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July 5

Last week, we explored the history of the education system in Dripping Springs.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office held the first of its Junior Deputy Days for 2023 last week.

Senate passes tax bill as second special session begins

Texas will receive more than $3.3 billion in federal money — the most of any state — to help expand broadband availability statewide, the Biden administration announced last week.

Staff Reports A new report released by the Texas Hill Country Conservation Network shines a spotlight on the need for investing in conservation as Central Texas grows.

Despite 100 degree temperatures, the inaugural Family Circus kicked off last Saturday at the Bell Springs Winery and their next-door neighbor venue, the Lucky Arrow Retreat.

June 28

Dripping Springs sports have enjoyed some great successes in the last decade.

Fentanyl has been in the headlines across Texas, grabbing the attention of state leaders worried about the drug crossing over the state’s border with Mexico and overdose deaths among young people.

Speeding Springs, a purveyor of classic cars and Americana, will open its new showroom and event space next month.

Texas’ power grid reported record electricity use early last week. Both the Public Utility Commission of Texas and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas are urging residents and businesses to voluntarily reduce electricity use as temperatures soar above100 degrees over much of the state. So far the grid, which administers 90% of the state’s power load, has been able to keep up with demand.