Ingram News

A 4-month-old Ingram boy and his family received some much-needed financial assistance June 27, during a benefit at the Hunt fire house.

Stumbling across a snake can be a terrifying situation - for you and the snake. That's because a lot of people live by the adage, 'The only good snake is a dead snake.' But wildlife experts say that premise is dead wrong, because snakes are an important part of the ecosystem and shouldn't be killed out of fear.

Turning Point I, the 2009 members' exhibition of the Hill Country Arts Foundation, will be on display at the HCAF Duncan-McAshan Visual Arts Center at the Point Theater, 120 Point Theatre Road South in Ingram, through Saturday, June 27.

Kerr County officials have been fielding calls from the public about the worsening drought conditions and what it means.

The quiet house for the archbishop and priests at St. Peter Upon the Water retreat at Ingram is larger than other planned cabins.

Ingram Independent School District is the recipient of a $296,571 competitive 2009 'Improving Literacy Through School Libraries Grant.' The district was notified by the U.S. Department of Education on Monday.

A stink has been raised about two portable toilets Kerr County officials had placed on private property near Ingram Dam for public use.

The Kerrville Daily Times picked up two awards at the Texas Press Association's 130th annual convention in Austin on Saturday.

When the Ingram City Council began its regular meeting Tuesday evening, one seat was empty.

A high-end, single-family housing development near Ingram is being proposed by Phoenix Summit Limited.

Motorcycles always have held a special place in James Salter's heart. As a teenager, he dreamt of owning a bike.

When classes resume, Ingram Elementary School staff and students will meet someone new - their principal.

A Cypress Falls subdivision homeowner is concerned with the construction of Ingram's new wastewater system.

When law enforcement conducts a warrant roundup, as was done this past week, officers are briefed on the people they are seeking and their potential hangouts.

A dedication ceremony for the Ingram Tom Moore High School Science Center took place Tuesday, recognizing the end of construction.

Austin Shane Wright, 17, of Ingram died Monday evening after a car he was working on fell on him.

What are dangerous wild animals? The answer depends on who you ask. For Beaver Road residents, just outside of Ingram, tigers would most likely make the list.

The global success of the Britain's Got Talent star has had an unlikely impact on one unassuming Texas artist.

The Hill Country Chapter of the American Red Cross is gearing up for the start of hurricane season on June 1 and preparing to lend a helping hand in the event of a natural disaster.

This group of bikers is traveling the road to salvation on two wheels. A local man is seeking volunteers to help organize a Christian motorcycle rally in Kerr County.