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On March 9, 2022, Sherlyn “Cher” Kelly passed away at her home in Driftwood, Texas. She was a woman of strong faith and desired to see God move in her life. Cher was a devoted mother to four children and attended the Hill Country Cowboy Church. Cher owned a hair salon in Wimberley for over 30 years. She was loved by many people within the Wimberley community. Cher is survived by her four children, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, her sister, aunt and uncle. You are invited to celebrate her life at the Hill Country Cowboy Church, 120 Green Acres Dr. Wimberley, Tx 78676, on March 26th at 2 pm. Refreshments will follow the celebration.

As the Best of Wimberley contest voting continues, one of the most heated awards is back on the ballot – the Best Breakfast Taco

On Christmas Day 2019, Christmas was found wandering the HCR neighborhood with his mom and her friends. Concerned neighbors jumped into action, corralling the small herd and working with authorities to locate their owners. When none came forward, Ed and Laura Hoppe (pronounced “hope”) gave the newly nicknamed Chris his forever home. It’s what they do best, providing refuge for those who need a place to belong.

City-wide Clean Up

Saturday, March 19th at 8am, join Keep Wimberley Beautiful at the Lions Field (across from 601 FM 2325) for their roadside clean up and large item disposal event. For more information, please email [email protected]

A fatal accident occurred last week on Farm-to-Market 1826, approximately two miles southeast of Dripping Springs in Hays County.

The Hays County Commissioners Court received updates related to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) from Director of Countywide Operations Tammy Crumley during Tuesday’s meeting.

Nine employees at a Bastrop County facility that cares for young victims of sex trafficking have been accused of trafficking those same girls, according to the Austin American-Statesman.

Lincoln is just a ball of love. He is by nature a very gentle and calm boy — he sits quietly in his kennel and watches the world go by. He seems like an old soul in a puppy’s body. He’s very sweet with other dogs. Lincoln would love an affectionate owner to sit on the couch with. Lincoln, a Lab mix, is 18 months old and weighs 42 pounds. If you are interested in Lincolnor any other dog, fill out a WAG adoption application at www.wimberleywagrescue.org or call 512-847-3200.

Sustaining long-term economic success can only come by accommodating and managing quality growth through strengthened collaboration, infrastructure investment, and fully developed regional assets.