One year after catastrophic flooding killed more than 100 people along the Guadalupe River, another round of deadly July ...
Emergency responders rescued more than 30 people Thursday after rapidly rising floodwaters along the Pedernales River flooded ...
A Fredericksburg specialty food company has earned national recognition after one of its signature pasta sauces was named ...
On Saturday, July 11, the skies over Fredericksburg welcomed a new group of future aviators as Experimental Aircraft ...
When Jeryl Hoover returned to his theatrical roots as executive director of the Fredericksburg Theater Company in 2024, he ...
Several student-athletes from the Fredericksburg High School Athletics Department were selected as all-stars this summer and ...
Heritage High School senior student athlete, Skyelar Welch, graduated from Heritage in May, leaving behind a legacy of athletic and academic accomplishments that deserved special recognition.
There is an old saying that we never truly appreciate something until it’s gone. For many communities across America, that has become painfully true.
The devastating floods that swept through Gillespie County last week left many local businesses facing difficult days ahead. For some, the damage was obvious—water inside buildings, damaged equipment, ...
Residents and property owners affected by recent flooding in Gillespie County are urged to complete a damage assessment report through the Texas Division of Emergency Management as soon as possible.
Residents and landowners needing help cleaning up private property following last week’s flooding can now request volunteer assistance through Gillespie County Emergency Management.
Fredericksburg City Council continued discussions on a proposed $80.8 million budget for fiscal year 2027 during a workshop Tuesday, July 14. The spending plan for fiscal year 2027 is close ...
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