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Woodcreek Swears in Mayor and newly elected Council

Texas State University announced it will not sell University Camp—a 126acre oasis in Wimberley with over four miles of hiking and biking trails and views of the Blanco River that is available to university alumni, students and staff.

Riffs, Roams and Raves:

Habitat for Humanity working on 23rd home

Texas State University will host one of the four planned national Presidential Debates during the upcoming General Election in 2024.

The Hays County Commissioners Court voted Tuesday, Nov. 7, to approve a partnership with the Blanco River Regional Recovery Team, establishing a housing stability program for Hays County citizens.

The Texas Department of Transportation is developing a comprehensive Statewide Active Transportation Plan to establish a unified vision for identifying and implementing strategic active transportation priorities across Texas through 2050 and is seeking input from the public.

Hundreds of veterans and their families filled the Oldham-Cummings Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #6441 to observe Veterans Day in Wimberley. A barbeque luncheon, organized by Veterans Day committee chair Mike Lukowiak, drew well over 300 people who savored the generous meal with other service members. “It was,” he said, “the largest Veterans Day observance at the post in recent years.”

A dancer in a turkey costume outside Ozona Bank on RR12 means it’s time to make donations to the annual “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” campaign for the Crisis Bread Basket food pantry.

Hays County to conduct POD site exercise