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Grant Gillum, a rising sophomore at Dripping Springs High School, won second place at the annual National History Day Contest earlier this month.

Court takes steps to stop number of payroll errors

Some may have noticed the heavy machinery, blocked entrances, and workers on the courthouse grounds.

The Dripping Springs ISD Board of Trustees has unanimously approved its 2023-2024 fiscal year budget and compensation plan, which includes a 3% pay increase for most full-time employees.

In what has seemed like a never-ending heat wave — what many weather experts are referring to as a “heat dome” — Texas temperatures continue to reach record highs for June, prompting health advisories and pleas for energy conservation.

The Pride of Dripping Springs festival came and went this past weekend — but not without a whole lot of fanfare.

District 26-6A in baseball, like all the other sports, is one of the toughest districts in the state. It makes sense that earning a spot on the All-District team is equally as tough.

21 students received a combined $50,000 in scholarships from the Austin Board of Realtors

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

Abbott vetoes bills; feud with Patrick grows

Representative Chip Roy (R-TX-21) presented the Exceptional Senior Award to 42 high school students across Texas’ 21st Congressional district.

Hays County Commissioners Court Judge Ruben Becerra swore in new officers for the Hays County 4-H Council at a ceremony held Wednesday, June 14 at the historic courthouse downtown.