Kerrville’s floodwaters turned a familiar strip mall into a submerged nightmare, swallowing C & F Heating and Air’s decades-old business—where the Flores brothers, who’ve owned it since 1965, lost an estimated $150K in equipment. Town Creek overflowed, dousing businesses even untouched last year, while Uvalde’s Kathy Rice battled rising waters that breached sandbags. Yet, resilience shines: the Flores brothers aim to reopen in months, and Rice and others are focused on rebuilding, grateful and determined to rise again.
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