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One Year Later, Recovery is Still Ongoing

Over the weekend, as Americans celebrated the country’s 250th Anniversary with celebrations, BBQ’s and fireworks, the date…

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Greg Shrader: We are not defined by the flood

For as long as I can remember, Kerr County was defined by rolling hills, abundant wildlife, friendly…

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Hill Country families rebuild after devastating floods with major community support

In addition to the more than 130 lives lost, thousands of people lost their homes during the historic…

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In a year, over 200 in permanent, 600 in temporary housing in Texas Hill Country

(The Center Square) – As Hill Country residents continue to press forward after the one-year anniversary of…

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Texas Hill Country Foundation raises $150M after July 4, 2025 disaster

KERRVILLE, Texas (KWTX) – Everybody has a different experience — and no two families are coping with…

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Scarred but still standing: Kerrville marks a year of resilience after the floods

On July 4, the city held its annual Independence Day celebration in Louise Hays Park. The Guadalupe…

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Memorial service honors more than 130 who died in Texas flood one year ago

Memorial services were held over the weekend to honor the more than 130 people who died in…

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Standing in the gap: How churches have helped heal Kerr County

KERR COUNTY — The crowd that gathered in Louise Hays Park was a quiet one — a…

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The Flood A Year Later

Relief director: ‘Recovery is real’ KERRVILLE — What took hours to destroy is taking months to rebuild,…

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