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The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week on the question of whether state regulators can be sued by abortion providers hoping to block enforcement of the state’s restrictive abortion law, known as Senate Bill 8.

Sustaining long-term economic success can only come by accommodating and managing quality growth through strengthened collaboration, infrastructure investment, and fully developed regional assets.

I Live Here I Give Here is gearing up for its tenth annual Amplify Austin Day, Central Texas’ largest giving event of the year. This year, more than half a dozen Dripping Springs businesses and organizations will take part.

Hays County has created an adult Sexual Assault Response Team, thanks to a new state law.

March 2

The Dripping Springs area is growing quickly and, with it, its retail trade area.

A Wimberley man was arrested after he killed his mother early Saturday morning.

Dripping Springs High School hosted a Dating Violence Mock Trial last week in recognition of February as Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.

Hays County may benefit from more innovative development, according to a recent study undertaken by the county’s Commissioners Court.

Early voting for the March 1 primary ends Friday. Initial reports indicate turnout has been low, as is traditional in midterm primary elections, with less than a fourth of registered voters going to the polls most years.

ADULTS

A little over a year since the Council for the Indigenous and Tejano Community was founded, it has received one of the highest honors from the Texas Historical Commission: an Undertold Historical Marker.