Welcome Home Blessing for Gary Broach
For decades, Gary Broach, owner of Rhodes Taxidermy, has given back to this community, supporting 4-H, FFA…
‘We’re home’: Hill Country couple rebuilds after devastating July 4 flood
INGRAM, Texas — In the early hours of July 4, 2025, Mike Trolinger and Brenda Espinoza watched…
More than baseball: Ingram Little League Ballpark reopens as symbol of recovery
Ingram’s Little League Ballpark officially reopened Saturday morning, marking a long-awaited opening day with a ceremony, ribbon…
Summit focuses on recovery
Business owners, civic leaders and community members filled the Hill Country Youth Event Center on Feb. 26…
Community Foundation gives updates for housing flood victims
Following the Fourth of July floods, The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has worked to…
235 days later, Hill Country flood survivors still face daily grief and slow recovery
It’s been 235 days since July 4, 2025, when devastating floods claimed 137 lives in the Texas Hill Country….
Hill Country floods survivor hails ‘amazing’ assistance from relief groups
HUNT, Texas – Gary Broach owns a home in the Bumble Bee Hills community just south of Hunt….
Results of mental health needs revealed
Community leaders unveiled findings Thursday from a comprehensive mental health needs assessment that reveals the July 4…
Hill Country floods are worsening mental health issues in Kerr County, report finds
During a rain storm that rolled into Kerr County one night last week, Austin Dickson, who lives…