News

November 9

The Dripping Springs Rotary Club will again host its in-person, indoor fundraiser for veterans this coming week.

It was Christmas Day 1997.

Camp David Retreat celebrated its opening as the newest adventure vacation location with an open house and ribbon cutting last week, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce. The event, held on Wednesday, Nov. 2, brought together family, friends and chamber members to commemorate the special occasion for the retreat.

SignatureCare South Austin, a new emergency care center off of Slaughter Lane and Mopac Expressway, celebrated a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce last week.

This year’s Empty Bowls Project returned to its traditional in-person event, an area collaboration and fundraiser that helps fight food insecurity in the Dripping Springs community.

Standard and Poor’s Financial Services — a nationally recognized rating agency — announced its upgrade for Hays County from AA to AA+ for the upcoming issuance of Limited Tax Bonds.

Monica Becerra refuted that she and her husband, Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra, owe more than $1 million in taxes.

An officer-involved shooting took place in Dripping Springs over the weekend after law enforcement officers were called to a local neighborhood.

November 2 Dripping Springs Farmers Market Every Wednesday at the Pound House Farmstead in Dripping Springs. The market is back to its regular hours: 3 to 6 p.m.

Voters cast their ballots for Nov. 8 election

Focus on the City Hall office remodel has renewed once more, especially following the city of Dripping Springs’ finalization of its budget and tax rate for the 2023 fiscal year.