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The Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District hosted a town hall meeting last week to discuss impacts of and responses to the ongoing Hill Country drought. But despite addressing a number of concerns, there was little resolution.

Madi Telschow, previously a staff reporter for the Dripping Springs Century News, has been named the paper’s newest editor.

September 7 Dripping Springs Farmers Market Every Wednesday at the Pound House Farmstead in Dripping Springs. Until further notice, the market will be operating from 9 a.m. to noon.

Lance Winter

La Cima — a 2,400acre, master-planned community at the intersection of Wonder World Drive and RR 12 — was on the Commissioners’ docket last week.

Hays County Jehovah’s Witnesses return to door-to-door ministry after 30-month pause

The Wimberley Players, a nonprofit, theatrical organization, has released its lineup for its 2023 season.

The Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance presented $7,610,000 in grants to 30 organizations for providing services to approximately 5,100 Central Texas area veterans.

Three students represented Dripping Springs ISD over the summer at the 2022 Lone Star Leadership Academy camp, hosted by the nonprofit organization Education in Action.

Domestic violence is up in Hays County, and victims are presenting more severe cases, according to Holly Cunningham-Kizer, Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center’s development and donor relations coordinator.

A fatal accident closed down part of Fitzhugh Road over the weekend, causing traffic delays near the intersection with Crossroads Drive.

Action taken on bond election, property taxes and more