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Azula Hunter-Thiam was named the Wimberley High School Homecoming Queen and Tru Couch was named the Homecoming King. The duo were crowned at halftime of the Texan football game versus Jarrell. The Texans took care of their end of the bargain as well with a 73-14 victory. Other seniors on the Homecoming Court were Jackson Boyle, Austin Hooper, Elijah Strickland, Lauren Boyle, Izzy Frank and Kinbe Perez. The juniors were Ace Gonzales and Macey Hollar, the sophomores were Waylen Duyck and Jillian Kiowski and the freshmen were Noah Ramirez and Macee Chessher.

Jacob’s Well DAR meeting Jacob’s Well Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, meets at the Emily Ann Theater in Wimberley on October 6 at 9:40 am for chat time and 10 am for our business meeting. For more information, please go to [email protected].

Keep Wimberley Beautiful, dedicated to enhancing the town’s public spaces and one of the city’s longest-tenured nonprofit organizations, was honored by Wimberley City Council with its first-ever Community Excellence Award.

The Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT), the largest state community banking association in the nation, recently honored Ozona Bank of Wimberley with a Best of Community Banking Award. It received a Community Spirit award for its community service entry.

ACE customers help Knights’ scholarship fund

Hays County Commissioners have unanimously approved RFP specifications for an organization to assist with the creation, development, and operation of a Pet Resource Center.

The Hays County Local Health Department (HCLHD) wants residents to take charge of their own health.

While the Code Red defense might get the praise this season, the offensive side of the ball has been a story of success and adaptability.

A fire at a four-plex residential structure in Eagles Nest, which is located near Skyline Drive on the north side of the Wimberley Valley, left three women and a 12-year-old child homeless Saturday evening.

Hays County Commissioner Walt Smith voiced concerns about Judge Ruben Becerra’s tax history as the court prepared to approve the 2022 tax rate during a recent commissioner’s court meeting.