News

January 18

Sententia Vera, LLC, has partnered with Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas to offer free adult English classes to the Dripping Springs community and beyond.

Three members of the Dripping Springs High School Tiger Band were selected to the Texas Music Educators Association All-State Band on Saturday, Jan. 7, at Westlake High School.

Outgoing historical commission chair recognized

Sententia Vera Cultural Hub will soon welcome How'z It Hawaiian Grill food truck to its Hub Yard.

Dripping Springs United Methodist Church has announced the date for its 33rd annual Wild Game Dinner, presented by VOLVO Cars of Austin and Elliott Electric Supply.

Dripping Springs is hosting its annual wedding showcase once again, inviting couples, wedding parties and families to discover the Wedding Capital of Texas at Dripping Springs Distilling’s Distiller’s Hall.

The annual Festival of Flight will return for its third year, helping to celebrate and educate about the key role migrant bird species play in the local ecosystem and economy.

The Founders Day Festival will return once more later this spring, celebrating Dripping Springs’ heritage and pioneer spirit.

The city of Dripping Springs, in coordination with Hays County, is preparing to begin its election season this coming spring with three city council seats up for grabs.

The Homeless Coalition of Hays County is set to conduct a count of individuals who are staying in emergency shelters, transitional housing and unsheltered locations throughout Hays County later this month.

The Dripping Springs Water Supply Corporation recently dedicated one of its elevated water towers, honoring a longtime employee and Dripping Springs resident.