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Photo gallery: Schreiner University flag football season debut

The Mountaineers are playing as a club team in 2026 before transitioning to NCAA Division III in 2027.

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Photo gallery: The Third Annual Pot O’ Hot Festival

Hundreds gathered at the Trailhead Beer Garden at Schreiner University to sample nearly 30 pots of soup during the third annual Pot O' Hot Festival.

Photo gallery: Symphony of the Hills performs Prokofiev, Mussorgsky

Gurwitz Silver Medal pianist Tatiana Dorokhova joined the Symphony of the Hills Thursday at the Cailloux Theater for a program anchored by one of the 20th century's most celebrated piano concertos.

Photo gallery: The Leading Ladies of Broadway

The Leading Ladies of Broadway took to the Cailloux Theater stage on Sunday afternoon for a memorable performance of some of Broadway's greatest hits

Photo gallery: Run for Riverside 5k

The event, which serves as a primary fundraiser for the Riverside Nature Center, featured a course that wound through the scenic areas surrounding Francisco Lemos Street.

Photo gallery: Wilder Blue at Arcadia Live

Playing to a near capacity crowd, the Americana band "The Wilder Blue" rocked, rolled and serenaded the audience at the Arcadia Live on Friday night.

Photo gallery: Schreiner basketball earns a weekend split against St. Thomas, Colorado College

Schreiner University salvaged a weekend split at Stephens Family Arena, rebounding from a Friday loss to conference-leading St. Thomas with a convincing 88-68 victory over Colorado College on Sunday.

Photo gallery: Opening week of Schreiner softball

Schreiner University's softball team struggled to find consistency in its season-opening week, finishing 2-4 after three home doubleheaders.

Photo gallery: The Someone Special Dance

The Hill Country Youth Event Center hosted the annual Someone Special Dance, an event that brings families together for a night of dancing and balloon fun. The event is organized by the Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department.

Photo gallery: Long Term Recovery Group grand opening of Disaster Relief Center

The center at 98 Coronado Drive will serve as a "one-stop shop" for individuals and businesses seeking recovery assistance, officials said during a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The facility, donated for use by James Avery Artisan Jewelers, will be operated by the Kerr County Long-Term Recovery Group.