Due to severe ongoing drought conditions and significant declines in Guadalupe River flows into Nimitz Lake, the city of Kerrville will move from Stage 2 to Stage 3 Water Conservation
The Upper Guadalupe River Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that plans to organize the construction of a river center on Nimitz Lake, hosted a presentation on Monday, April 29, focusing on
Last week’s meeting of the Kerrville City Council lasted almost three hours and included approval on first reading of a new animal ordinance, a lengthy discussion but no final action
Looking back at 2023, the October annular eclipse provided a preview of the coming 2024 total eclipse; a county commissioner was removed from office and the first woman to hold
Due to severe drought conditions, the City of Kerrville declared a water emergency in late August and moved from Stage 2 to Stage 4 Water Conservation measures. Since that time,