Fredericksburg

The airline sector has been in a bit of a nosedive for the better part of the year, with planes sitting idle in hangars and thousands of employees laid off. But there’s more to the aviation industry than airlines. While one sector crashed, general aviation took off.A close-knit community, enticing real estate prospects and the thrill of flight have helped Fredericksburg’s general aviation sector soar through a pandemic that has battered most of the industry.

A busted tourism industry, a flailing oil and gas sector and shuttered bars have led to a multibillion-dollar revenue shortfall for the state of Texas.The…

Construction on the Kinder Morgan natural gas pipeline continued over the weekend. Crews have begun drilling under the Pedernales River in…

COVID-19 cases have hit a new peak in Texas as more establishments opened for business. But not all places are feeling the impact equally. Fredericksburg…

The City of Fredericksburg’s annual operating budget is $70 million. Like many municipalities around the state, the city now faces a funding gap. “Right…

Just up Interstate 10, about 50 miles northwest of San Antonio, stands a monument in a small town that's unlike any monument in Texas. A bell tolls from…

From Texas Standard . Legend has it that the Easter Bunny has its origins in Fredericksburg, which explains why the city is preparing for a major annual...

This week our Growing Pains project is looking at how population growth, the economy and development are affecting housing in and around San Antonio. For…

TPR members are invited to enjoy a special reception in the Hill Country on Saturday, May 30 before the Pioneer Museum's Roots Music concert series…

If you can’t make it to Munich for their Oktoberfest, there’s one a lot closer that you might consider. It’s just a nice drive away in Fredericksburg,…