Good news is finally on the horizon for the Hunt community: the beloved Hunt Post Office is officially on track to return. The property owner

Many residents have asked for an update on what is happening at HPS Preservation Park in Hunt. The 4.5-acre property — purchased in April 2003

Neighbors Helping Neighbors The ethos of the Hunt Preservation Society (HPS) flood recovery has always been Neighbors Helping Neighbors. What began with local volunteers trying

A nonprofit is distributing $100 million raised thus far by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.

The Hunt Preservation Society has emerged as a lifeline for residents, shifting from its traditional role as a historical preservation group to become the community’s

Flood victims in Hunt are getting much-needed financial help as some of them continue waiting for help from FEMA.

Hunt — one of the towns hit by the catastrophic Fourth of July floods — has received aid from the Hill Country Community Fund, but residents know

The July Fourth floods caused devastating damage in Hunt, where storm waters surged to 27 feet in less than an hour.

HUNT, TX – The Hunt Preservation Society, Inc. (HPS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit, proudly launches the Hunt Flood Recovery Fund. HPS is uniquely positioned and dedicated

In this roundtable in Kerrville, Texas, President Trump commends first responders, local officials, and federal agencies—especially FEMA—for their work during the flood disaster.