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End of an Era in Fredericksburg
MacWitheys’ Das Garten Haus was one of few ‘full service’ B&Bs remaining, as these newly retired owners note market changing with the times
Pushing through the Pandemic with the Youth Livestock Show
89th Gillespie County Youth Livestock Show sees 422 exhibitors despite the current troubles of the pandemic. A brighter horizon for Gillespie county and hoping it will be a sign to surrounding counties.
Snowfall and Ice Blankets Counties Again
Snowfall totals reported between 1 to 3 inches around Gillespie County and other surrounding regions report similar amounts
Computerized Training on the rise
Virtual training has been employed in schooling, but there are new horizons in tactical training as well.
Weather delays start of Fredericksburg community COVID-19 testing Monday, Jan. 11
Up to 600 tests can be given daily in new week-long public testing format throughout Fredericksburg
Stocking Stuffers For All Your Texas Friends
This year has been a whirlwind of emotions and stress, here are some fun ideas for some Texas themed gifts to bring a smile to your family this holiday season.
FTC presents ‘Nuncrackers’ musical
The final three performances of the Fredericksburg Theater Company’s (FTC) holiday musical, “Nuncrackers — The Nunsense Christmas Musical,” will be offered this weekend.
Wastewater permit nixed in a nearby town
Fredericksburg officials talk recent extension, wastewater treatment process discharge permit may be safe for now, even though
Comfort man accused of felony drug crime
Other Kerrville-area residents accused of felony drug crimes
Two found dead after early morning apartment fire
Fredericksburg Fire Department and Police Department teams discovered two dead bodies in an apartment after an early morning fire Sunday.
Big Money And The Thrill Of Flight: General Aviation In Fredericksburg Soars Through Pandemic
The economy around Fredericksburg’s airport slowed down only briefly when the pandemic began.
Fredericksburg shining a bright light for holidays
After the Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau’s Lighting of the German Christmas Pyramid and Community Christmas Tree event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, community leaders found a new way to celebrate the holiday season.
