You should have seen the man back in about 1949, defying the law of gravity, twisting and cavorting through the air shooting layups, warming up for a basketball game between Southwest Texas State Teachers College and East Texas Baptist College.
Buda Elementary School ended the year on a caring note.
Sheriff Tommy Ratliff is hosting a charity golf tournament next month benefitting Hays County high schools, CASA Central Texas and the Hays County Youth Livestock Show.
The Hays County Dispute Resolution Center is offering classes in interest-based negotiations designed to promote “win-win” problem solving.
escended from one of the oldest families in Hays County, twin sisters Winnie Harper Moyer and Minnie Harper are the subjects of the latest oral history for the “Voices of Hays County” series, sponsored by the Hays County Historical Commission.
The change in seasons marks the approaching end of the school year, and with that comes thoughts of the fun children and young adults will have at their favorite summer camp.
A popular local summer reading camp for students with dyslexia is back for its tenth year, under a new name and new leadership.
For just the second time since December of 2008, Hays County has seen a decrease in foreclosure rates over the same month of the year prior, with home sales likely propped up by the $8,000 home-buyer’s credit that expired on April 30.
For the first time since at least 1872, the county doesn’t have a newspaper printed in the county seat.
This weekend, hundreds of dachshunds and their human handlers will roll into town for the 13th annual Buda wiener dog races and country fair.
