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July 12

The Hays County Sheriff's Office held the first of its Junior Deputy Days for 2023 last week.

Staff Reports A new report released by the Texas Hill Country Conservation Network shines a spotlight on the need for investing in conservation as Central Texas grows.

Texas will receive more than $3.3 billion in federal money — the most of any state — to help expand broadband availability statewide, the Biden administration announced last week.

July 5

Despite 100 degree temperatures, the inaugural Family Circus kicked off last Saturday at the Bell Springs Winery and their next-door neighbor venue, the Lucky Arrow Retreat.

June 28

The Pride of Dripping Springs festival came and went this past weekend — but not without a whole lot of fanfare.

In what has seemed like a never-ending heat wave — what many weather experts are referring to as a “heat dome” — Texas temperatures continue to reach record highs for June, prompting health advisories and pleas for energy conservation.

The Dripping Springs ISD Board of Trustees has unanimously approved its 2023-2024 fiscal year budget and compensation plan, which includes a 3% pay increase for most full-time employees.

Some may have noticed the heavy machinery, blocked entrances, and workers on the courthouse grounds.

Speeding Springs, a purveyor of classic cars and Americana, will open its new showroom and event space next month.