Opinion

Pipeline needs to do better than ‘best we can’ Kinder Morgan’s Allen Fore is on the record as saying: “Believe that we’re doing the best we can to address concerns

— Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, House Speaker Dennis Bonnen, R-Angleton, and 23 House and Senate members joined Gov. Greg Abbott in Houston on June 13 as he signed four disaster

Hays County could consider purchasing voting equipment that provides a paper record of votes after a workshop on voting equipment held on Tuesday. At the workshop meeting, the Hays County

Editor’s Note: The views expressed by the writer are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the city they serve. As a long-time resident of Woodcreek, I

Gov. Greg Abbott on June 6 signed three bills into law to improve school safety and expand access to mental health resources. “After the horrific shooting (at Santa Fe High

Whenever a “utility” uses the powers of eminent domain, there are existing provisions in the Texas Constitution for that private entity to follow regarding oversight of route choices, construction, management,

Editor’s Note: The views expressed by the writer are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the city they serve. Our Woodcreek Planning & Development Committee has

“The Wimberley ISD Board of Trustees continues to discuss a possible fire station building at the site of the new primary campus. Chief Czichos and Wimberley Fire are critical to

A number of Wimberley area residents have asked me what happened to ESD #4 / Wimberley Fire Rescue’s (“WFR”) proposed new fire station at RR-12 and Winters Mill Parkway –

While the Memorial Day holiday was observed across Texas, lawmakers stayed busy at the state Capitol, voting on key bills in the final three days of the 86th Texas Legislature’s

With the governor’s mansion as their backdrop, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen on May 23 announced their agreement on the Texas Legislature’s state

During the recent heavy rains and the resulting high-water on most of our waterways, Wimberley’s city staff put in many hours keeping us safe and cleaning up afterwards. Particularly impressive

Public safety and the criminal justice system account for the majority of your tax dollars spent by Hays County. These responsibilities require the collaboration of multiple stakeholders, jurisdictions, county functions,