A guide to flood recovery funding for Kerr County small businesses
LiftFund launches grants up to $10,000; Chamber Foundation reopens grant program; federal aid remains pending
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Kerrville Area Chamber Foundation reopens business recovery grant program for flood-affected businesses
Grants, not loans, available now regardless of Chamber membership
Frost Bank opens first Kerrville branch, leans on organic growth and old ties
Kevin Thompson, Frost's Boerne market president and lead for Hill Country expansion, and Kyle Ogera, a representative at the new Kerrville financial center, joined The Lead Live on Wednesday to discuss the branch, which sits at Clay and Main streets.
How the ROAD to Housing Act could affect Kerr County’s affordability crisis
Because Congress remained in session and Trump neither signed nor vetoed it within the constitutional 10-day window, the bill became law automatically.
Take 5 Oil Change planned for former gas station site on Junction Highway
State filings put the project at an estimated $850,000, with construction set to begin Aug. 3 and finish by Dec. 28. The work is privately funded, on private land for private use.
Kerrville to explain Elm Creek Pipeline, a drought water-supply plan, at Wednesday meeting
The city will take questions on a project that would return highly treated reclaimed water to the Guadalupe River upstream of Kerrville's drinking-water intake during severe droughts.
Abbott directs PUC, ERCOT to shield residential ratepayers from data center grid costs
Abbott framed the directives around Texas' economic growth, saying the state's success has made it a magnet for data center development — growth that he said requires oversight to ensure everyday Texans are not burdened with infrastructure costs driven by that expansion.
Kerrville’s new rules effectively block data centers, battery storage without an outright ban
"So we don't want them but we have to be proactive in the way that we say we don't want them," Harris said.
A primer on development in Texas, the builders hold most of the cards to build what they want … but
Most of the heat around a big housing project comes from a simple mismatch: people assume the city holds powers it doesn't, and don't use the power it does. The clearest way to see what's real is to walk it from both sides.
A roughly 500-home subdivision near the Sports Complex faces a key vote Thursday
The plat lays the development out in six phases, building from the Interstate 10 frontage south toward Holdsworth Drive and around the city-owned baseball fields.
Kerrville Area Chamber Foundation reopens business recovery grant program for flood-affected businesses
Grants, not loans, available now regardless of Chamber membership
Frost Bank opens first Kerrville branch, leans on organic growth and old ties
Kevin Thompson, Frost's Boerne market president and lead for Hill Country expansion, and Kyle Ogera, a representative at the new Kerrville financial center, joined The Lead Live on Wednesday to discuss the branch, which sits at Clay and Main streets.
How the ROAD to Housing Act could affect Kerr County’s affordability crisis
Because Congress remained in session and Trump neither signed nor vetoed it within the constitutional 10-day window, the bill became law automatically.
Take 5 Oil Change planned for former gas station site on Junction Highway
State filings put the project at an estimated $850,000, with construction set to begin Aug. 3 and finish by Dec. 28. The work is privately funded, on private land for private use.
Kerrville to explain Elm Creek Pipeline, a drought water-supply plan, at Wednesday meeting
The city will take questions on a project that would return highly treated reclaimed water to the Guadalupe River upstream of Kerrville's drinking-water intake during severe droughts.
Abbott directs PUC, ERCOT to shield residential ratepayers from data center grid costs
Abbott framed the directives around Texas' economic growth, saying the state's success has made it a magnet for data center development — growth that he said requires oversight to ensure everyday Texans are not burdened with infrastructure costs driven by that expansion.
Kerrville’s new rules effectively block data centers, battery storage without an outright ban
"So we don't want them but we have to be proactive in the way that we say we don't want them," Harris said.
A primer on development in Texas, the builders hold most of the cards to build what they want … but
Most of the heat around a big housing project comes from a simple mismatch: people assume the city holds powers it doesn't, and don't use the power it does. The clearest way to see what's real is to walk it from both sides.
A roughly 500-home subdivision near the Sports Complex faces a key vote Thursday
The plat lays the development out in six phases, building from the Interstate 10 frontage south toward Holdsworth Drive and around the city-owned baseball fields.