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Local entrepreneur shares her love of fashion (opens the original)
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Maria Hinckley has always had the entrepreneurial spirit, and sheâs always loved fashion, so when she first began buying from Cabi, a womenâs clothing company, and people started complimenting her on her stylish wardrobe, a light bulb went off. She researched and soon became a stylist, which in Cabiâs corporate world refers to those who sell their line. âI want to build a woman up and to encourage women to step into their own light,â Hinckley said. âI want my business to fulfill this
Summit brings local nonprofits together (opens the original)
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Representatives from nonprofits from 10 counties in the Hill Country gathered for a full day of in-depth business presentations presented by The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at the Bevy Hotel in Boerne. Summit 2026: Deep in the Heart opened with a welcome from Austin Dickson, CEO of the Community Foundation, who introduced Marketing Director Jayne Zirkel, organizer of the event, to give an overview of the day. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar,
Summit brings local nonprofits together (opens the original)
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Representatives from nonprofits from 10 counties in the Hill Country gathered for a full day of in-depth business presentations presented by The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at the Bevy Hotel in Boerne. Summit 2026: Deep in the Heart opened with a welcome from Austin Dickson, CEO of the Community Foundation, who introduced Marketing Director Jayne Zirkel, organizer of the event, to give an overview of the day. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar,
Kerrville Pets Alive! rescues animals from floodwaters (opens the original)
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The staff and volunteers of Kerrville Pets Alive! sprang into action once again as soon as reports began to emerge during last weekâs flooding. After last yearâs flood, when KPA! was involved with rescuing 350 animals, they knew immediately what to do. Karen Guerriero, President of KPA!, related this episode, demonstrating the commitment and results of its volunteers. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don'
'You can't live off fear': More Kerr businesses affected by floodwaters (opens the original)
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This year's flood didn't discriminate. Businesses across Kerr County suffered damage, but unlike last year's disaster, many of those affected were different. Some businesses that were devastated in 2025 escaped major damage this time, while others that were spared last year found themselves dealing with flooded buildings, ruined inventory and difficult decisions ahead. Kerr County is built on small businesses. Many are independently owned, and some are family-run operations that have served the
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