BREAKING: JUDGE DISQUALIFIES BELEW FROM OFFICE OVER FELONY
The case is far from over, and the judge said he expects an appeals court will decide what happens next.
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Belew’s day in court is here; his defense rests on defining “final conviction”
The issue facing 198th District visiting Judge Sid Harle today is whether Belew is qualified to continue to serve on the Kerr County Commissioners Court. Guiding Harle’s decision determines if Belew’s 1973 conviction in a burglary ring was final or something else.
Kerr County commissioner: “A declaration of war on the straight people”
Precinct 1 Commissioner Harley Belew uses extreme language in discussing the pride flag that was hoisted atop a radio tower.
Commissioners say no to hand-counting ballots in Kerr County
Before they even discussed the future of counting election results, the Kerr County Commissioners Court faced an unexpected reality impeding the plan concocted by Precinct 2 Commissioner Rich Paces.
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.
Breaking News: Reeves tells Kerr County Commissioners that he can’t defend hand-counting
During Monday’s lengthy Commissioners Court meeting, Reeves said the election duties should shift from the Tax Assessor/Collector’s office to the County Clerk.
How a meal will bridge the generational divides
Davis saw an opportunity to institute a generations dinner program in the Hill Country. It’s a model developed through AmeriCorps-backed Modern Elder Academy.
As the drought intensifies, Headwaters says Kerr County faces a 40% reduction in water
Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District said triggers have been met to institute groundwater reductions.
14 Kerrville restaurants, food service providers failed to make A-grade inspection
Inspectors responded to 16 complaints, finding five substantiated problems.
In a shock, Kerrville’s centuries-old Founders Tree is cut down
Workers swiftly cut down the oak tree that had dominated the space between Herring Printing and the A.C. Schreiner Mansion.
