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How technical training can help veterans find careers they love
Leaving military service can be daunting. Finding a meaningful career makes the transition to civilian life so much easier.
Kerr County Sheriff to take ‘zero-tolerance’ approach to burn ban violators
Officials warn of dangerous, dry weather conditions in wake of fires
Governor doesn’t acknowledge Joe Biden as president-elect, calls for vote-counting and recounts to continue
Abbott didn't raise any accusations of malfeasance in the election but said election winners "are certified by designated governmental bodies, not by media outlets."
WWII Veteran will be celebrating 100 years of life
Uvalde resident Hollis P. “Red” Williams, a U.S. Army veteran who served during WWII, will attain the milestone of one century of life in about two weeks on Nov. 24, and anyone wishing to congratulate him is welcome to send a card.
Texas Extends Emergency SNAP Benefits for Another Month
The state of Texas is releasing approximately $202 million in additional emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food benefits for the month of November
Kerrville ISD extends free meal plan through the end of the school year
Kerrville ISD is extending their free meal plan through the end of the school year.
Major natural gas outage in Lytle from La Coste malfunction
By Danielle Moody at NEWS4SA, November 5, 2020 LYTLE, Texas- A malfunction caused a major natural gas outage in Lytle. At around 11:00 AM, a main gas transmission line had a malfunction in La Coste. CPS responded to the scene. They determined the trailer would need to be brought in to supply gas to the
Hunting season begins this Saturday in Gillespie with solid outlook
The Texas Hill Country draws in big game hunters from around the United States due to its successful harvest and the 2020-2021 season will be no different
Texas schools still failing special education students, federal review finds
The state isn't showing that it is ensuring students with disabilities, especially those with dyslexia, are getting the extra help they need, federal education officials said, echoing findings from a 2018 investigation.
KCVB President, CEO McIlvan to retire
After more than eight years on the job, Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau President/CEO Charlie McIlvain has announced his retirement, effective Jan. 15.
Scam targeting La Coste PD
We have recently received reports from complainants who have received telephone calls from a male suspect claiming to be an Officer with the La Coste Police Department
Bandera prepares to honor its heroes
By Susan Junker for the Bandera Bulletin, November 4, 2020 The 19th annual Bandera Honors Veterans event is set to take place this Saturday at the Bandera County Courthouse beginning at 9:30 AM, albeit with some notable changes. It will be Bandera’s first parade since Mardi Gras in February. “We are all overdue for a
