Kerrrville trustee candidate’s social media posts raise eyebrows
A candidate for the Kerrville school board posted an image of himself with a rifle and the words “May All Your Christmases Be White.”
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18-year prison sentence for Kerrville firefighter in drunk driving crash that killed 8-year-old girl
Isaac Barboza sentenced to prison on Wednesday in a Kerrville courtroom for the death of Arianna Lopez.
KISD Trustees struggle on accepting Manziel statue
The board of trustees seemed uncertain about how to accept a donation to honor the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner.
Integrating Kerrville schools proved to be a long, hard fight for Doyle residents
The popular notion is that integration was painless in Kerrville, but the truth is that it took eight years and a threat of legal action to desegregate Kerrville Independent School District in 1963,
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.
Kerrville Police Department get a thumbs up on citizen training exercise
For the first time, the Kerrville Police Department allowed its Citizen’s Police Academy to fire rounds from department-issued firearms.
Kerr County Sheriff’s Office helps stop suspected drug ring
The multi-agency task force said it seized more than 120 pounds of methamphetamine, 57 pounds of cocaine, and about a pound of marijuana. The sheriff’s office said the street value of the drugs was worth $8 million.
San Antonio firm selected to build Kerrville public safety building
With Police Chief Chris McCall and Fire Chief Eric Maloney standing behind him, Kerrville City Engineer Kyle Burrow recommended the City Council select Byrne to do the job.
The Census says self-care businesses are on the rise, one Kerrville business says that’s true
In Kerrville, one massage therapy practitioner, Dani Mohr, said her business worked at a nice pace before the pandemic, but coming out of it means she’s booked nearly a month in advance. Mohr owns Kerrville Massage and Healing Arts.
