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Dreamland Dripping Springs has announced its first ever music and arts festival: DreamFest.

Tootie Pie Co. and The Cake Plate celebrated the grand opening of their new bakery store with a ribbon cutting last week, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.

A former Dripping Springs teacher has been arrested after being accused of inappropriate communication with middle-school students, as well as providing them with nicotine and THC vapes.

In recognition of May as Mental Health Month, local bakery Skull & Cakebones has transformed its space into a Depressed Cake Shop, a form of pop-up shop that raises awareness and funds for mental health causes.

An ongoing investigation into a string of burglaries has concluded in the arrest of 28-year-old Christopher Dale Gainey of Dripping Springs.

Two Dripping Springs High School speech and debate students have qualified for the UIL State Meet in their respective events.

Dripping Springs Middle School student Grant Gillum won the Texas History Day: Junior Division competition for the second consecutive year.

Dripping Springs Independent School District Trustee Ron Jones has been appointed to a statewide, public education advocacy board.

Three Dripping Springs High School students in the Health Science program have qualified for the 2022 HOSA International Leadership Conference.

Luxury has come to Dripping Springs in an unexpected way: an RV resort, complete with Super Wifi, electricity and scenic views.