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Kerrville 2050 plan

Kerrville is looking for input on comprehensive plan update

The city's massive effort five years ago to develop the Kerrville 2050 plan proved to be one of its most influential tools in shaping the city's future, but changes in state law necessitated an update.

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Kerrville lands a deal with global impact

In a huge win for Kerrville, concrete products manufacturer Megaacrete will construct a 120,000-square-foot plant and root its headquarters here.

Interstate 10, Loop 1604 will be closed starting Friday night, reopening at 5 a.m. on Jan. 15

Expect delays if you're headed to San Antonio, because we're headed toward a full freeway closure starting Friday night and into early Monday morning.

Kerrville EIC agrees to spend $20 million to enhance quality-of-life projects

The only opposition came from EIC board member Gary Cochrane, who worried about the addition of the Heart of the Hills Heritage Center and the Guadalupe River Center.

Members of KPUB’s leadership team are pictured together for the utility company’s 2023 Top Workplaces Award announcement.
KPUB earns best place to work honors

PUB has received national recognition recently for accomplishing key milestones, such as its exceptional electric reliability, safe operating practices and commitment to community service

Kerrville’s EIC approves $5 million infrastructure plan for Lennar

The approved plan is one step in Lennar's effort to build more than 500 homes behind Hal Peterson Middle School in Kerrville.

Kerr County Commissioners Court
Reversing Kerr County’s tax freeze? The law makes it look impossible

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

Kerrville Habitat for Humanity project drawns concerns from neighbors worried about property values

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.

Flat Rock Creek dam project
Dam project near Mo-Ranch draw scrutiny

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 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