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January 31, 2018

Tigers earn honors at annual Hays County Livestock Show

Hundreds of competitors, including many who hail from Dripping Springs, hit Dripping Springs Ranch Park…

Buda

January 27, 2018

Patience drives success for local Livestock Show champion

Lehman High freshman Hayden Lugo is no stranger to the competitive world of raising swine.…

Community

February 8, 2017

Queen’s Court serves at Heroes event

The Hays County Livestock Show court and service members participated in the Patriot and Heroes…

Community

February 1, 2017

Annual expo hits Dripping Springs

Standing next to her show steer, Dripping Springs High senior Grace Baxter, who is a…

Community

February 1, 2017

HCISD students show off at annual expo

Hays County youth got the chance to strut their best chickens, goats, cows and much…

February 5, 2016

Showing off their stock

Above, Jordan Brown sets up his three rabbits for the 2016 Hays County Livestock Show…

January 27, 2016

A job fit for a queen: Hays High senior, Livestock Show Queen preps for show

By Paige LambertHays County Livestock Show Queen Madison Hawkins begins her day around pigpens and…

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- Melissa Jewett on County DA to prosecute weed laws despite hemp bill passage
  22 Jul 2019
  Joel Rodriguez, don't think so, as that is not what he said. I guess you missed the part that Hays Co. DA stated “continue to deal with those cases as justice requires, as well as any additional charges under the new law.” Stop trying to create your own narrative by putting words in his mouth. Another issue you missed was the part of the actual bill that states the new Hemp law will not go into effect until TX Dept of Ag creates the rules on how to institute this new law. However, it was pointed out to me that I did forget to add in my comment above the Kyle council member, who is also Hays County Chief of Staff, Alex Villalobos, along with the fact he is also a new county constable. Oh…….and let’s not forget the Becerra was supposed to name him as the new Hays County Emergency Management Coordinator. With one job with City of Kyle and his THREE NEW JOBS with the county since January, he took the same oath as everyone else did….TWICE.
- Joel Rodriguez on County DA to prosecute weed laws despite hemp bill passage
  22 Jul 2019
  I guess you missed the part of the article where the DA is going to treat hemp the same as marijuana?
- Kathy Carl on Former newspaper publisher rebuilds out of the ashes
  21 Jul 2019
  So good to see all that has been done, all the donations and time and energy, that has gotten Dad back into a home of his own.
- Shannon Shubert on Former newspaper publisher rebuilds out of the ashes
  21 Jul 2019
  Moses, thank you for following dad’s story and writing such a great article.
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