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Experts say the current drought in Texas is the most extreme the state has seen since the 1950s. As a result, the supply of water is the lowest these experts say they have witnessed in that same time period.

October 19

Madi Telschow Managing Editor This past weekend, Dripping Springs experienced the first of two eclipses over the next nine months: an annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14 of this year and a total solar eclipse on April 8 in 2024.

Staff Reports The ninth-annual Dripping Springs Songwriters Festival will offer music lovers the up-close and personal chance to see, hear and get to know talented performers this weekend.

For the 17th year, the Hays County Food Bank will provide holiday meal boxes filled with foods needed to make a festive and nutritious homecooked Thanksgiving meal.

Hays CISD student death investigated as fentanyl-related

Featuring local furry friends eligible for adoption & looking for loving homes!

The Hays County Annex Center hosted an event last week aimed at helping those that provide assistance to service members.

September 23 – October 29 Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival

The Dripping Springs City Council unanimously voted to set the ad valorem tax rate for the 2023—2024 fiscal year, adopting the voter approval tax rate of $0.1778 per $100 valuation.

The Hays County Fire Marshal’s office notified the community that the countywide burn ban in the unincorporated areas of the county was lifted, effective at 11 a.m. on Oct. 5.

with the Dripping Springs Community Library