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Resident turns 102
Rose Hanauer celebrated her 102nd birthday Monday at The Haven, an Alzheimer’s and dementia care facility. Now the oldest resident at the facility, Hanauer keeps her mind sharp by playing bridge and her body healthy by going for walks.

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Resident turns 102
Holocaust survivor still keeps her mind sharp and body healthy.

Wampler unopposed for mayor
Candidates line up for spot on the city ballot.

Skeletal remains found in Kendall County
Human skeletal remains were found Saturday under an Interstate 10 overpass around mile marker 524 in Kendall County, about 16 miles east of Kerrville.

County looks ahead to redistricting
Kerr County officials took the first steps Monday to prepare for next year’s redistricting efforts.

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Opinion

Rangers Foundation moseys out of town
After nearly a decade of fundraising efforts, the Former Texas Rangers Foundation has announced it will not build the Texas Rangers Heritage Center in Kerrville.

City Council: Stop complaining, start talking
City council members seem to think that the public just doesn’t understand them. But what are they doing about it?

Sports

27-4A’s best of the best
All-District basketball selections announced, Perry wins District 27-4A MVP, Belford honored

ITM, Comfort running sharp at 2010 Warrior Re
Lady Warriors win girls meet, Bobcats take boys, but ITM’s Sledge impresses

OLH hoop teams get noticed in district
Teams fill up TAPPS 7-2A district teams

Lifestyle

Sprinkles of flour dust to kitchen wiz
Columnist Christina Knott writes about her desire to master the art of cooking in her first column on the subject.

Time to get rational about our rations
Columnist Micki McClelland discusses the benefits of food rationing in her weekly column.

Kerrville

Columns

Hill Country pioneers fell for a ‘trap’
By Joe Herring Jr.

Small-town charm earns special performance
By Carlina Villalpando

Tremors are feelings you don't soon forget
By Joseph Benham

No hot water for you in 1846
By Joe Herring Jr.

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