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The City of Dripping Springs has been designated as a Bird City by Audubon Texas and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, partners in the Bird City Texas initiative. The City of Dripping Springs received the certification recognizing its efforts to ensure birds, wildlife and people thrive in its community.

The Dripping Springs High School volleyball team captured their third UIL State Championship in program history on Saturday with a 3-0 victory over Katy’s Tompkins High School in the UIL 6-A title match at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland.

Dry summer months led to a series of fires throughout Dripping Springs and beyond this year, burning over 1,500 acres, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.

Trace Young, Dripping Springs basketball

A long-awaited state report concludes most pregnancy-related deaths in Texas in 2019 were preventable and disproportionately affected Black women.

Texas horticulturist offers advice to help winterize gardens and enter the cool season with confidence

The strongest Arctic cold front of the season is expected to sweep through Central Texas this week, bringing single-digit temperatures and below-zero wind chills to the area.

In final ratings from the Texas Education Agency, Dripping Springs ISD received the rating of “Meets Standard” and a letter grade “C” on the 2021-2022 Texas Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas report.

For the third consecutive year, Rooster Springs Elementary and its counselors Karey Carroll and Kimberlee Guerrero have garnered the prestigious CREST (Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas) award by the Texas School Counselor Association for the 2022-23 school year.

The Greater San Marcos Partnership is set to host its annual Economic Outlook at the beginning of 2023.

Each sport usually names students that participate in their sport and maintains a standard of UIL academic performance while also training hard for the sport. It is an important honor to bestow on these studentathletes and shows that both can be excelled in.

Just before District 266A boys basketball began, I checked with Dripping Springs High School basketball coach Craig Swannack to see who were the top teams in the district. To my surprise, he said the district this year is strong from top to bottom.