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The Hays County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) will receive an additional $20,000 in county funding to drive home the message that one pill kills.

We all know the slogan “Keep Texas Beautiful”, but I recently read a new one – “Keep Texas Texas. We can help do this by honoring the natural beauty of our surroundings and encouraging and planting native plants. Our native plants are drought tolerant and survive difficult summers, like this year, with little water. Native plants provide both habitat and food for our butterflies, bees, and other wildlife.

WV: What do you think about the proposal that was detailed in Texas Monthly? How would you have voted?

When asked for his response to questions on the proposal, Chad Canine referred the Wimberley View to his campaign website and Facebook page stating “Thanks for inquiring with me on this topic. My views and positions are covered on my website, www.chadcanine4wisd. com, and Facebook page, Chad Canine For Wimberley School Board.”

An estimated 125 people attended the city of Woodcreek’s Arbor Day and National Night Out celebrations at Camp Young Judaea earlier this month.

The Wimberley Lions Club donated a record- breaking $90,000 to 36 local nonprofits and organizations as part of their annual giving from funds raised by running Market Days.

The Wimberley Knights of Columbus, Council 9151, wrapped up another successful Hunters Night Out on Saturday evening October 22.

Restrooms a stone’s throw from Wimberley Square, nearly 140 parking spaces, a downtown green space and an attractions directory for visitors is now a reality following the official ribbon-cutting for Wimberley’s Oak Park and Welcome Center on Oct. 23.

A proposal pitched to Wimberley ISD could have had a profound impact on public education across the state of Texas, but the district moved away from the idea with a 4-2 vote in August after months of investigation.

Wimberley’s reputation as an arts community got a big boost with the unveiling of a magnificent bronze sculpture in the heart of the new Oak Park & Welcome Center just off Wimberley Square. The fourfoot high bronze boot, which is called “Hill Country Soul,” is a gift to the city of Wimberley from the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance in appreciation of the town’s continuing support for the arts and culture in the Wimberley Valley. Bronze artists Michael W. Hall and Paul Malachi, both of Michael Hall Foundry in Driftwood TX, created and named “Hill Country Soul.” Michael Hall designed and created the boot mold; Paul Malachi carved the boot’s intricate surface design.