Shelby Ligon

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 07/28/2025

HCAF faces $1.2 million in flood damages, but the show will go on

The Hill Country Arts Foundation was founded in 1959 by a group of artists in West Kerr County. The Fourth of July floodwaters caused significant damage to the theater lobby, black box theater, outdoor amphitheater, administrative offices and new ceramics studio.

Tom Holden

Kerrville Daily Times • 07/28/2025

Robert Earl Keen plans benefit concert for Kerr County flood relief

Robert Earl Keen has announced that he will donate 100% of merchandise sales from his current tour to flood relief efforts and is planning a benefit concert to help his hometown recover from the catastrophic flooding that hit the area on July 4.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 07/20/2025

A place to unite: Disaster artist creates memorial along Guadalupe River

Dallas-based artist Roberto Marquez creates a memorial along the Guadalupe River for those lost in the Fourth of July Floods in Kerr County.

Scooter Cannonball

Kerrville Daily Times • 06/27/2025

Scootin’ into town full throttle: Scooter Cannonball Run rolls through Texas Hill Country

More than 250 riders on powered scooters journey coast-to-coast in the 2025 Scooter Cannonball Run, passing through the Texas Hill Country as part of an epic 4,000-mile rally across eight states.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 06/05/2025

Mary's Tacos planning to expand and relocate

Mary’s Tacos, a beloved family-owned taco spot in Kerrville, plans to expand with a new $1.25 million, 4,364-square-foot restaurant at 1515 Broadway.

The Pearl

Hill Country Culture • 05/29/2025

Three Hill Country food trucks worth chasing

A guide to Kerrville’s top food trucks, including The Pearl, Taquitos Bautista and Shim’s Be Blessed.

Kerrville Folk Festival

Hill Country Culture • 05/20/2025

Tune in: Music and tradition take center stage at the Kerrville Folk Festival

Enjoy 18 days of live folk music, family-friendly activities at the legendary Kerrville Folk Festival. Join thousands of music lovers from around the world for a unique community experience celebrating songwriting and folk traditions.

Justin Bright

Kerrville Daily Times • 04/07/2025

Wheeling across Texas: Skateboarder helps pioneer a trail across the Lone Star State

Moondog Roop embarks on a three-month thru-skate, pioneering the 1,500-mile xTexas long-distance trail from Orange to El Paso. This skateboard adventure explores Texas backroads, gravel tracks, and single-track paths while mapping water, food and camping access points.

Shelby Ligon

Hill Country Culture • 03/30/2025

Cardoshinsky Confections brings sweet treats to the Hill Country

Discover Cardoshinsky Confections, a Kerrville bakery known for beautifully decorated sugar cookies, handmade treats, personalized cookie decorating workshops and seasonal specials.

Shelby Ligon

Hill Country Culture • 03/30/2025

East End Vintage Market: An endless treasure trove of antiques

East End Vintage Market in Kerrville is a must-visit antique shop featuring over 20 dealers offering a wide selection of antiques, vintage furniture, original artwork, jewelry and collectibles. This spacious market provides a relaxed shopping experience with well-curated booths and constantly updated inventory.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/24/2025

Museum of Western Art acquires Ranger statues

Three bronze statues from the Former Texas Rangers Foundation in Fredericksburg have been relocated to the Museum of Western Art in Kerrville. The statues, including works by Richard O. Cook, Eric Christenson, and Dustin Payne, now stand prominently near the museum entrance.

Mo-Ranch

Kerrville Visitors Guide • 03/20/2025

Mo-Ranch: An outdoor adventure hidden in the hills

For 75 years, Mo-Ranch in Hunt, Texas, has offered a unique blend of lodging, outdoor education and recreational activities at the headwaters of the Guadalupe River. Visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, birding and faith-based programs on 500 scenic acres.

