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The city of Wimberley is taking applications from individuals, groups and organizations for grants from its Hotel Occupancy Tax fund.

StoryFest returned to Wimberley this year with a stellar theme, “Once Upon a Time… where stories began,” encouraging attendees to look to the stars where many myths found their origin.

Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Group Meeting

Calls have grown louder for body camera footage to be released following the fatal shooting of Hays County inmate Joshua Wright. But the Hays County Sheriff’s Office said it will not release the footage — or any additional information related to the investigation — until the investigation is over, according to a statement on Jan. 6.

The 2023 Texas legislative session opened Jan. 10, with property taxes, gun control and the power grid expected to be among the top issues on the agenda.

Hays County officially has several newly or re-elected officials across its various offices.

“Texas history is a varied, tempestuous, and vast as the state itself. Texas yesterday is unbelievable, but no more incredible than Texas today. Today’s Texas is exhilarating, exasperating, violent, charming, horrible, delightful, alive.” The words penned by Edna Ferber in 1955 — the author of Giant — are no less true now, nearly 70 years later.

As a new year begins, federal and local economic experts provided insight on where the economy is headed in 2023 during the Greater San Marcos Partnership’s annual Texas Innovation Corridor Economic Outlook.

Wimberley High School’s Coach Mike Whitten came out of the HoopFest tournament prepared for a fight.

Sports are a statistic- ridden part of life. Statistics can reveal the deeper story for an individual seeking the hidden rationale when a game or score doesn’t look right. Such is the case with the Wimberley High School Lady Texans basketball game last Tuesday. The Greyhounds won 92-29.