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Casi L. Noel, DMD

The City of Wimberley, in conjunction with the Friends of the Blue Hole, will continue the 8th annual 2019 Concert in the Park series through out the month of April

Michael James has been writing songs and performing for more than 50 years and he still gets a thrill on those nights when he connects with his audience. “Sometimes it

It happens every spring, at least for the past few years, at Wimberley Pharmacy. It was the annual Wellness Fair and Customer Appreciation Day. Many look forward to the annual

Friday, April 12 • Laura Lee, 8 p.m.,The Tavern at Cypress Falls • Lesti Huff, 7 p.m., Ino’z • Friday Afternoon Club, 4 p.m., Gruene Hall • Jack Honey, Moira

If you are an early riser and listen to 94.1 FM KWVH’s Breakfast Taco, you know who is behind the broadcasting board and in control of things. She’s also known

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series, running monthly prior to the Second Saturday Gallery Trail and profiling art galleries in Wimberley. This installment features Bent Tree

Slaid Cleaves spins stories with the eye of a novelist and a poet’s heart. Unsurprising for a guy who studied English and philosophy at Tufts University. His songs are shaped

I was driving on Texas 150 from Kyle to Wimberley the other day and I could hardly keep my eyes on the road for all the beautiful wildflowers I was

I have had several people ask me lately if I think spring is finally here. I suppose the recent temperature fluctuations has raised the question. According to the calendar, spring

The premiere event of many residents is the Wimberley Civic Club’s Wine Walk. For the fourth year, vintners, wineries and other vendors display their wares and the wine tastings begin.

Students, STEM teachers (Patrick Lisk), Board Member(Victor Hotho) and administrator (Dr. Erin Flynn) from Katherine Anne Porter School (KAPS), Peggy Wilfong (Director of the Ace 21st Community Learning Center at

Here’s a good definition of happiness: being able to make a living doing what you love to do. That describes Cristi Clyburn. Since graduating from Texas State in 2006 with