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October 27–29 Haunted Pioneer Town, Friday & Saturday, 7 to 10 p.m., Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. Frightful family fun with an Old West twist. Hairraising Train Ride of Terror on a restored 24 gauge train. At 7A Ranch, 333 Wayside Dr. $10 ages 13 & up, $5 ages 5 to 12. Tickets at wimberleyplayers.org.

The Wimberley Texans packed their bags last week and headed out of town to take their undefeated record on the road against their strongest rival the Navarro Panthers.

Wimberley High School was perfect for the week as the Lady Texans defeated both the Cuero Lady Gobblers and Navarro Panthers to wrap up the second seed in the district standings.

For the second time in three years, the Wimberley High School Team Tennis squad has advanced to the UIL 4A state tournament.

Wimberley’s community radio station, KWVH 94.3 FM, announced that its long-anticipated signal upgrade is nearly complete. Installers will attach antennas on their new tower site this week when weather permits, effectively doubling the station’s reach across the Wimberley Valley. Its broadcast transmission power increased from 30 watts to 100 watts, allowing thousands more listeners to tune into KWVH, about twice the number of radios that could previously receive their signal. Listeners on the outskirts of Wimberley, in Woodcreek, Driftwood, Kyle, and Canyon Lake will be able to receive critical news and emergency information as well as programming in their cars and homes thanks to the new upgrade.

Early voting began this week in Hays County in anticipation of the Nov. 7 election, according to Hays County Elections Administrator Jennifer Doinoff.

The Wimberley Knights of Columbus Council 9151 celebrated their 20th Anniversary Hunters Night Out on Saturday, Oct. 21 by awarding $100,000 to local charities and organizations.

WHY I SUPPORT RASCO, HINES AND RICHARDSON I have had the honor of serving as a Woodcreek City Councilmember for some time. I want to tell you how I feel about the upcoming election.

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There are two kinds of people who run for city office. The first kind is the ‘politician’ type who has too much time on their hands, and sits around thinking of new projects for which they can take credit because they had a small part in getting the projects accomplished or just rubber stamping someone else’s ideas. Then they tout these ‘accomplishments’ to get reelected. Some of these projects may be the will of most of the citizens, but some of them may be just the will of a small but loud minority. These ‘politician’ types often run into trouble when trying to balance the budget of a small town.