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Back in 2017 Bosses Sauces, both Original and Recd River, were entered in H-E-B’s Primo Picks. It is a contest of food products from Texas and winners get their products

On Saturday, February 23, the Hill Country Community Band (HCCB) will present their latest pops-concert, titled The Rat Pack, at the Wimberley Community Center at 7:00 p.m. Selected music from

A couple of years ago I received a Kalanchoe plant from a friend. These colorful succulent plants have blooms that last for several months. They come in a dazzling array

Although some birds have flown south to avoid the cold, there is still a lot of avian activity in our area. Among the winter birds you can look forward to

As the Wimberley Gardens nursery approaches its first anniversary, things couldn’t be rosier. Owners Jennie and Matt Horvath have survived their first year in business. Over the months, they have

With Valentine’s Day occupying much of what is on people’s minds this month it should come as no big surprise that February is a big month for flowers. But, oddly

If you have walked around the Wimberley Square and wondered what’s going on at the old Gallery on the Square building, here’s what you need to know: — Soon there

When I first heard that Jane Eyre, the Musical was going to be performed at the EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens, my first thought was, “Really?” How could anybody adapt such

Whether you believe in Punxsutawney Phil or Bee Cave Bob, the “Wimberley Indivisible” group celebrated the impending arrival of Spring in a “Wimberley Way”. Wimberley Indivisible is Keep Wimberley Beautiful’s

I have recently had orchids on my mind, and I can’t seem to move on to another type of flower as I strive to write a column for The View.

Aging is Cool, a Central Texas business with the goal of keeping older adults mentally and physically active, announces its annual summer camp for adults age 60 and older. Camp

My goodness, but that was quick. I recently asked my readers to let me know if they were fortunate enough to see early-arriving hummingbirds in the month of February. I

A few weeks back my grandson mentioned how surprised he was to realize grapes could have seeds. That child’s simple comment made me wonder – how many others ever think