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South Texas Veterans Health Care System's top stories.
When floodwaters surged through Kerrville, Texas, not just swallowing up roads and homes, they tested the heart of a community.

The recreation center of Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital was filled on Friday, August 15, 2025, with amazing color, wonderful singing, and movement as the South Texas Veterans Health Care System proudly hosted the Veterans Creative Arts Competition.

Who doesn’t love a nice cuddle? Nurses at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital were delighted to meet “Nightingale” a Labrador Retriever puppy, who has silky beautiful black fur and a big-hearted spirit.

Staff at the Audie L. Murphy VA Hospital have rolled up their sleeves in a major way to bring a therapeutic garden to life for our inpatient Veterans!

Shining a light on social workers — exceptional individuals, whose communication abilities representing the pinnacle in connecting with others.

The South Texas Veterans Health Care System Nursing Education Department, in partnership with the University of Texas Health San Antonio School of Nursing, have been chosen as the 2024 recipients for the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Exemplary Academic-Practice Partnership Award.

The Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital’s Emergency Department (ED) has undergone renovation. These quality-of-life enhancements will assist doctors and nurses in reducing treatment times, provide Veterans a smoother and timelier visit.

The Kerrville VA Medical Center (KVAMC) took the trophy from last year's victor.

Veterans fell in line to receive food from a distribution point located on the backside of the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital parking lot, near the Community Living Center.

You want to see heroic and courageous, peer into the eyes of a housekeeper aide, who has been collecting hazardous waste from patient rooms and wiping down everything everyone touches throughout day and night.
