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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. This year, the district is still evaluating what went wrong — and how to move forward.

January 4

Popular Hill Country venue and resort to showcase wedding offerings

Commissioners Court bids farewell to Jones

Hays County Commissioners have unanimously approved a $6.86 million, seven-and-a-half-year contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for public safety video surveillance upgrades.

High school seniors in Hays County have the opportunity to win a MacBook Air, thanks to an essay competition from the Hays County Local Health Department.

The city of Dripping Springs is expected to discuss and consider approval of a resolution establishing priorities for the upcoming legislative session in Texas and authorizing representation of the municipality.

Annually, Rambo Masonic Lodge #426 in Dripping Springs identifies one member of the community to receive the Community Builder Award. In 2022, the award was presented to Dave Edwards.

It’s another year in Dripping Springs, and community leaders across the area are looking forward to further growth and development in 2023 — both personally and professionally.

Hays County officially has several newly or reelected officials across its various offices.

What does that mean for the district?