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Wimberley City Councilmember Christine Byrne submitted her resignation on Monday, October 17.

The groundbreaking for a $6.5 million expansion was held for the Wimberley Village Library last week and fundraising continues for an additional renovation project.

What do you want to accomplish if elected?

Approximately 90 students attended Blue Hole Primary School’s annual bike rodeo event on Saturday, October 15th. The event promotes bike and tricycle safety and encourages students to get out and ride on the ample hardtops that surround the BHP campus. BHP staff also distributed helmets to students that were remaining from past bike rodeo events.

An old legal proverb says: “The thing speaks for itself”. Three candidates are running for Woodcreek City Council, the most qualified with local government knowledge and abilities being: LINNEA BAILEY was an economically-thinking Woodcreek City Secretary several years ago, staying active ever since. Linnea is Chairperson of our Platinum Panel on Woodcreek Roads to get all of our roads fixed. Linnea’s so frugal that she only had one side of her campaign signs printed.

Monica Rasco

November 8, 2022, is a very important Election Day! As president of the Hays County League of Women Voters, I’d like to encourage your readers to make a voting plan. Voting is our way to make a difference and influence our communities, and developing your voting plan will ensure that your voice is heard.

I am supporting Lindsey Deringer for Place 5, WISD School Board.

The Wimberley Players announced two outdoor movies in October: The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Oct 15 and Disney’s Encanto on Oct 22nd.