As the economy recovers, you may find some new opportunities to expand your investment horizons – and one such possibility may be your company’s 401(k) matching contribution.
Another first for Buda. A new pediatric speech-language and occupational therapy facility is now located at 181-D Cimarron Park Loop. Formal opening for Therapy Center of Buda is Thurs., Feb. 11.
Like mother, like daughter! Tiffany Curnutt got appointed as a councilperson to the Mountain City City Council at last Monday night’s meeting. Beth Smith, proud mom and Precinct 2 JP, swore her in. Congratulations, Tiffany!
Well, all the Christmas decorations are gone (last chance to donate any remnants of your tree to the local park system ends Sunday) and life has returned to normal in downtown.
From perfect pigs to spectacular sows to mechanical mastery, the Hays County Youth Livestock Show is gearing up for another year.
Hays High School sophomore Jon Horrocks achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in November and received the award at a Court of Honor held in Buda on Jan. 8.
In 1993, a brand new building was erected on Main Street in the center of downtown Buda. It was the shiny new penny of our then-small community; it was called the Basil Anthony Moreau Memorial Library, which is now known as the Buda Public Library.
The maid tiptoed into the luxury suite with the high-priced view of Central Park on the morning of Feb. 2, 1924 careful not to disturb Louise Lawson, who always slept late.
Blanco Vista Elementary 4th grader Ben Gettig, the son of John and Kelly Gettig, has been a participant in the Hays CISD dual language program since he enrolled as a kindergarten student at Tobias Elementary.
The Hays CISD Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously appointed Robin Kelley-Broadway as principal of Ralph Pfluger Elementary School and Jodie Wymore as principal of Carpenter Hill Elementary School.
