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Originally published in The Brackett News, Thursday, September 3, 1998

From the Editor: Has This Ever Happened Before? How newspaper...

One question has appeared again and again in the comments on Facebook posts about the recent flooding: "Has this ever happened before?" Whether...

“Today’s Disaster Relief Distribution was an incredible success. Thanks to our partnership with the South Texas Food Bank, our dedicated volunteers, community partners, and McCoy’s Building Supplies- Del Rio, we were able to serve 715 neighbors.” Source: HOPE Outreach Center of Brackettville, Facebook Post

Kinney County Responds to Historic Flood Recovery Begins

Days of relentless rain brought evacuations, widespread road closures, seven water rescues, and a local disaster declaration—but no lives were lost...

Upcoming Local Government Meetings

Several local government bodies are scheduled to meet in the coming days, with agendas that include flood recovery, infrastructure, budgeting, personnel matters, and grant...

AJ and horse Foxie. Photo by Ellie Hernandez

Kinney County's AJ Hernandez Earns Third at Texas 4-H State Horse Show

Kinney County's AJ Hernandez returned home this week from the Texas 4-H State Horse Show with a third-place overall finish in the Stakes Race,...

FC MUD Backs Plan to Protect the Edwards-Trinity Aquifer

The Fort Clark Municipal Utility District plans to support a new groundwater proposal for Kinney County. The proposal is called a Desired Future Condition, or DFC. A DFC is...

Two Dams Have Guarded Brackettville for More Than 60 Years

Two large dams sit in the ranch land north of Brackettville. Many people drive near them and never know how large they are or why they were built....

Public Comment Period on Proposed Desired Future Condition (DFC)...

Residents have until July 31 to submit comments regarding a proposed update to the Desired Future Condition (DFC) for the Kinney County portion of...

Originally published in The Brackett News, Thursday, September 3, 1998;

From the Editor: Has This Ever Happened Before? How newspaper...

One question has appeared again and again in the comments on Facebook posts about the recent flooding: "Has this ever happened before?" Whether...

The Diary of Lieutenant Francis Henry French at Fort Clark, Texas...

In this 30th installment, Lieut. French enters the third week of his leave visiting his family in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Only the relative excitement...

Brackett ISD Mourns the Loss of Teacher Rebecca Bradfield

Brackett Independent School District announced this week the passing of Mrs. Rebecca Bradfield, who died following a courageous battle with cancer....

Obituary: John M. Brooks

John M. Brooks was born on November 9, 1938, and passed away on April 12, 2026. John proudly served his country in the United States Air Force,...

Residents Urged to Document Flood Damage

Kinney County residents are being asked to document damage caused by recent flooding. Even small reports can help local and state officials...

Days of Rain Close Roads and Swell Creeks Across the Region

Originally published in the Kinney County Post, Thursday, July 16, 2026Followup article to follow in the KCP Thursday, July 23, 2026Days of heavy...

Photo: Live Oak Photography, Raul Martinez, Brackettville, Texas

New Baseball Park Marks Next Chapter for Kinney County Youth Sports

Kinney County Looks to Break Ground on a New Era of BaseballThere are few places in Kinney County that hold as many memories as our Little League...

Pageant Director Michaela Lowrance, Miss Kinney County Anna Cecilia Mesa, Miss Brackettville Genesis Garza, and Host Antonio Zamora. Photo: Out West Photography

New Royalty Crowned at Miss Kinney County & Miss Brackettville...

Eight young ladies were crowned Saturday evening during the annual Miss Kinney County and Miss Brackettville Pageant, celebrating confidence,...

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