Kerrville Independent School District Board of Trustees members and KISD Superintendent Dr. Brent Ringo heard plans for expanding the district’s Pre-K program, received the results of a Texas Association of
Breast cancer survivors took the traditional “victory walk” (at top) Saturday night at the Executive Women’s Club’s Baubles & Beads event, where event chair Tracy Soldan (right) and Tammye Riley
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The Volunteer Services Council at Kerrville State Hospital has issued the following request for community support of Christmas activities and gifts this year for the KSH patients.
Courtney Compton, president of that board, and Caryn Talarico, community relations director, said the VSC is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to help KSH patients by providing resources and items which cannot be purchased with state-appropriated funds.
As this includes gifts of any kind, they said, the VSC is looking for families and businesses to âadopt a patientâ or âsponsor a unitâ for Christmas.
âWe are quickly approaching that wonderful time of year when we have the opportunity to make the Christmas season special for someone else,â they wrote. âThis Christmas will look very different for all of us, but especially our 220 patients at Kerrville State Hospital. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, we will not be able to provide the âusualâ holiday parties,