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Featuring local furry friends eligible for adoption & looking for loving homes!

Homeowners choose plants for their properties based on a number of variables. Some may be into growing their own foods, while others desire their gardens to be an awe-inspiring mélange of bright colors and alluring scents. There’s no wrong reason to plant a fresh garden, but some plants offer extra benefits, such as repelling insects.

Motivate Pictures on Location in Dripping Springs

Rootline Coffee Company is addressing a common problem: finding ethically sourced, specialty- grade coffee. And last week, they celebrated with a ribbon cutting, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.

Dripping Springs Family Smiles brings extraordinary dental care, patient education and beautiful smiles for generations to come. Earlier this month, they celebrated that reputation with a ribbon cutting ceremony, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.

“Ecosystems are so similar to human societies — they’re built on relationships. The stronger those are, the more resilient the system.” — Suzanne Simard The recently released Land, Water, Sky, and Natural Infrastructure Plan expands our perspective of Hill Country infrastructure beyond the concrete and steel that physically supports our cities and society. This plan provides us with a framework for conversations in our communities to value natural infrastructure in the same way we value built infrastructure – as critical and tangible systems necessary for our way of life and worthy of major investments. The principles of a healthy functioning ecosystem – diversity, connection, communication, collaboration – are also the foundations of a healthy and optimized human community. By recognizing the interdependence of human well-being and ecological health, we empower communities to collaborate, envision, and ensure a protected and connected Hill Country ecosystem for current and future generations.

A new food truck took up residence in Dripping Springs this spring, bringing the novel flavor of Greek-Mexican fusion to the area.

For Dixie Frechett, owning a bookstore was a “One day, I’ll have a bookshop” dream.

Ending sexual violence against children in Uganda