Other Kerrville-area residents accused of felony drug crimes
On Thursday, the Salvation Army was handling a very different Thanksgiving meal — one that was socially distanced. It was also
Brenda Enderlin of Kerrville ... is undergoing cancer treatments and surgery in her fight against pancreatic cancer. A fundraiser to
By Kerrville Daily Times staff, November 17, 2020 A 30-year-old man arrested near Ingram earlier this year after being accused of shooting at an Uvalde County sheriff’s deputy has been sentenced to eight years in prison. Dustin Ray Whitlock, who has been in the Kerr County jail after his capture on March 1, participated in
Drought conditions are worsening across Texas as widespread precipitation is lacking across the state.
For weeks, the staff at Waterside Nursing and Rehabilitation has battled an outbreak of coronavirus
Officials warn of dangerous, dry weather conditions in wake of fires
Kerrville ISD is extending their free meal plan through the end of the school year.
After more than eight years on the job, Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau President/CEO Charlie McIlvain has announced his retirement, effective Jan. 15.
Kerrville Fire Department’s Eric Maloney has had a perpetual smile on his face since learning that he had been selected to promote to the top rank within the department
Kerrville City Council held a special session Oct. 21 to discuss a subdivision development agreement with Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction, Ltd., to build “affordable homes” on city-owned property.
Barnett, who was chosen during a Tuesday meeting of the board, has more than 20 years of business and chamber experience and most recently served as the executive vice president of tourism and facilities at the Midland Chamber of Commerce for the past nine years.