HAYS COUNTY — The Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB) and Hays County Pet Resource Center (Hays PRC) will host a second drive-up food distribution for people and pets this weekend. Pet food for cats and dogs will be provided in addition to the normal food distribution. The event is open to anyone in Hays...

Prominent members from Frost Bank, and Julie Snyder of the Kyle Chamber of Commerce, break ground on the first Austin expansion on May 14. “We’re excited to tell the Frost story to Kyle,” said Frost Bank Vice President Cody Lock.

MARTINDALE — In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Martindale's Model T "Henry," residents celebrated on Main Street on Saturday, May 18, with several Model Ts on display. "[Before the Model T,] there was no transportation," said Joe Pinnelli, one of the event organizers. "They were making cars...

BUDA — The Fusion 2010 Girls, a local Buda soccer team, was victorious at the South Texas Youth Soccer Directors Cup State Championship on May 12. The Hays Youth Soccer Association began a number of years ago when a group of soccer aficionados gathered to create a community for those who loved the s...

BUDA — At its May 13 meeting, the Hays CISD Board of Trustees officially welcomed Geoff Seibel and incumbent Courtney Runkle after canvassing the votes from the May 4 election, as well as voted for new board roles. Chief Communications Officer Tim Savoy noted that canvassing is an older practice fro...

Multiple Kyles gather prior to the Guinness World Records count at the Kyle Fair: A Tex-Travaganza on Saturday, May 18. The city failed to achieve the 2,325 record for the largest same-name gathering, falling short by more than 1,600. Only 706 Kyles were counted at the fair.

JOHNSON CITY — Pedernales Electric Cooperative announced the winners of its new Teacher Spotlight Award, intended to recognize the superb work teachers do in their classrooms and in their communities. PEC members submitted online nominations for nearly 300 teachers and answered questions, including ...

On Tuesday, May 7, Judge Marilyn Miller sworn in three members of the Dripping Springs City Council: Mayor Bill Foulds and council members Travis Crow (Place 4) and Wade King (Place 2). Each will serve a two-year term. The election that was initially set for May 4 to elect the three positions was ca...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — Families will have another option for their student’s education with a new micro high school opening in Dripping Springs for the upcoming fall semester. Sarah Pevehouse, a Dripping Springs resident who has more than 15 years of experience in education, is bringing the first micro ...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — Families can start making plans to attend the second annual Western Wonderland at Dripping Springs Ranch Park for the holiday season. Following DSRP Manager Emily Nelson’s presentation on Tuesday, May 7, Dripping Springs City Council unanimously approved bringing back the Western ...