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Dripping Springs’ freshman State Rep. Carrie Isaac (R), District 73, has proposed a bill that would prohibit any and all polling locations on college campuses in the state. For her, Isaac said, it’s a school safety issue, but opponents don’t agree.

Hays County Criminal District Attorney Kelly Higgins announced yesterday that a Hays County grand jury concluded its review of the November 2022 shooting incident involving Hays County Deputy Mohmmad Zaqzouq. The grand jury did not return an indictment in the matter.

February 15

Last week, the Dripping Springs Montessori School celebrated its recent opening with a ribbon cutting, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.

Several hundred high school students from around the state converged in San Marcos from Feb. 6 through 8 in attendance of the 27th Annual Texas Crime Stoppers Campus Conference.

Commissioners approve 10% raises for 465 employees

The Dripping Springs Women's Club has announced that it will award two scholarships in the amount of $1,000 to deserving female applicants who live in Dripping Springs ISD and plan to attend college this fall.

with the Dripping Springs Community Library

In the Nov. 8 general election last year, Dripping Springs ISD voters did not approve any of the propositions included in the 2022 bond referendum. Now, a version of that same bond may be back up for election.

Large parts of Central Texas remain under disaster declaration after a winter storm, referred to as Winter Storm Mara, blew through earlier this month.