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The remnants of Hurricane Dolly gave some relief to the parched Hill Country and temporarily lifted a countywide burn ban Thursday.

The Roots Music concert series will get back to basic bluegrass, newgrass and mountain music at its next performance on Saturday, July 26, in Fredericksburg.

The great, big state of Texas has a great, big heart. It's known as the Texas Hill Country.

Kerr County Commissioners' decision to remove three cattle guards on Wilson Creek Road could be a sign of things yet to come.

By Joe Herring Jr. The Daily Times Published July 5, 2008 - Updated 4 minutes ago Probably because my parents' print shop sits on a bluff overlooking the Guadalupe River, I've always wanted to take a canoe from ...

By Joe Herring Jr. The Daily Times Published June 28, 2008 Get to know your bookseller: It'll pay off in big ways.

If Ross and Clarabelle Snodgrass have a secret for a long marriage, they're not revealing it.

One question seems to come to a lot of taxpayers' minds after receiving an appraisal notice.

Vincent Seard Jr. will stand trial for the murder of two Comfort residents after 216th District Judge Steve Ables ruled he was competent Tuesday.

Thanks to trout and a 2001 agreement, tubers and anyone seeking recreation on the Guadalupe River are enjoying higher flow rates.

At least two producers were heard to have settled up 6 cents for June while three other suppliers were still in the process of negotiation.

Sunswept, windswept day greets outdoor enthusiasts If ever a Hill Country June day could claim to be cool, the day of Boerne's first-ever Adventure Fest at the Joshua Springs Park and Preserve actually was - if ...

Who says you have to drive an hour or two to experience destination shopping? If you like the quaint shops in Boerne, Comfort and Fredericksburg, you'll love taking a step back in time at barely out-of-town ...

Veterans, civic groups and other concerned citizens are teaming up to help with costs of cancer treatment for a well-known Hill Country resident -- Gael Montana of Comfort.

Jessie Pope, 17, a Calhoun High School student was a passenger in a silver Honda SUV driven by Clark Christopher Andrew, 19.

Ten years ago, a railroad conductor and a dairy farmer concocted a plan to make fine wine here with the remnants of this town's annual strawberry crop.

Anne Robinson parked her wheelchair in the back of the Kerrville Veterans Hospital auditorium, offering her left hand to shake with the passing veterans because her right does not extend far enough.

Nina Catherine Smith Creamer died May 15, 2008, in Spring, Texas. She was born Aug.

The wedge salad isn't about the greens, though it helps that the cut of iceberg lettuce on the plate is crisp and fresh.

“We've already gotten Comfort regulars coming in, but we want others in the Hill Country to know they now have an honest-to-goodness wine store here”

Updated 53 minutes ago Tom Wiberg is frank about it - he's no wine expert, but there's no doubt he's an enthusiast, a real connoisseur of great wines. via Kerrville Daily Times