Articles

In the 1940s, it was Forister’s. Then it became the Dinner Bell. And in 1981, it was purchased by the Calkins family and became the Cypress Creek Café.

If you are new to the area or simply wish to expand your friendship circle, volunteering with any of Wimberley’s organizations is a great place to start.

Capital Highlights by Gary Borders

The scarcity of rainfall, the prolonged drought and ongoing population surge have central Texans worried about how to remedy the dwindling aquifers of the region. The people of Richard’s Rainwater believe they have a blueprint to solve the problems not only locally but globally.

The Hays County Commissioners Court proclaimed Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month at their regularly scheduled meeting last week.

In the second major series of arrests in recent weeks in Hays County, the Kyle Police Department announced in a press release that officers had arrested five people in connection to a human smuggling case.

DSISD joins statewide lawsuit against TEA

Riffs, Roams and Raves: A Weekly Column Riffs, Roams and Raves uncovers the creative, noteworthy and accomplished in the Wimberley Valley and beyond with tips on who to hear, where to go and what to see from staff reporter Teresa Kendrick.

Wimberley artist Maxine Price has the honor of having three of her large oil paintings exhibited in the United States Department of State’s Ambassador’s Residence Program in the United States Embassy in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea along with the work of a few other Texas artists.

Art Guild Work Session