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Keep It Beautiful the Natural Way
Keep It Beautiful the Natural Way
A friend recently mentioned that, because of her allergies, she must go inside anytime her husband sprays outside. I hope you will join me in doing it the natural way by making your own herbicides and pesticides that will not bother humans and will kill only the undesired plants or insects. Any treatment that kills indiscriminately interferes with our food chain, and that is potentially harmful to species like us at the top of the chain. Spot spraying with safe products is much safer for all of us and should be the Wimberley Way. 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
Tale of the tape
Tale of the tape
From his time starting as WHS Principal in 1999 through his 15 years as superintendent finishing in 2022, Dwain York has overseen a litany of success. 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting
Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting
Wimberley Country Luxe 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
York leaves legacy in 24 years at WISD
York leaves legacy in 24 years at WISD
For Dwain York, you might say the gravitational pull towards education was strong. It began teaching mathematics and coaching football in the high plains of West Texas and eastern New Mexico, made a short detour through the Permian Basin oilfields, and took root 25 years ago in the Wimberley Valley. 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
A glass act for 30 years
A glass act for 30 years
Many said it couldn’t be done or that it was a mistake to have a glass-working studio situated right outside Wimberley. 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
$273,900 grant to fix Blue Hole trails
$273,900 grant to fix Blue Hole trails
When Blue Hole Regional Park was originally constructed, the trail that winds through the park was not properly graded the larger slopes. That, combined with decomposed granite laid on top of weed barrier cloth, has caused severe washout to portions of the trail during heavier rain events. 06/09/2022 12:00 AM
Students help train Freedom Canines for service
Students help train Freedom Canines for service
While most Wimberley High School students were working on their exams on math, science, English and history, five other local “students” are working on passing their first exam. 06/02/2022 12:00 AM
Independence Day Rodeo: A Wimberley tradition
Independence Day Rodeo: A Wimberley tradition
This year’s Wimberley VFW Independence Day rodeo is the continuation of a summer tradition dating almost to the beginning of settlement in the valley. 06/02/2022 12:00 AM
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Summer Reading Program Kick Off 06/02/2022 12:00 AM
GumboFest cooks up fun, funding for Barnabas
GumboFest cooks up fun, funding for Barnabas
Wimberley GumboFest ‘22 took place at Cypress Falls Swimming Hole in Woodcreek. The fourth annual event drew competition cookers from Texas and Louisiana, as well as over 600 hungry festival-goers from across the state. Thirteen teams submitted entries of the famous Cajun dish known for its difficulty to master. Chicken, sausage, seafood, duck and even rabbit gumbos were painstakingly prepared onsite early in the morning to be tasted by the seven highly experienced judges. In the end, Erin Morgan, of Drifts on the Bayou cook team, took home the first place trophy, with Mark Jones, of Cookin’ with Scrapps, and Kyle Durand, of Bayou Kyle’s Crawfish Crew, placing second and third respectively. Jones was the first place winner of the inaugural WCCA gumbo cookoff in 2019. 06/02/2022 12:00 AM
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