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Hometown Missions, in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and the Dripping Springs community, is thrilled to share the inspiring story of Sarah, a resilient woman who is experiencing a remarkable transformation in her life thanks to their collective efforts.

Introducing Goat Couture for a cause, a community-wide goat fashion show

Emergency services are being reimagined by Ally Medical, and a brand new facility in Dripping Springs brings expert healthcare to the Hill Country.

Patrick issues gag order ahead of trial

For cool, sporty indoor fun there’s nothing quite like testing your mettle with an axe in your hand. The place to find out is the Axe House in Driftwood. Teamed up with the Driftwood Dugout sports bar, the throwing range is part of a 2,500 square foot sports complex on FM150.

BY: Bill Neiman, Hill Country Alliance We tend to take the natural world for granted, until one day, we notice it’s gone.

Recent Dripping Springs High School graduates Priya Chandrani and Connor Johnson were among 12,000 attendees at the HOSA International Leadership Conference last month.

Customers of the West Travis County Public Utility Agency and the Dripping Springs Water Supply Corporation received notices last week about low water levels, implementing significant restrictions and even a boil water notice for WTCPUA customers.

A wildfire near Buda burned more than 40 acres last week before being contained, according to information provided by the Hays County Office of Emergency Management.

In the heart of Dripping Springs, an institution continues to thrive, embodying the spirit of community, volunteerism and women's empowerment.

Dripping Springs will experience two eclipses over the next nine months: an annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14 of this year and a total solar eclipse on April 8 in 2024. To help residents, businesses and visitors prepare, the city has launched a new eclipse website: drippingeclipse. com. While both types of eclipses are momentous, total solar eclipses are rare. Total solar eclipses happen somewhere in the world every 18 months and only happen in the same place approximately every 375 years. Dripping Springs will be in the totality of the April 8 eclipse for three minutes, making this a once-in-a-lifetime event in the Hill Country.