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Court takes steps to stop number of payroll errors

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

21 students received a combined $50,000 in scholarships from the Austin Board of Realtors

Hays County Commissioners Court Judge Ruben Becerra swore in new officers for the Hays County 4-H Council at a ceremony held Wednesday, June 14 at the historic courthouse downtown.

Representative Chip Roy (R-TX-21) presented the Exceptional Senior Award to 42 high school students across Texas’ 21st Congressional district.

Texas grocery retailer H-E-B has announced the opening of its third new store in 2023, located on the former site of the Nutty Brown Café & Amphitheater at Country Road 163 and US Highway 290.

As a young, female journalist, I’m used to expecting the unexpected, being prepared to jump at a moment’s notice. But when a man put his hands on me at a city council meeting last week, I found myself frozen.

Dripping Springs’ third-annual pride festival is fast approaching this weekend, offering residents the opportunity to express themselves and their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Commissioners Court plans to remedy payroll errors

Multiple houses in the Dripping Springs area caught fire over the weekend as a result of an isolated thunderstorm on Saturday morning.

For those who knew U.S. Army Pvt. 1st Class Kristian Menchaca personally, it is nearly impossible to believe he has been gone for 17 years.

When season three of the hit TV show “Walker, Texas Ranger” called for a cake, Dripping Springs bakery Cakes ROCK!!! was there to answer — literally.