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While the city of Dripping Springs will not hold an election for mayor or city council this year, there is plenty on the ballot for the May 6 general election.

Dripping Springs High School has announced the Top 10 students by academic rank for the Class of 2023.

May 3

Founders Day looked a bit different this year, lacking the infamous parade and all its floats, candy and miscellaneous goodies.

With mental health daily impacting the kinds and numbers of crimes occurring inTexas, a group of concerned judicial experts were brought to San Marcos to gain insight and knowledge about how best to address the growing problem.

April 26

The Hays County Commissioners Court officially proclaimed April as the month to promote the health and wellbeing of county residents, especially those who may be in line for life-saving transplants and for those who are on the autism spectrum.

Dripping Springs High School Health Science students Priya Chandrani and Connor Johnson have qualified for the 2023 HOSA International Leadership Conference.

Scenic Texas’ For the Love of Texas bike ride returned to the Hill Country this past weekend, celebrating Earth Day with the annual event.

The League of Women Voters of Hays County held a forum for the Dripping Springs Independent School District earlier this month, introducing the candidates for the DSISD Board ofTrustees election in May Four candidates are currently running for two positions on the DSISD Board of Trustees. They are (in ballot order) threeterm incumbent Ron Jones, military veteran Rob McClelland, sales director Jeffrey Aylstock and educator and administrator Kim Cousins. The forum — held at Sentenia Vera Cultural Hub on April 13 — gave each candidate an opportunity to share their platform with the local community, in preparation for the election on May 6. Early voting runs from April 24 to May 2.

Court moves to merge General Counsel with DA