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Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: July 13, 2024

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Post date July 13, 2024
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Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee and listen in to get a wrap-up of the Kerrville Weekly News. We each consider two of our favorite stories and talk about the upcoming weekend’s events, which will enjoy or participate in.

In this episode, Tom, Gil and Andrew are back to look at some of the things that caught their attention over the past week.

Stories Include:

KPUB seeks funding
New county animal shelter
Permitting in the floodplain
Kinky Friedman Memorial
Time to Think About Going Back to School

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

Tags EIC, floodplain, Kerrville, KPUB

Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: June 22, 2024

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Post date June 21, 2024
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In this episode, Tom and Andrew look at some of the stories which caught their collective attention over the past week.

Stories Include

New Habitat for Humanity Home
New Leadership Kerr County Class
New location for Farmer’s Market
New Peterson Hospital Surgical Center Opens
City of Kerrville Budget Process Begins

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

Hill Country Authors Podcast

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The Hill Country Podcast: Layng Guerriero on The Guadalupe River Center

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Post date June 19, 2024
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Welcome to award-winning The Hill Country Podcast. The Texas Hill Country is one of the most beautiful places on earth.

In this podcast, Hill Country resident Tom Fox visits with the people and organizations that make this one of the most unique areas of Texas.

This week, Tom talks with Layng Guerriero about his journey from Houston to Kerrville and his involvement in local community projects.

They delve into the development of the Guadalupe River Center, a visionary project aimed at creating a multi-use facility by Nimitz Lake.

The episode explores the origins, partnerships, and components of the project, including state-of-the-art river access facilities, vocational training, and environmental stewardship.

Guerrero also shares insights into the importance of Rotary Club and public-private partnerships in driving community improvements.

Key Highlights:

Moving to Kerrville: A Personal Journey
Rotary Club Experience
The Guadalupe River Center Project
Community Involvement and Public-Private Partnerships
River Center Features, Educational and Environmental Initiatives
Importance of the River Center for the future of Kerrville

Resources:

Guadalupe River Center

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Hill Country Artists Podcast

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Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: May 25, 2024

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Post date May 24, 2024
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Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee and listen in to get a wrap up of the Kerrville Weekly News.

We each consider two of our favorite stories and talk about the upcoming weekend’s events, which will enjoy or participate in.

In this episode, Tom and Andrew are back to look at some of the which caught his attention over the past week.

Kerrville Folk Festival opens its 52^nd year.
New City Council member sworn in.
Pete Calderone, sworn in as new Board member for KISD.
Cailloux Foundation makes grant for football helmets.
Another rabies case found in City of Kerrville.

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

Kerrville Folk Festival

Texas Hill Country Film Festival

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Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: May 18, 2024

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In this episode, Tom takes a solo look at some of the things that caught his attention over the past week.

City of Kerrville to take up tree ordinance.
New Mayor, City Council sworn in.
First Citizen Academy finishes up.
County Oks fireworks sales for Memorial Day.
Hill Country Youth Ranch is 45.

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

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Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: May 4, 2024

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In this episode, Tom and Andrew take look at some of the things that caught their collective attention over the past week.

The May 4 election.
Resignation of the Election Head.
Help for dogs with diabetes.
Shatter the Stigma 5K run for mental health awareness.
Two great shows coming to Kerrville-Brigadoon and Queen.

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

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Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: April 20, 2024

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In this episode, Tom takes a solo turn to look at some of the things that caught their collective attention over the past week.

A couple paints the town.
Upcoming election and free voter guide.
Texas foster care found in contempt.
More rabies were found in Kerr County.
Two great shows coming to Kerrville-Brigadoon and Queen.

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn

Tags Brigadoon, Election, Kerrville, Murals, Queen, rabies

Kerrville Weekly News Roundup: April 13, 2024

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In this episode, Tom and Andrew are back to look at some of the things that caught their collective attention over the past week.

Tom reviews the Kerrville City Council approval for Nimitz Lake Improvement and the Texas Water Symposium held at Schreiner University.
Andrew talks about the Cease and Desist letter sent to We The People for alleged campaign law violations.
Both reflect on the April 8 Eclipse.

Resources:

Tom Fox on LinkedIn

Gilbert Paiz on LinkedIn

Andrew Gay on LinkedIn