KERRVILLE, Texas - Major damage is being reported along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville after deadly flooding struck the area on the Fourth of July. RELATED: FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY along the Guadalupe ...
The City of Kerrville is celebrating the reopening of major portions of its River Trail bridge months after the deadly July 4 ...
KERRVILLE — Officials in Kerrville have decided against trying to drain a city lake on the Guadalupe River as part of flood-related search and cleanup operations. In the wake of the deadly July 4 ...
Some segments of trails and parks along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville reopened on Monday for the first time since the catastrophic floods on July 4. Several sections of the Kerrville River Trail ...
With a sense of urgency to have a county-wide flood warning system in place by summer, the Upper Guadalupe River Authority ...
The day before the Guadalupe River rose 34 feet in the small Hill Country city of Kerrville and swamped areas along the river banks, Mayor Joe Herring Jr. messaged the city manager with anticipation. ...
With a sense of urgency to have a county-wide flood warning system in place by summer, the Upper Guadalupe River Authority ...
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