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Two hundred tons of flooding debris were removed in Kerrville on Aug. 15 using donations from communities across Central Texas. (Courtesy Chris Osmore/King's Ransom Foundation)

Local businesses step up to continue flood cleanup in the Hill Country

By Andrew Creelman

A local excavation company has teamed up with a nonprofit organization to continue ramping up cleanup and restoration efforts after the historic floods caused extensive damage.

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Alamo Area Rape Crisis Center aims to support victims of sexual assault. (Courtesy Alamo Area Rape Crisis Center)
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Robert Earl Keen, Tyler Childers, Miranda Lambert and more performed at the Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels to raise money for flood relief efforts in the Hill Country. (Travis Baker/Community Impact)
Flood relief concert in New Braunfels raises ...
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Local veterans association celebrates 10 years in ...
The Rock Haus Foundation hosts and offers enrichment programs and activities throughout the year such as painting, music and dance classes. (Courtesy Rock Haus Foundation)
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The shelter has occupancy space for 10 people and offers a variety of living spaces and amenities for families and children. (Maddy Morales/Community Impact)
Community drives Family Promise of Greater New Braunfels' mission in preventing homelessness
Amy Miller, a clinic patient, said she learned that she had many undiagnosed, complex medical issues with the Volunteers in Medicine clinic. (Courtesy Volunteers in Medicine)
Volunteers in Medicine clinic offers medical, dental care for the uninsured
Eden Hill Communities celebrates 115 years of service this June. (Maddy Morales Community Impact)
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A birds eye view of Connections and Individual Family Services Phase 2 construction as of April 7. (Courtesy Connections and Individual Family Services)
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The museum is dedicated to the collection, conservation, preservation and display of materials associated with the cultural history of the Texas Hill Country. (Courtesy The Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country)
The Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country celebrates 25 years
The four phase expansion includes a new dining hall, maintenance barn, family cabins, amenities and welcome center. (Rendering courtesy T Bar M Camps & Retreats)
$50M expansion in the works for T Bar M Camps & Retreats
outside of the McKenna events center
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Pantry at RACAP
Applications open for Randolph Area Christian Assistance Program Holiday Meal Basket