The City of Kerrville issued a public notice Tuesday about a sanitary sewer overflow in an area south of downtown. In a news release, the city said the sewer overflow is located in the Town Creek area near State Highway 27 and Water Street. Residents and visitors are encouraged to avoid Town Cree...
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