Monday, September 16, 2024 at 3:45 PM
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It’s another Febrrrruary

The Hill Country Mile resembled an icy ghost town throughout the day last Thursday before showing signs of life again on Friday as inclement winter weather invaded the area and officials across the state urged residents to stay home. However, Kendall County and its encompassed cities fared well compared to last year’s February storm.
It’s another Febrrrruary

The Hill Country Mile resembled an icy ghost town throughout the day last Thursday before showing signs of life again on Friday as inclement winter weather invaded the area and officials across the state urged residents to stay home. However, Kendall County and its encompassed cities fared well compared to last year’s February storm.

In Kendall County as a whole, there were no major, ice-related accidents reported or utility outages, according to county Emergency Management Coordinator Jeff Fincke.

“It was fairly quiet,” Fincke said. “There were some accidents but nothing major. … I appreciate people heeding notice and kind of staying home and being careful.”

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