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The market plunges downard as China retaliates, US job growth still strong

The market decline occurred despite a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report, indicating investors are more concerned about potential economic damage from escalating trade tensions than positive employment data to reassure them.

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Ingram man aims to worm his way to better gardening, agriculture

Worm castings improve soil porosity and retain moisture, making nutrients readily available to plant roots.

Kerrville finds its new parks and recreation leader in Arizona

Brimhall, a Dallas native, previously served as the community services director for Show Low, Arizona

Rivenburgh honored for his Texas wine contributions

Rivenburgh has served multiple roles in advancing Texas viticulture

Kerrville announces significant road improvement projects

Starting Monday, March 24, a portion of Water Street will close to install a fire line near the AC Schreiner house

West Coast Leads, Texas Shows Promise in Sustainable Development Rankings

Texas scored 44.12 out of 100 possible points, ranking 33rd in consumption and pollution, 19th in environmental support and standards, and 30th in urban sustainability.

Breaking News: Kerrville City Council approves KPUB’s power plant financing

The $183.4 million project will be funded through a combination of a Texas Energy Fund loan and open market bonds, with construction scheduled to begin next year and the plant expected to be operational by June 2027.

Pookie’s adds a sweet flair to downtown Kerrville with delectable treats

It was the dream of two sisters, with the help of their mom and dad, and now Pookie's adds something special to downtown.

Kerrville’s Big Lots store targeted for closure as company begins liquidation

In the coming days, Big Lots will begin going-out-of-business (GOB) sales at all remaining store locations to protect the value of its assets.

Photo gallery: Texas Hill Country Advisors grand opening

After years of working for a corporate bank, the business partners struck out on their own.