The Lead Live Podcast: April 1, 2025 episode
Amy Harding from Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) discussed National Child Abuse Awareness Month.
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Schreiner University’s Bill Raleigh is leading the university’s effort to remaking the athletic department around football return
For Schreiner and other Division III programs, recruiting isn't simply about physical measurements or highlight reels. Raleigh emphasizes that "fit" is crucial, particularly at higher levels of competition.
Texas A&M Forest Service offers grants for fuel reductions on Kerr County land
Property owners must complete the work before receiving funds
The Lead Live Podcast: March 31, 2025 episode
The Lead Live celebrated its 900th episode on March 31 with a variety of guests and topics, including an upcoming cornhole tournament benefiting Peterson Home Health Services' Compassion Fund.
Peterson Health will raise awareness about Parkinson’s Disease through event
The free community event coincides with National Parkinson's Awareness Month and aims to provide comprehensive resources on Parkinson's disease diagnosis, treatment and support options.
April will be a busy month for Kerrville tourism
The month kicks off with several major events, including the Lone Star Vincent National Motorcycle Event
KPUB’s lineman honored for their work helping restore power to hurricane-stricken region
The Giver Connection, a local charity, donates quilts to cancer patients, community heroes and nonprofit organizations. Each quilt is individually crafted as a gesture of support.
The Lead Live Podcast: Friday, March 28, 2025
Financial analyst Andrew Gay of Texas Hill Country Advisors presented the latest inflation figures, noting February's Personal Consumption Expenditures reached 4% monthly and 2.5% year-over-year, still above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
Fox News interview highlights Musk’s efforts to cut the government
Musk claimed he and his team from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) routinely find instances of waste exceeding $1 billion.
The Lead Live Podcast: March 27, 2025
Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice reported storm damage assessments underway
Schreiner University’s Bill Raleigh is leading the university’s effort to remaking the athletic department around football return
For Schreiner and other Division III programs, recruiting isn't simply about physical measurements or highlight reels. Raleigh emphasizes that "fit" is crucial, particularly at higher levels of competition.
Texas A&M Forest Service offers grants for fuel reductions on Kerr County land
Property owners must complete the work before receiving funds
The Lead Live Podcast: March 31, 2025 episode
The Lead Live celebrated its 900th episode on March 31 with a variety of guests and topics, including an upcoming cornhole tournament benefiting Peterson Home Health Services' Compassion Fund.
Peterson Health will raise awareness about Parkinson’s Disease through event
The free community event coincides with National Parkinson's Awareness Month and aims to provide comprehensive resources on Parkinson's disease diagnosis, treatment and support options.
April will be a busy month for Kerrville tourism
The month kicks off with several major events, including the Lone Star Vincent National Motorcycle Event
KPUB’s lineman honored for their work helping restore power to hurricane-stricken region
The Giver Connection, a local charity, donates quilts to cancer patients, community heroes and nonprofit organizations. Each quilt is individually crafted as a gesture of support.
The Lead Live Podcast: Friday, March 28, 2025
Financial analyst Andrew Gay of Texas Hill Country Advisors presented the latest inflation figures, noting February's Personal Consumption Expenditures reached 4% monthly and 2.5% year-over-year, still above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
Fox News interview highlights Musk’s efforts to cut the government
Musk claimed he and his team from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) routinely find instances of waste exceeding $1 billion.
The Lead Live Podcast: March 27, 2025
Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice reported storm damage assessments underway