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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.

The Dripping Springs High School Tiger Band qualified for the UIL 6A State Marching Contest after placing among the top five bands at the Area D Marching Contest on Saturday, Oct. 29 in San Antonio.

Dripping Springs ISD is looking forward to next year — for the Texas legislative session, of course.

Submissions to The Century News calendar should be sent to [email protected]. September 24 – October 31 Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival Bring out the family to the Dr. Pound Historical Farmstead for a full day of unlimited fun with over 50 fall-inspired games, activities, and attractions.

Dripping Springs Century News General Manager Dalton Sweat has been promoted to Publisher of San Marcos Publishing, LP. The publishing company owns the Dripping Springs Century News, Wimberley View and San Marcos Daily Record.

A total of 93 Dripping Springs High School students received recognition from College Board for their performances on Advanced Placement (AP) exams administered in the spring of 2022.

Code 1 Concierge opened its doors during the pandemic in 2020 and used the pandemic challenge to innovate and grow tremendously. Last week, Code 1 finally got to celebrate its grand re-opening, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.

Members of the Sarah Pound Dripping Springs Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, along with family and friends, recently came together to participate in NSDAR’s annual Day of Service.

Last month, conservation leaders from across the Texas Hill Country met at The Hall at Jester King Brewery for the Hill Country Alliance’s annual Leadership Summit.

The city of Dripping Springs has added multiple parcels to the first of its two Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones, involving a number of potential city projects and initiatives.

For the ninth consecutive year, the Dripping Springs High School girls’ cross country team is state bound after placing third at the Region IV-6A Meet in Corpus Christi.