Budafest kicks off season of events
It is beginning to look a lot like a Budafest weekend. The big two-day event is this Saturday and Sunday.
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Sandra Grizzle
Buda Bits: Gunner will be missed
By Sandra Grizzle Family and friends gathered Tuesday morning at Camp Ben McCulloch to say goodbye to Gunner Thames. Gunner touched so many lives in his short 15 years, making many friends along the way. He was much loved by all who knew him, and he will be missed. As someone said, “not gone, [...]
Zippin’ by at 80
Zip-lining at 80! Yes that is what Bob Elder recently did along with daughter Ruth Verver.
Congrats to all the grads
Schools will soon close their doors for the summer months and our Buda Library will be opening their doors for lots of summer fun activities for the children.
Well wishes and remember thises
There was a crowd of folks on hand last Friday evening to hear the oral history of the area by Cecil Clark presented by the Hays County Historical Commission.
Don’t let April fool ya
What a first day of spring we had last Saturday! A good day for staying indoors and dreaming about the beautiful sunny days ahead.
Get ready to spring forward
If you are reading this early on Thursday, you still have time to come down to the Onion Creek Senior Citizens annual event today.
Downtown Buda’s ‘Alive After Five’
Downtown Buda is “alive after five” so come on down Thurs., Feb. 4.
Buda Bits: 11/11/09
Buda Bits: A Blog by SANDRA GRIZZLE Buda resident Elizabeth Lancaster is a very proud grandmother. Grandson Keith Lancaster is the band director at Dripping Springs High School, which won the UIL 4A State Championship for marching bands last week in San Antonio. Keith also has many more relatives in the Buda/Kyle area, including his [...]
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