Kerrville United Podcast

For our listeners that prefer an audio podcast, here is the interview with candidate for Commissioner Precinct 1, Konrad Wert. Konrad is taking on Harley Belew in the November general election for Precinct 1 Commissioner. For a video of this interview, check out our previous post.

This podcast by Aaron Yates sets the record straight on this week's stories about radio personality and County Commissioner Harley Belew. This story is not about KU or Aaron Yates -- it's about Harley's own words. Harley has attempted to distract from the story by attacking the messenger. With this podcast, we set the record straight and put focus back on the representative's words.

Today's episode features an interview with Eli Garcia, a Republican candidate for Kerr County Sheriff.

Marty and Aaron discuss the news leading up to the Primary Election as well as City Council Election news following the ballot deadline on February 14. Lots of news since our last episode!

Today on the podcast, hosts Marty Lenard and Aaron Yates interview Dr. Rebecca Bell-Metereau, a Democratic candidate for the Texas State Board of Education, District 5. This district encompasses all of Kerr County along with Gillespie, Kendall, Blanco, Llano, Mason, San Saba, Guadalupe, Caldwell, and Hayes counties, as well as portions of Bexar and Travis counties. The State Board of Education election is part of the Primary Election Ballot on March 3. Voters in each political party will select a candidate that will then be on the ballot in the November general election. Kerrville United has invited the other candidates for this race to sit for interviews and we hope to bring you more of these candidates on the pod.

Join Aaron Yates and Marty Lenard as we learn about the State Board of Education -- who they are, what they do, why it matters to you on a local level. Kerr County is part of District 5 for the State Board of Education, and the recent retirement of Ken Mercer (R) has left this seat wide open to potential candidates. Kerrville United will interview some of the candidates for this seat in the near future, so this episode aims to bring you up to speed on the duties of the SBOE reps and why their work is important. Thanks for listening!

Today's episode features an interview with Mitch Lambdin, a Republican candidate for Kerr County Sheriff, as well as some reminders about the upcoming primary election.

Larry Leitha is a Republican candidate for Kerr County Sheriff, and in this episode of the podcast, Aaron Yates and Marty Lenard discuss his background, experience, and positions on issues related to Kerr County.

The first podcast of 2020 covers local election news and some developments that came out of the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on January 2. Hosts Aaron Yates and Marty Lenard also offer some insight into some stories that will continue to develop in the new year. Enjoy!

This week we sat down with Capt. Carol Twiss, a Republican candidate for Kerr County Sheriff. Hosts Aaron Yates and Marty Lenard asked Twiss about her experience, her views on the job of the sheriff, and how she would approach the position, if elected. We have invited the other candidates for sheriff to sit for interviews with us in the near future, so stay tuned for more politics and election news from around Kerrville and Kerr County.

Updates and information on various city and county topics and elections. Topics include the Commissioners Court dealings on Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Second Amendment Sanctuary proposal, and animal shelter updates. On the city side, discussion of the upcoming elections and the newly proposed Vintage Heights subdivision near Riverhill.

In this episode we dissect the policy issues underlying the changes in Animal Services, as well as the workshop held on November 18. What did the Commissioners Court do wrong? What could have been done better? What did the workshop accomplish? Marty Lenard and Aaron Yates discuss all of this and more in this episode of the Kerrville United Podcast.

Marty Lenard and Aaron Yates co-host the first "real" commentary episode of the Kerrville United Podcast. Help us design future episodes by letting us know what you think and what content you'd like to hear on future episodes. Topics: "Growth in Kerrville Newsletter" by Comanche TraceCharter Amendment Election ResultsKerr County Animal ServicesKISD ProjectsEIC Projects

This episode brings you the full audio from Monday, October 28's Economic Improvement Corporation (EIC) meeting at City Hall. Please subscribe to our podcast to get all of the updates pushed to your device automatically! We'll soon be on Apple Podcasts, too.

Our very first episode of the Kerrville United Podcast is the most recent Kerrville City Council meeting from October 22, 2019. We will be bringing you meeting audio quite often, as that was actually the first impetus for this podcast. Some of us prefer to listen to meetings while driving or commuting, and this podcast format makes it even easier to consume meetings this way. Please subscribe and let us know your feedback about this brand new podcast from Kerrville United. Thanks!

By popular demand, we have a new experiment at Kerrville United... Podcasting. In the coming weeks, we'll bring you news, commentary, meeting audio, and interviews. Please stay tuned for more information, and please subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts!