The November Constitutional Amendment election led to changes in property taxes that have delayed tax statements for the year, according to the Hays County Tax Assessor-Collector Jenifer O’Kane. The property tax statements are now available to view online at tax.co.hays.tx.us and will become delinquent on Feb. 1. O’Kane issued this statement on Dec. 14 to explain the reason for the delay.
In conjunction with the Winter-Nights Showcase, Wimberley’s Susan Gibson will host a Singer-Songwriter Workshop on January 10 at the EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens.
People ask Warren Hood a lot of questions at the end of his shows. “What was the name of that song you played – it sounded like Stephane Grappelli maybe, right after the Doug Sahm cover?” “How did you learn to play fiddle like that?” “Are you playing anywhere else this week?” “How old are you?”
With Hanukkah stories reaching back more than 2,000 years, prayers, music and traditional potato latkes, a Menorah lighting ceremony was held on the Wimberley Square last week. Rabbi Ari Weingarten of Chabad of San Marcos addressed the crowd of approximately 75 people who gathered for the event. He explained that the lighting of the Menorah encourages humans to “bring light to the darkness,” which was echoed by Rabbi Pinni Katz of Johannesburg, South Africa who also spoke. The ceremony took place on the sixth night of Hanukkah, a festival which began this year at sunset on December 7 and ended December 15.
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