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March 2

Shasta daisy lover will rejoice as the Amazing Daisy collection is more than doubling with the addition of three new varieties for 2022. The Garden Guy can hardly wait to get his hands on Amazing Daisy Marshmallow.

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.

Once upon a time in mid-October, a pair of bald eagles built a nest near White Rock Lake in Dallas. The structure, located in a cottonwood tree, was engineered their new home with an exterior of large twigs. The eagles decorated the interior with softer materials, making it suitable for nesting.

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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.

A school-record 12 Dripping Springs High School health science students have advanced to the Texas HOSA State Leadership Conference after the Texas Area 1 Spring Leadership Conference in San Antonio.

The Friends of the Dripping Springs Community Library is once again hosting its annual fundraiser: the 11th edition of Pouring Over Books.