Area Youth Leadership Academy (KAYLA). KAYLA has been very instrumental in helping to develop youth leaders and aiding in providing an overview of the variety of opportunities available through public service. Interested students must be Kerr County residents, currently enrolled in 9-12th grade for the 2021-22 school year and have not previously served as a member of KAYLA. Each […]

The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting applications for the 20th Annual Lighted Parade, scheduled to be held Saturday, November 20th, at 6 p.m. in Downtown Kerrville. This event has become an annual tradition, officially kicking off the area's holiday season. Entry packets which include parade rules and regulations are available for pickup at the Kerrville Parks and Rec. office, 2385 Bandera Highway, or can be found online […]

Kerr County health officials were pleased to report that they saw an improvement in local COVID-19 hospitalizations over the weekend, with Peterson Regional Medical Center confirming it currently has 29 inpatients getting treated for the virus. That figure is down 7 individuals from the 36 hospitalizations reported in the county's last update on Friday, September 10. COVID-19 hospitalizations dipped slightly in regional numbers as well, seeing virus patients taking up […]

Governor Greg Abbott was in Houston Monday to sign a bill aimed at reforming Texas' bail system. Senate Bill 6, also called the Damon Allen Act, eliminates PR bonds for violent offenses, which is when a suspect does not have to put up any cash to get out of jail. It also requires defendants be granted and denied bail within 48 hours of their arrest and the person's criminal history […]

The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department was extremely excited to receive a large donation to the Scott Schreiner Golf Course recently. Stanley Brunsman contributed $20,000 for improvements to the Hole No. 1 starting area in memoriam to his father, K.K. Brunsman. Brunsman and his father used to play the course every week for 15 years, and the course became a very special place for each of them because they shared […]

Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha received the National Exceptional Law Enforcement Service Award on Monday from the Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW), for the actions and response of the Kerr County Sheriff's Department during Winter Storm Uri. Kerr County, along with most of the state, sustained record-breaking cold temperatures, severe ice and snow/sleet accumulation from February 11 to 19, 2021, causing related disruptions of public utilities, transportation and […]

Texas Round Up Animal Alliance, a non-profit organization serving all of Kerr County, will be hosting its 11th Annual Texas Round Up Fundraiser on Saturday, October 16, from 2 - 10:00 p.m. at the Cocky Rooster Bar, 1014 Front Street, in Comfort. Children will be allowed on site until 7:00 p.m. The event will be filled with plenty of activities including a Hot Rod Car Show, Open Mic and live […]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the official start date and time for a 3rd special session Tuesday in a proclamation, outlining five items intended to be the focus for lawmakers. Texas lawmakers will convene at 10 a.m. on September 20. One item set for discussion is redistricting after the release of the latest census statistics. "The Texas Legislature now has the opportunity to redraw legislative and congressional districts in accordance […]