Opinion

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on Dec. 1 issued the following statement on the Nov. 30 death of George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st president of the United States: “The

Insanity – sometimes defined as the “process of doing the same thing over and over, but expecting a different result.” I have sent several emails to the Mayor and city

As we move toward 2019, I hope we’ll consider what motivates us as a community. For me, the idea of a united Wimberley Valley, working for transparency and improvements to

Eight members of the Texas Legislature filed papers with the Texas Ethics Commission to declare themselves candidates for speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, and as of last week,

In the heated rhetoric of an election year, it is easy to think we share nothing with those who don’t vote as we vote. This is simply not true. I

Good Morning Wimberley, I would like to give you an update on road progress. TxDOT has contracted with Austin Materials to resurface and improve our area of RR12. As I

Statistics compiled by the office of the secretary of state show Texans cast ballots in record numbers during the early voting period before the Nov. 6 midterm general election. Of

As a long-time advocate for the City of Wimberley, a founder of Keep Wimberley Beautiful, and a member of the first Wimberley City Council, I have been increasingly distressed by

Gov. Greg Abbott on Oct. 24 announced $55.5 million in funding from the federal Homeland Security Grant Program to support state and local efforts to prevent terror attacks and crack

With high voter turnout and numerous hotly contested races on the ballot, election security is on many voters’ minds. Last week, the Hays County Commissioners Court approved a measure meant

In the September 20, 2018, Mayor’s Corner, it was noted that “The budget for 2019 would be significantly tested…” What wasn’t noted in the Mayor’s Corner nor included in the

With reference to your excellent article this week on Carroll Czichos, I would like to add a few facts that are probably unknown to most folks living in the area

“But only God can make a tree.” So ends the Joyce Kilmer poem many of us remember memorizing as children. As a community we felt pain over the lose of