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· 4dState lawmakers head to Kerrville to hear from locals about needs after flood
On July 31, state legislators will convene in Kerrville, the area most impacted by the July 4 flood in the Hill Country, to hear directly from residents, local officials and experts about the aftermath and ongoing needs.
A Kerrville boutique is offering Hill Country flood survivors a chance to shop for free, providing upscale clothing donated ...
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KERRVILLE, Texas (KBTX) - Nearly a month after deadly floodwaters ravaged Kerrville, signs of destruction still linger. For ...
The Kerrville Folk Festival has canceled its annual fall event, Welcome Home Fest, asking attendees to instead support flood ...
Texas A&M's Veterinary Emergency Team treated more than 50 rescue dogs during Kerrville flood relief
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Central Virginia Christian band Red Letter Mercy is organizing an Aug. 23 benefit concert at Fairmount Christian Church to ...
The CBS News Texas I-Team obtained dozens of text messages and emails exchanged between Kerrville city officials as they ...
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Texas lawmakers invited Kerr County Judge Rob Kelly, Kerrville Mayor Joe Herring, Jr., and City Manager Dalton Rice to ...
The CBS News Texas I-Team obtained dozens of text messages and emails exchanged between Kerrville city officials as they ...
A social media post claims that a group of men assaulted a transgender woman and her friends, as well as severely injured a ...
KERRVILLE, Texas — State legislators are set to publicly question local officials for the first time since at least 137 people died in deadly July 4 floodwaters in Kerr County, with a hearing ...
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