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Chamber Foundation approves $140K in relief grant funding to local businesses

The Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation approved $140,000 in relief grants to local businesses affected by July 2026 floods.

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sports

Registration open for Disc Golf tourney, Kid's Triathlon

The City of Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department announces registration is open for the 29th annual Kids Triathlon and Disc Golf Tournament scheduled for August.

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education

Naturalists to host talk on regenerative farming July 27

The Texas Master Naturalist Hill Country Chapter will host a talk on regenerative farming by speaker Mollie Engelhart on July 27 at the Bandera County Extension Office.

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community

From Ashes Into the Light: Thomas Campbell Reveals His Extraordinary Mission to Restore Hope and Transform Communities

Thomas Campbell, founder of The Light Project, shares his journey from homelessness to leading a community transformation movement in an interview with TC Bradley.

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business

Andrew Langel Expands High-End Construction Practice and Deepens Focus on Historically Influenced Custom Homes

Andrew Langel, a Kerrville-based general contractor with over 20 years of experience, is expanding his high-end residential and commercial construction practice to meet growing demand in the Hill Country area.

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business

Veteran-Owned First Rise Outfitters Proves Self-Funded Entrepreneurship Still Thrives in the American Outdoor Apparel Industry

Bobby Harris, a veteran and former Navy FMF Corpsman, has built First Rise Outfitters, a self-funded outdoor apparel company rooted in his work ethic and commitment to conservation and fly fishing.

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Data centers draw backlash, lawsuit in Guadalupe County as residents raise transparency concerns

Guadalupe County residents protest lack of transparency from county leaders regarding two data center projects moving forward near their homes.

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community

East Texas Tonight: Meet a woman preserving East Texas traditions

Traci Wilkes, chairman of the Athens Old Fiddlers Foundation, is preserving a 90+ year old East Texas tradition through the Athens Old Fiddlers Reunion & Contest.

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education

Never forget the great American book fair

A nostalgic reflection on school book fairs as a fundraising tradition from the author's childhood in Texas.

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crime

Motorcyclist dies in crash after fleeing DPS

A motorcyclist died in a crash while fleeing from a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper in Bandera County on July 21.

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transportation

Could commuter buses connect New Braunfels, San Antonio? Regional study explores future transit options

A regional transit study explores the feasibility of commuter bus service connecting New Braunfels and San Antonio to reduce I-35 traffic congestion.

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transportation

27 crashes on half-mile stretch of U.S. 277; safety improvements coming soon

A half-mile stretch of U.S. 277 in Jones County, Texas has experienced 27 crashes since 2020, prompting TxDOT to begin a resurfacing project to improve road safety.

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crime

Fatal arson suspect described as schizophrenic in previous calls to police

A Spring man has been charged with felony murder after allegedly setting his apartment complex on fire, killing his brother and injuring 13 others.

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weather

Do it for your neighbor: Record your damage with the state, even if you do not need assistance

Kerr County residents affected by recent flooding are urged to report property damage to the Texas Division of Emergency Management to support economic recovery efforts, regardless of whether they need financial assistance.

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transportation

Truck crashes into Denison Sonic, damaging part of building

A pickup truck crashed into a Sonic Drive-In on South Austin Avenue in Denison after the driver's foot slipped from the brake to the gas pedal, damaging the building but causing no injuries.

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