Thousands turned out in downtown Kerrville to watch the 2025 Holiday Lighted Parade, which attracted nearly 100 entries, including the traditional arrival of Santa Claus.
The show, which runs through Dec. 12, features work from established and new furniture makers, including pieces that blur the line between functional furniture and fine art.
The city of Kerrville's Fright Night event drew hundreds of families to the park, which still bears the scars of the flood, for a night of safe trick-or-treating.
The largest turnout so far this year, the protest also had the most diverse signage, highlighting issues ranging from rising facism and masked ICE raids to releasing the Epstein files and Medicare cuts.
The Ingram Tom Moore High School football team ran past visiting Florence High School on Friday night, 44-7.
The Glory Community Garden in Kerrville hosted its Fall Festival on Saturday with plenty of music and fellowship.
The customers at Tailchasers Patio and Pub in Kerrville brought their dogs out for some Halloween-themed costumed fun on Saturday.
The Ingram Tom Moore High Homecoming Parade proves to be a delight to hundreds of West Kerr residents.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church combined their efforts on Sunday for the annual Blessing of the Animals at Trailhead Beer Garden at Schreiner University.
Once again, Tivy High School's homecoming parade delight thousands in downtown Kerrville.
