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Hays Free Press: 113 W. Center St., Kyle, Texas 78640
Phone: 512-268-7862
Fax: 512-268-0262

News-Dispatch (located In the Arbor Center): 800 W. Hwy. 290, Building D, Suite 300F, Dripping Springs, Texas 78620

Departments:
News: news@haysfreepress.com
Advertising: tracy@haysfreepress.com
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General Inquiries: news@haysfreepress.com

Staff:
Cyndy Slovak-Barton, Publisher: csb@haysfreepress.com
Moses Leos III, Editor: moses@haysfreepress.com
David White, Production Manager: david@haysfreepress.com
Tracy Mack, Advertising/Marketing Director: tracy@haysfreepress.com
Jim Darby, Marketing Representative: ads@haysfreepress.com
Leon Vigil, Marketing Representative: ads@haysnewsdispatch.com
Wendie Hyer, Circulation & Legal Notices: paper@haysfreepress.com
Christine Thorpe, Production Assistant: christine@haysfreepress.com

Recent Opinions

April, 2019

Apr 17 ‘Stick it to them’ policies that have stuck

Apr 17 Bribing kids’ way into the ‘easy life’ robs them of true happiness

Apr 10 Don’t publish those columns

Apr 10 Not another holiday

Apr 10 Should city elected officials be paid more?
Facebook Recent Comments
- William Dot T on Lehman High student arrested after dart incident
  16 Apr 2019
  I am fully aware of this story and will not mention any names. This was an ongoing issue of bullying that just boiled over. There are no excuses for what happen, however I want it to be known that the school was informed about several concerning matters and did NOTHING.
- Juanita Coronado on DNA testing opens doors for Dripping Springs family
  12 Apr 2019
  I also purchased the tickets for my parents and I to meet my grandmother
- Everret Williams on Kyle council debates $550,000 roundabout on Burleson Street
  11 Apr 2019
  Same problem at James Adkins and N. Burleson... want to put a round a bout there too..?
- Ashley Whittenberger on Officials weigh in on possible voting centers
  10 Apr 2019
  According to the Texas Election Code Sec. 43.007. the county chair or county executive committee of each political party participating in a joint primary election under Section 172.126 have to agree to the use of countywide polling places. The Hays County Republican Party executive committee voted on a resolution opposing countywide polling locations. Also, did any of the experts mention voter turnout trends in counties which have a long history of implementing countywide polling locations? Take a look at Lubbock County who was one of the early adapters. Didn't help increase voter turnout which is the main reason those who support countywide polling claim to support it. Also, did any of the experts discuss increased potential of fraud and mistakes with countywide polling? Did they mention how it affects the ability to conduct a meangingful audit after an election?
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- April 17, 2019
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