Wimberley View

WHS Cross Country is burning up the paths

Griffin Neal, top runner for Wimberley High School’s boy’s cross country team kept his undefeated record clean by winning the recent meet at Fredericksburg. On a sloppy and muddy course,

A man of few words

Numerous times when asked to do an interview for the View, a smirk and a “no” has always been the answer of Jim French of Wimberley Rentals. Too many times

Rainfall reaches records, limited flooding

Sunday was one of the hardest downpours of the last few decades, but the Wimberley Valley made it out without much flooding. “The rain occurred on top of us and

Wimberley Café sold

One of the most talked about properties in Wimberley has officially sold as the Wimberley Café is off the market. Despite the consistent rumors about who was going to be

Texans win first game

“We had ten seconds left on the clock in the fourth quarter with the score tied 25-25. With one time-out left, we decided to take one more shot at winning,”

Wimberley Texans beat Devine

The Wimberley Texan volleyball girls swept Divine in three games (25-14/25-13/25-21) last Tuesday as they continued to improve as a team. “They were okay as a team to play at

News

WHS 4-H elects new club officers

HOT accusations simmer, legality questioned

Wimberley City Councilmember Patricia Cantu-Kelly accused the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce, Convention Center and Visitors Bureau of misusing Hotel Occupancy Tax funds during last week’s ci

By Dalton Sweat Editor

A man of few words

Numerous times when asked to do an interview for the View, a smirk and a “no” has always been the answer of Jim French of Wimberley Rentals.

By Gary Zupancic Staff Reporter

Sports

Second half dooms Texan football

In a game of two very different halves last Friday, the Wimberley Texans football team won the first half. Then Canyon Lake stormed back in the second half to win the game at 34-14.

By A.l. Shaff Sports

WHS Cross Country is burning up the paths

A.L. Shaff Sports

Volleyball gets prepared for district

After a week and a half layoff from play in the middle of the season, the Lady Texan volleyball team had a tough time getting back into the swing of the season against Poth last week.

By Dalton Sweat Editor

Opinion

Mayor’s Corner

As we approach the City’s fiscal year ended September 30, 2018, it is time for a financial review of the year, as well as the outlook for fiscal 2019, the budget for which is nearing completion.

By Susan Jaggers Wimberley Mayor

Letters to the Editor

My concerns with the current Mayor and City Council’s handling of the WWTP have consistently been that “changing the project scope late in a project’s execution phase results in unanticipated conse