Effects of government shutdown hit home
Wed, 01/23/2019 - 11:00pm
Hays County and the surrounding areas are starting to feel the weight of the longest federal government shutdown in American history – now officially in its 30th day, as the
Hays County and the surrounding areas are starting to feel the weight of the longest federal government shutdown in American history – now officially in its 30th day, as the
Tensions were high as the Wimberley City Council got an ear full from the public on the change in scope to have the sewage from a proposed wastewater system treated
Six area FFA members are raising and training puppies to be more than just a household pet. Much, much, more. The Dripping Springs and Wimberley high schoolers are to raise
Sales tax allocations for the city of Wimberley were down this month, although that may have been predictable given the nature of last month’s large increase. The January payment, representing
If you haven’t yet, it’s time to get a flu shot. In the last two months of 2018, 855 Hays County residents tested positive for influenza, according to Eric Schneider,
Del Castillo at Susanna’s Kitchen On January 17, Del Castillo, an Austin-based band known for their blend of sounds including rock, flamenco, Latin, blues, and world-music into a powerful, original
County Judge Bert Cobb, M.D., retired December 31, 2018, from County service and as head of the Hays County Commissioners Court. He was elected to two four-year terms as County
The 86th Session of the Texas Legislature opened last week, and both the House and Senate have plenty of business to attend to. According to the Texas Legislature website, members
The Hays County Commissioners Court took action on numerous personnel items after emerging from executive session last week. The commissioners approved a reorganization plan for the county treasurer’s office after
The canceled contract for a wastewater treat plant has finally been settled costing the city an additional $200,000 to get out of the contract for convenience. In total, the city
The Hays County Commissioners Courtroom was packed, with people lining the walls and even sitting on the floor, for the swearing-in ceremony for Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra. Daphne Tenorio,
The powers of the office of Mayor for the city of Wimberley continue to be adjusted and clarified as the Wimberley City Council once again adjusted the city’s governance policy.
On Tuesday, January 15, the Wimberley Lions Club will celebrate two big milestones in the club’s history. On that date in 1969, the local newspaper reported that a group of
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