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On Monday, Aug. 15, the Texas Education Agency released its 2022 accountability ratings for districts and campuses across the state.

Women in the Dripping Springs area are invited to join the Dripping Springs Women’s Club board of directors for a Membership Kickoff Mixer early next month.

North Hays EMS held a Ground Breaking Ceremony for multiple new buildings earlier this month, including the locations for EMS Station 72, EMS Station 73, and the district offices.

The Hill Country food scene is soaring to new heights with the addition of a new, fine-dining experience in Wimberley.

with the Dripping Springs Community Library

Access and reliability to high-speed internet have two very different meanings for Hays County broadband customers, according to the results of a countywide broadband study.

Last week, Dripping Springs ISD students resumed classes for the fall semester, officially kicking off the 2022–2023 school year.

The Dripping Springs ISD Board of Trustees voted 6-1 at a special meeting last week to call for a $481.1 million bond referendum.

Inmate dies following medical emergency, Sheriff's Office says

Hays County commissioners have given the green light to two grant agreements to provide ongoing support for San Marcos Hays County EMS and the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center.

Last Chance Dancehall, the second-oldest dancehall in Austin, has sat on U.S. Highway 290 between Oak Hill and Dripping Springs since 1946. But due to financial, structural and electrical issues, its owners are worried it might not be around for much longer.

With climate change affecting weather around the globe, including the current heatwave in the Hill Country, more and more people have taken an interest in plants.