Opinion

(Editor’s Note: The views expressed by the writer are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the city they serve.) I have been asked to repeat the

WWTP - A Closer Review of Potential Consequences Against the wishes of the majority of Wimberley citizens, at the January 3, 2019 City Council meeting, the council voted (4 to

The 86th Texas Legislature convenes Jan. 8 as the partial shutdown of the federal government that began Dec. 22 enters a third week. As always, lawmakers’ priorities will be the

Random acts of kindness in the spirit of the season. Bella (my new puppy) and I went to the Wimberley Crisis Bread Basket today (any and every chance for Bella

I retired to Wimberley two years ago after working for over 50 years with interstate natural gas pipelines. I started in 1967 cleaning engines at a compressor station, then on

Texas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.7 percent in November, remaining at the same 42-year low rate as in October, the Texas Workforce Commission reported Dec. 21. The Texas economy

Patricia Kelly’s recent resignation from the city council, and its underlying cause – a “power struggle” with the mayor according to the article – made me recall a maxim I

Thank you for your unbelievable Community support! With your help, Wimberley Gold Santa again provided a Merry Christmas to 125 deserving families and their 293 children! Your spirit of giving

Due to significant public controversy, the Texas Water Development Board has requested a public hearing prior to an amend of the existing Finding of No Significant Impact, dated August 6,

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton applauded a Dec. 14 Fort Worth federal district court decision declaring unconstitutional the U.S. Affordable Care Act, widely known as “Obamacare.” Ten months ago, Paxton

Thanking Wimberley for help after fire Just as there are not enough words to express sympathy for someone who has suffered a tragic loss, there are not enough words to

Gov. Greg Abbott on Dec. 3 proclaimed Dec. 5 as an official day of mourning across the Lone Star State in honor of former President George H.W. Bush, the 41st

Tired of trash on Cypress Creek Lane While walking along Cypress Creek Lane the other day, I spotted first one and then another beer can – the majority colored bright