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David Bisett, along with his wife Terri, has long been associated with the Wimberley Players.

Dedication of Enhanced Wetlands

Coach Robert Klick’s Texan softball team has faced adversity as they made ready for district play.

Spring Break for Wimberley High School students brings opportunities for family visits, road trips, late season snow skiing or other get-outof- town days before the final stretch toward the end of the school year. But for many, their commitments to extra-curricular activities keep them in town.

The first few weeks of track season can be difficult for schools like Wimberley. For the most part, coaches from the athletic director to the newest junior high hire share the belief that students in the athletic program should be involved in as many sports as they desire. It also means that seasons overlap and some get a later start getting into “track shape,” getting work on their explosive starts and speed.

The deadline for applications for Wimberley Community Civic Club scholarships is quickly approaching with applications closing at the end of the month.

“What to do in the first 72” might be the unofficial slogan of the Wimberley Valley Emergency Preparedness Fair slated for this weekend.

The 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, based out of St. Mary Catholic Church in Wimberley, hosted its second-annual Emergency Responders Appreciation lunch to thank local emergency responders and staff for their service to the community.

After 27 years, Helen and Tony Sauceda retired from their landmark business, Mima’s Kitchen, last month. Their son David Sauceda and his wife Melissa have stepped in to continue the family legacy.

The Wimberley Valley Museum hosted fourth grade classes from Jacob’s Well Elementary School last week, giving a more localized view on Texas History.