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Hays County Food Bank, Inc. has requested approximately $1.2 million in American Rescue Plan Funding to address growing food insecurity in Hays County.

The San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a regional meeting of chambers of commerce in Central Texas last week.

Varsity boys basketball met numerous goals last week when the Salado Eagles came to the Texan Gym.

Wimberley High School’s Lady Texan basketball took to the hardwood last week against a former 5A team in the Marble Falls High School Mustangs.

The Hays-Blanco County line was abuzz with law enforcement officials earlier this week, as law enforcement officers from multiple local and regional jurisdictions were called to assist with a reported armed home invasion robbery.

Oak wilt, an often-deadly tree fungus, has been found in a corner of Blue Hole Regional Park, according to Wimberley parks and recreation director Richard Shaver.

Wimberley High School athletic director and head coach Doug Warren sat in the visitors’ locker room of the Alamodome Friday evening pondering the question: “In August, with all of the emotions swirling around about the football program, did you see this moment – preparing to play in the state championship game – as a possibility?” He paused, took in the moment, drew a cleansing breath and smiled that Warren grin.

Earlier this fall, the city of Woodcreek recognized several of its citizens with the coveted “Spirit of Woodcreek” award, presented by Councilmember Brent Pulley and Mayor Rasco.

Texas Style Giving, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and the Wimberley Texan Athletic Booster Association, also a 501(c)3, are hosting their first Love Like Logan: L3 Benefit on Friday, March 3, 2023, from 6-10 p.m. at the Messina Inn.

Congratulations to Colonel Andy “Doc” Davenport upon his retirement from the United States Air Force. Col Davenport led a distinguished 23-year Air Force career where he most recently served as the A3, Director of Operations, Headquarters, Texas Air National Guard, Camp Mabry, Texas. Col. Davenport was directly responsible for all matters pertaining to the direct operational planning, training, deployment and employment of more than 3,200 Airmen in three flying wings and six geographically separated units.