Civics education takes a difficult turn in Texas
New state law removed specifics about the Civil Rights movement, but its author says he wants the educators to decide. Critics are not convinced.
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Judge Kelly names four finalists for Kerr County Pct. 2
Kelly says replacement for Tom Moser could be announced this week
Gov. Abbott asks for help from out-of-state nurses
As COVID-19 surges, Texas governor asks hospitals to consider not doing elective procedures
The end of an era as Wolfmueller's Books closes
The Wolfmueller family has been operating businesses for more than a century in downtown Kerrville
Rep. Chip Roy launches tirade against masks in U.S. House of Representatives
Despite surge of cases in his district, Roy attacks vaccines and masks
Kerr County COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb
18 people are admitted at Peterson Regional Medical Center with COVID-19
Charity Ball is set for a grand re-entry into Kerrville social life
After three postponements, thanks to COVID-19, the Hill Country Charity Ball will celebrate with its largest event ever
Course in civics a confusing one in Texas
Senate Bill 3 passes with removal of specific Civil Rights teachings, but senators say that Texas State Board of Education is responsible for guidelines
Kerr County weighs in on public lands battle with feds
A plan by President Joe Biden to expand public lands is a non-starter in Texas Hill Country