Al Rendon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

'We Are What We Eat' symposium dives into the history of Texas sausage

Experience Texas culinary heritage at the “We Are What We Eat: An Immersive History of Texas Sausage” symposium hosted by Alstadt Brewery and Schreiner University’s Texas Center. Join local historian Michael Barr, photographer Al Rendon and Chef Philippe Verain for a unique blend of art, history and food.

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Blind Boys of Alabama bring their holiday show to town

Celebrate the season with Grammy-winning gospel legends The Blind Boys of Alabama as they bring their soulful Christmas tour to downtown Kerrville. Known for their powerful harmonies and inspiring performances, the group will perform holiday classics and fan favorites from their acclaimed albums.

Hill Country Archeological Association

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Digging into our past: Archeology group will celebrate 25 years of unearthing local history

Celebrate 25 years of local history and heritage with the Hill Country Archeological Association. The anniversary event will feature hands-on demonstrations in flintknapping, paintmaking, cording, and atlatl throwing, along with kid-friendly activities like stone painting and artifact digging.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Doyle Center celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

The Doyle Community Center hosted a Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration bringing Kerrville residents together for a luncheon honoring Dr. King’s enduring legacy. Reverend Amos D. Duncan of San Antonio delivered a speech on King’s fight for civil rights, social justice and economic equality.

Amanda Meigs

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Camp CAMP: A good sign

Camp Sign returned to the Children’s Association for Maximum Potential campus in Center Point for the first time since 2019, offering a weeklong overnight experience for deaf and hard-of-hearing youth ages 8–17. The camp featured ASL-fluent staff, inclusive activities and immersive exposure to deaf culture.

Zachary Maxwell Stertz

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Get picked: ‘American Pickers’ coming to Texas

The History Channel’s hit series American Pickers is returning to Texas this October. Known for uncovering rare treasures across the country, host Mike Wolfe and his team are seeking private collections for their next round of picks.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

A bonding experience: Lucky Star Art Camp offers course in welding for women

Discover how Lucky Star Art Camp empowers women through creative workshops like welding, painting, and yoga. Instructors like Emily Stewart inspire women to break barriers in male-dominated trades with hands-on experiences and industry support.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

‘An extraordinary lady’ — Riverhill celebrates 105th birthday of resident Julia Finger

A longtime member and devoted golfer at Riverhill Country Club, Julia Finger was celebrated on her 105th birthday for her contributions in the annual Julia Finger Challenge and decades of volunteer work with Texas Children’s Hospital and Peterson Regional Medical Center.

Shelby Ligon

Hill Country Culture • 03/20/2025

The scoop on Pookie's: Local grade school entrepreneurs to open gelato shop

Pookie’s Patisserie, co-owned by 10-year-old Livia and 7-year-old Vivian Fore, opens in downtown Kerrville with mint green-inspired décor and authentic Italian pastries, gelato, and espresso. This charming family-supported venture brings handcrafted treats and seasonal flavors to the community.

Tom Holden

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Remembering local musician and Tejano legend Fritz Morquecho

Alfredo “Fritz” Morquecho, a beloved Kerrville resident and Tejano music legend, passed away at 89. Honored in the Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame, Morquecho’s decades-long career shaped West Texas music and enriched the local community through performances, mentoring, and cultural heritage.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Locals walk the red carpet as 'Sherlock Holmes: Mare of the Night' expands release

Kerrville filmmaker C.J. Goodwyn directs and writes indie film Sherlock Holmes: Mare of the Night. The movie premiered in San Antonio, broke box office records and will tour major U.S. cities. Goodwyn highlights local talent and community involvement in his dark, fresh take on the classic detective story.

Shelby Ligon

Kerrville Daily Times • 03/20/2025

Gosh! Fans join ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ cast to celebrate 20th year of cult fave

A fan-filled anniversary screening of Napoleon Dynamite at Kerrville's historic Arcadia Live Theater, featuring Q&A with actors John Heder, Efren Ramirez and Jon Gries.