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UGRA’s purchase of 7.5 acres adds to burgeoning riverfront park complex

The riverfront tract contains mature oak and cypress trees, native grasses and aquatic plants typical of the Texas Hill Country. The area provides habitat for great blue herons, egrets and other native wildlife species.

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Kerrville City Council hears report on Main Street initiatives

"We need dedicated staff to effectively implement initiatives and secure funding," said board Vice Chairman Dr. William Rector, who presented the board's recommendations including a customized job description requiring the manager to live in Kerr County.

Kerr County begins what Judge Kelly describes as a difficult budgeting process

The sheriff plans to use the funds to reclassify three employees into a new administrative division, provide deputy stipends and potentially purchase in-car computers.

Kerrville Pets Alive is set for a capital campaign to build new campus

"Our community told us what was missing—we listened," said Russ Patterson, campaign chairman for the S.A.F.E. Campus project. "The S.A.F.E. Campus will fill a critical gap in pet care, offering hope, resources and a second chance for animals and the people who love them."

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KPUB selects Colorado County site for $100M power plant

KPUB officials announced Thursday at a Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon that Colorado County beat out potential sites in Kerr County because of its immediate access to four natural gas pipelines—a critical advantage the utility's home county lacks.

Read the fine print on “no taxes on tips,” that doesn’t mean you’ll see fatter paychecks

This doesn't eliminate tax withholding during the year; instead, workers would claim the deduction when filing their tax returns, potentially receiving a refund or owing less in taxes.

Austin lands in top five destinations as state shows strong appeal for budget-conscious travelers

The strong showing for Texas cities comes as 82% of Americans plan to travel this summer, with 42% expecting to take multiple trips, according to the report.

New indoor children’s playground proposed for Kerrville

Arrows Active Play Park, a faith-based indoor playground and café, will break ground June 2 at 3250 Sidney Baker N., north of Interstate 10 across from Garden of Memories cemetery.

Kerrville wants to know your thoughts on water conservation

Residents identified sustainable water management as a top priority during the Kerrville 2050 Comprehensive Plan process. One of the plan's guiding principles emphasizes expanding education efforts regarding water issues.

Paces’ Commissioners Court prayer calls for the end of renewable energy sector

This renewable boom has attracted major investments, including from Tesla, which has dramatically expanded its presence in the state. The electric vehicle manufacturer's $1.1 billion Gigafactory near Austin represents one of the largest economic development projects in Texas history, creating thousands of jobs while further cementing the state's position at the forefront of the clean energy transition.