Growth & Development

The Kerr County Commissioners Court discussed the problems associated with the 65 and older tax freeze and if it could be reversed.

The Weston Homeplace subdivision residents, just off East Main Street, have written to the Kerrville City Council to modify Habitat’s plans. And the key reason is property values.

It’s gained the attention of Hunt residents, who are concerned the dam could impact the Guadalupe River downstream. And those residents raised concerns about the dam with 53rd District Rep. Andy Murr, who asked the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to extend the comments period about the project.

KPUB received the APPA’s Sue Kelly Community Service Award, recognizing good neighbor activities demonstrating the utility’s and its employees’ commitment to the community

Wednesday’s meeting was given by Airport Director Mary Rohrer and directors Scott Schellhase, Robert Hamm and John Major. The meeting was attended by Kerrville Mayor Judy Eychner, Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly and members of the commissioners’ court and the Kerrville City Council. 

The Kerrville P&Z isn’t happy with tight density for Lennar housing project, but gives the plan to the City Council to finalize.

The Kerrville City Council wrestles with the terms of a management agreement for its sports complex.

A gun accessory maker finds a home in Kerrville, with hopes of expansion through a new magazine technology.