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Border Organization Celebrates Pre-K 3 Return, Seeks Special...

Border Organization leaders from Brackettville address the Brackettville ISD school board to thank them for working with the organization to...

Smithsonian Museum on Main Street Brings More Than an Exhibit to...

The value of the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street program reaches far beyond the traveling exhibit itself. While the exhibit will be an important...

Secretary Jackie McDonald and President Michaela Lowrance, pictured above, attended the Heritage Tourism Workshop, facilitated by the Texas Historical Commission in conjunction with the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street program.
Around 35 people attended the one-day workshop at Dickman Hall, including representatives from FCSA; Kinney County Judge’s office; American Legion; Fort Clark Springs Creative Collective Arts; Fort Clark Historical Society; Kinney County Post; The Whitehead Museum, Del Rio; Devils Sinkhole Society, Rocksprings; TerraTx Art Festival, Concan; Falcon Art Foudation, Del Rio; Seminole Canyon State Park; Kickapoo Cavern State Park; Lipan Apache Band of Texas; Kinney County Historical Commission; Desert Air Motel, Sanderson; Texas Pecos Trail Region sponsored lunch from Ziggy’s for the group.

Chamber Discusses Pageant, Prickly Pear Festival, Smithsonian...

The Kinney County Chamber of Commerce met Thursday, May 21, at 5:30 p.m. in the Fritter Room at the Kinney County Library to discuss upcoming...

Groundwater District Sets Public Hearings as Aquifer Conditions...

Water has always been more than a utility in Kinney County. It is the foundation of ranching, families, wildlife, growth, and the long-term future...

KCLL Astros Coach Pitch Team Brings Home Championship Rings

The Kinney County Little League Astros coach pitch team had a big weekend in Crystal City, competing in the Memorial Day tournament on Saturday,...

Photo by Larry Trulove

Kinney County Musician Dudley Ilse Releases Album, "Finally"

Kinney County’s own Dudley Ilse, guitarist and vocalist for Dudley Ilse & The Downbeats, has officially released a new four-track Country album...

391 Commission Seeks Public Input on Howard-Solstice Transmission...

The newly repurposed Texas Border Sub-Regional Planning Commission, also known as the 391 Commission, held its first public meeting May 11 at the...

Kinney County Post Seeks Feedback on Possible Mailed Subscriptions

Kinney County Post is exploring the possibility of offering mailed newspaper subscriptions for readers who would like to receive the paper directly...

Community Council Continues Effort to Place Life-Saving AEDs at...

A new map and flyer are helping Fort Clark Springs residents and guests locate the automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, currently placed...

Glow in the Dark 5K Walk/Run to Benefit Kinney County Frontier...

Community members are invited to light up the night for a good cause at the upcoming Glow in the Dark 5K Walk/Run, benefiting Kinney County...

“Light Up the Fort” Fireworks Fundraiser

Fort Clark Springs is inviting residents, families, and community supporters to help make this year’s Fourth of July celebration shine through the...

FCS Creative Collective Arts hosts Open House, Unveiling...

After several months of dedicated work led by Veronica and Joe Ulrich, Creative Collective Arts has breathed new life into the North Wing of the...

Devil’s River railroad bridge, circa 1890s.

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

Francis Henry French was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on September 27, 1857. Deeply impressed from his youth by the stirring deeds and stories told...

Birding the Border brings Visitors and Possibilities to Rural...

When Birding the Border returns April 29-May 3, organizer Emily Grant expects nearly 100 bird enthusiasts from around the country to spend several...

Pictured: City Officials, Staff, and Grant Writers: Damian Villarreal, Mike Falcon, Mike Ford, Mike Aguirre, Antonio Zamora, Steven Lowrance, Brigette Villa, Alma Gutierrez, Candy Hobbs, Refugio Martinez

City of Brackettville Awarded $50,000 USDA Grant for Much-Needed...

The City of Brackettville is proud to announce it has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to purchase a...

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