KPUB earns national recognition for community service
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
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Kerrville Airport board presents annual look ahead, one with plenty of needs
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.
Troubled Planning and Zoning says yes to plan that could lead to 700 Kerrville homes
The Kerrville P&Z isn't happy with tight density for Lennar housing project, but gives the plan to the City Council to finalize.
A little inside baseball for Kerrville Sports Complex contract
The Kerrville City Council wrestles with the terms of a management agreement for its sports complex.
A twist leads gun accessory maker to Kerrville
A gun accessory maker finds a home in Kerrville, with hopes of expansion through a new magazine technology.
Cluck, Cluck a coffee shop coming to Kerrville; as is the Colonel
A Nebraska-based drive-thru coffee chain is expanding to Texas, and they have Kerrville in their sights. And then there's news about chicken joints!
Kerrville’s EIC sees plans for revitalized Olympic Pool
The Economic Improvement Corporation heard about plans ranging from nearly $6 million all the way to $28 million to improve Kerrville's aging Olympic pool.
Kerrville Airport board presents annual look ahead, one with plenty of needs
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.
Troubled Planning and Zoning says yes to plan that could lead to 700 Kerrville homes
The Kerrville P&Z isn't happy with tight density for Lennar housing project, but gives the plan to the City Council to finalize.
A little inside baseball for Kerrville Sports Complex contract
The Kerrville City Council wrestles with the terms of a management agreement for its sports complex.
A twist leads gun accessory maker to Kerrville
A gun accessory maker finds a home in Kerrville, with hopes of expansion through a new magazine technology.
Cluck, Cluck a coffee shop coming to Kerrville; as is the Colonel
A Nebraska-based drive-thru coffee chain is expanding to Texas, and they have Kerrville in their sights. And then there's news about chicken joints!
Kerrville’s EIC sees plans for revitalized Olympic Pool
The Economic Improvement Corporation heard about plans ranging from nearly $6 million all the way to $28 million to improve Kerrville's aging Olympic pool.