During this latest flood, that's exactly what happened. The Lead produced 13 extra emails beyond our normal schedule, including Saturday and Sunday editions last week alone, to make sure this community had accurate information when it mattered most.
As Kerr County continues recovering from Thursday's flooding, a wide network of local, regional and national organizations has mobilized to help residents and business owners. Here's a complete guide to who's involved and how to reach them.
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NWS 5-day rainfall estimate puts Kerrville at 15 to 20 inches; more than 50 years of station data shows that's in the range of, or beyond, the wettest full month of July ever recorded here
The weather service extended its Flood Warning for the Guadalupe River at Kerrville early Thursday, saying moderate flooding is occurring and major flooding is forecast. The warning is in effect until late this evening.
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Kerr County businesses are already claiming their July mornings on The Lead Live — and we get it. Five on-air reads for $25 is about the easiest yes in town.
When you advertise with The Lead, you reach engaged local readers who are already paying attention — and you put your business alongside the journalism Kerr County trusts. We believe your advertising dollars are precious. So we keep our options simple and built around the two things that actually work: economy and frequency.
Forty-six organizations have already claimed spots for the Aug. 17-21 event, which airs live each morning from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on The Kerr County Lead's Facebook and YouTube pages.
