Opinion

The City is evaluating options to complete the sewer project with minimal financial impact. This process is necessary due to the current cost overruns, additional change orders required and the

First I would like to state that I fully support a sewer solution to the Central Wimberley District. That being said, during my campaign I committed to ensure that the

AUSTIN — A panel of Texas Senate members on June 11 and 12 received input about ways to improve security on public school campuses. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who presides

Observations from the mayor’s town hall Let’s talk about the mayor’s town hall meeting on June 6, 2018. First, on her slide presentation, the mayor briefly noted substantial budget deficits,

Just before the FEMA folks left town after the Memorial Day flood, they mentioned to me (and to others) that Wimberley is the most resilient community they’d ever encountered in

Why would city want to go with Aqua Texas? On or around June 1st, a 30 day hold was placed on the contract with Black Castle to build a city-owned

Do you rely on your local newspaper to keep up with how your tax dollars are being spent? If so, tell your congressman you don’t want a new tariff to

The Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer District (BSEACD) was created by the Texas Legislature and overwhelmingly approved by the district’s voters in 1987. For more than 30 years, the district’s elected

Concerned that Sonic could do harm I am a citizen of Wimberley and am opposed to permitting Sonic to the City of Wimberley for the reasons below. 1. Permitting Sonic

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on May 30 joined state and local leaders in Dallas and San Marcos to unveil his School and Firearm Safety Action Plan. The governor’s plan

Questioning Electro Purification I am curious as to just how EP plans to move these large volumes of water, both during the testing phase and when in full production. Trucking,