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Schreiner hosts ‘Honor and Remember’ event (opens the original)
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Together With Hill Country Veterans hosted a ceremony honoring the lives lost during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, as well as military lives lost in the years following. "It's hard to believe that 25 years ago today, our nation was attacked on our own soil. Then we had 20 years of combat that followed after 9/11," said Kerrville Councilmember Jeff Harris. Students and staff, community members, and local leaders packed the Trailhead Beer Garden on Schreiner's campus. The crowd gathered on
Elevate Adult Education empowering HC learners for three decades (opens the original)
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Elevate Adult Education has been helping Hill Country adults achieve their academic goals for the last three decades through accessible and flexible education fueled by volunteer teachers. Elevate Adult Education was founded in 1996 through the merger of Partners in Parenting Education and Literacy Volunteers of America: Kerr County. Originally known as Families & Literacy, Inc., the organization adopted its current name in 2023. Despite the name change, Elevate Adult Education operates on the s
HCTC donates $205,000 to Hill Country schools (opens the original)
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HCTC is making an investment into the education of Hill Country students beyond powering their internet access and online curriculums. The Hill Country Telephone Cooperative (HCTC) formed in 1951 with the mission of bringing reliable telephone services, and later internet, across the rural Texas Hill Country. According to HCTC's 2025 Annual Report, today the cooperative provides telecommunication services in 14 surrounding counties covering about 3,000 square miles of rural Hill Country terrain.
Area sixth-grader battling rare form of cancer (opens the original)
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An 11-year-old Comfort sixth-grader is fighting a rare cancer after investigating a summer football injury led doctors to a diagnosis no family expected to hear. His mother, Jessica Roque, said Xavier first complained of leg pain in early July that doctors initially believed was sciatica. By the end of July, he cramped during a Friday practice, and his leg grew tight. She took him to the emergency room at Peterson Health on Aug. 2, but she said doctors sent her home with a diagnosis of a sports
Local library celebrates 59 years (opens the original)
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The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library marked its 59th anniversary Wednesday, Aug. 26, with a cake-cutting ceremony, birthday hat-making station and newspaper clippings pulled from the archive highlighting the accomplishments of the woman whose name the library inherited. As part of the celebration, library director Diane Miller spoke about the life of Mary Elizabeth Holdsworth Butt, whose family name the library carries. Holdsworth was born Feb. 4, 1903, near Loma Vista in Zavala County, on land
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