Dripping Springs Pumpkin Fest is a kids-focused, family-friendly event hosted at the Dr. Pound Historical Farmstead – a beautiful, 5-acre rustic property with majestic Heritage Oak trees. Bring out the family and enjoy a wide range of fall-inspired games, activities, and attractions. Be sure to brin...

By Sahar Chmais   As the need for skilled production technicians grows, a nonprofit group is trying to fill the void. Predictions estimate 15,000 skilled production employees will be needed over the next two years, according to Texas Workforce Solutions.   Free Certified Production Technician (CPT) ...

Reagan Logsdon (L) reacts as Kaden Daulton acknowledges the student body section on the home team side of Tiger Stadium as the two were announced the 2021 Homecoming Queen and King at the Sept. 24 game. Reagan plans on majoring in biology in college and Kaden plans on attending Texas A&M to pursue a...

By Megan Wehring DRIPPING SPRINGS – Dripping Springs ISD (DSISD) welcomes two new faces to the administration team. Jennifer Edwards DSISD Board of Trustees approved hiring Catherine Knepp as the Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations and Jennifer Edwards as the Executive Director of Co...

Words flew during Kyle’s City Council meeting, with council members blaming each other for the resignations of Planning and Zoning members and city staff. “Slanderous and unbecoming of council members” were vehemently fired by Mayor Pro Tem Rick Koch, as he reacted to council member Yvonne Flores-Ca...

The city of Kyle is having a birthday celebration at the annual Founders Parade on Saturday, Oct. 9 starting at 10 a.m.   The town of Kyle was platted and the first lots were sold sometime around the 15th of October, 1880. Parades through downtown around the middle of October have been a tradition e...

By Sahar Chmais Texas redistricting committee has drawn State Representative Erin Zwiener (D-Driftwood) residence out of House District 45. Zwiener was elected to represent the district in 2018, and does not want to abandon her position. “While I’m incredibly grateful that the I-35 corridor was kept...

By Brittany Anderson Kyle community members joined together virtually and in-person at City Hall on Friday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month during Kyle’s fourth Dialogue for Peace and Progress event series. The city has provided residents the opportunity to talk, listen, learn and grow through t...

By Sahar Chmais “As an Iraqi freedom veteran, as someone who defended our freedom for this country, to have our government slowly take away those freedoms is insulting and plain out scary,” said Melanie Molien, Hays County resident who attended the Women’s March rally. “We have fought too long for e...

Staff Report Curious about what Buda’s $90 million bond has to offer the city? Buda will host several town hall and pop-up sessions to better inform residents about what the bond has to offer, so residents can make an informed vote on or before Nov. 2. Residents can ask questions at these meetings. ...