Kilgore Current

08/31/2025

Did you know we offer Adult Craft each month? Here are some masterpieces from Tuesday's craft!

08/31/2025

08/31/2025

Good evening,

08/30/2025

ETBlitz.com is your source for sports! Stay tuned…

08/29/2025

Announcer Voice: “This Judgment Day, the Rooster comes calling… Who’s the chicken now?”



— Kudosalways to for starting it all!

📸 Art by

08/29/2025

08/29/2025

08/29/2025

Save the date for Whatanight!

08/29/2025

For the cinema fans in the audience, today is from the franchise 🤖

That’s all for now… I’ll be back 🦾

08/28/2025

Way to go!

Congratulations to senior, McKayla Holland for being named to the 2025 All-State Journalism Staff! She was named one of the 245 students across Texas. We are SO PROUD OF YOU, McKayla!! McKayla is the current Editor-in-Chief of the KHS Mirror this year, and placed 5th at the State UIL meet in News Writing in May. 🐾❤️

08/28/2025

Statewide, Thursday (8/28) will be the peak of fire environment conditions supporting low initial attack wildfire activity within South Texas, Lower Gulf Coast, Central Texas, Eastern Hill Country, Cross Timbers, Rolling Plains, and Northeast Texas Predictive Services Areas (PSA). These PSAs still have intermittent dryness with surface fuels that are susceptible to ignition sources. Any fires that do occur should exhibit low resistance to control.

The fire environment Friday through the weekend will progressively change with forecast cooler maximum temperatures, increased surface moisture from the Gulf, and increased forecast precipitation chances limiting fire potential. Portions of South Texas and Lower Gulf Coast will be the exception with forecast limited precipitation chances and near normal maximum temperatures. The fire environment for these PSAs will continue to support low to limited initial attack wildfire potential. Any fires that do occur should exhibit low resistance to control.

Recent and forecast thunderstorms could support lightning ignitions in dry surface fuels with values of less than 25% per 30-day percent of normal maps. Outflow winds from thunderstorms can produce brief periods of elevated fire weather with changes in windspeed and direction.

Incident Information - Texas A&M Forest Service

Additional details are posted in the Texas Fire Potential Update at: https://bit.ly/TexasFirePotentialUpdate
Please stay current with Texas fuels/fire danger products at https://ticc.tamu.edu/PredictiveServices/default.aspx and local your fire weather forecast at https://www.weather.gov/srh/