Stuart Barron News Today

Last Tuesday’s City Council meeting saw the approval of the bonds to fund the purchase of two new fire trucks for the city, and the approval of the development agreement

During a relatively short Kerrville City Council meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 24, the most notable events occurred related to accusations lobbed during the Visitors Forum to begin the meeting and

Kerrville City Council members voted to approve an effective tax rate of .5595 cents per $100 valuation and the corresponding proposed budget, while also hearing a water system update that

Projects identified and discussed by the city at an earlier workshop for possible funding through the Economic Improvement Corporation were approved for submission to EIC at last Tuesday’s meeting of

The message from the meeting of the Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District board of directors last Wednesday was loud and clear…Kerr County residents need to recognize the drought situation is critical

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the worst, the city of Kerrville is currently in a Stage 2 drought.

The Kerrville City Council recognized one of the city’s lifeguards, Rebecca Sparkman, with the Kerrville Kindness Award for saving the life of a child at the municipal swimming pool as