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Area students earn collegiate honors

Area students earn collegiate honors

— Several area students received high honors from their respective universities. 06/21/2023 10:20 PM

You Laugh, You Lose Challenge ... Dad Style

You Laugh, You Lose Challenge ... Dad Style

Buda Police Chief Bo Kidd takes home the trophy for not laughing once through numerous terrible jokes on June 15. 06/21/2023 10:10 PM

Pastrano announces campaign for Texas House

Pastrano announces campaign for Texas House

— On Friday, June 16, San Marcos-based attorney and Texas State University alumnus Chevo Pastrano announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the 45th Texas House district. 06/21/2023 10:00 PM

Hays County, city of Buda explore feasibility of closing SH 45 gap

Hays County, city of Buda explore feasibility of closing SH 45 gap

BUDA — In the 1986 Austin Metropolitan Transportation Plan, SH 45 was envisioned to become a loop encircling the city of Austin, known as the Austin Outer Parkway. Over the last 37 years, sections of the highway have largely been completed, leaving only the “gap” between I-35 South and RM 1626 to complete the circle. Now, Hays County and the city of Buda are working together to explore the feasibility of closing the gap and to gather input on what local residents and business owners desire. 06/21/2023 09:50 PM

Hays County approves $25K in additional funding for mental health court

Hays County approves $25K in additional funding for mental health court

HAYS COUNTY — While Hays County’s Mental Health Court (MHC) is continuing to make an impact, more resources are being allocated to provide the necessary services for a growing caseload. 06/21/2023 09:40 PM

Why teenagers are more at risk of overdosing from fentanyl in the summer

Why teenagers are more at risk of overdosing from fentanyl in the summer

HAYS COUNTY — As spring fades to summer and temperatures soar, Kyle Police Department, Wimberley ISD and Hays CISD officials are taking a proactive approach to idle hands and less adult supervision in order to warn students and parents alike of a dangerous drug — fentanyl. 06/21/2023 09:00 PM

Kyle residents want more grocery options as the city continues to grow

Kyle residents want more grocery options as the city continues to grow

KYLE — H-E-B opened its doors in small town Kyle in 2007 when there was nothing except fields and corn for miles. At the time, this supersized store was more than enough for its population of 24,404. Sixteen years later and a growth of almost 30,000 residents, this is no longer the case. 06/21/2023 08:50 PM

City of Buda celebrates Juneteenth

City of Buda celebrates Juneteenth

06/21/2023 08:40 PM

Slew of car thefts plague Kyle after TikTok video encourages rash of crime

Slew of car thefts plague Kyle after TikTok video encourages rash of crime

KYLE — A viral TikTok video has encouraged a rash of car thefts in the area, according to Kyle Chief of Police Jeff Barnett. 06/21/2023 08:30 PM

Buda mayor Urbanovsky seeks reelection

Buda mayor Urbanovsky seeks reelection

BUDA — Mayoral incumbent Lee Urbanovsky has announced his intention to seek reelection for the city of Buda. 06/21/2023 08:20 PM

Kyle hosts Dialogue for Peace and Progress celebrating Juneteenth

Kyle hosts Dialogue for Peace and Progress celebrating Juneteenth

06/21/2023 08:10 PM

Families struggle to find child care after First Baptist Church Kyle closes Mother's Day Out Program

Families struggle to find child care after First Baptist Church Kyle closes Mother's Day Out Program

KYLE — Families are left frustrated and utterly heartbroken after First Baptist Church in Kyle announced the closure of its Mother’s Day Out Program (MDO) in early May. 06/21/2023 08:00 PM

Dripping Springs to acquire visitors bureau

Dripping Springs to acquire visitors bureau

DRIPPING SPRINGS — Following the retirement of Dripping Springs Visitors Bureau (DSVB) President and CEO Pam Owens earlier this year, the Dripping Springs City Council approved an agreement on June 6 for the transfer of operations of DSVB to the city. 06/14/2023 10:50 PM

Dripping Springs ISD recognizes Central Office staff

Dripping Springs ISD recognizes Central Office staff

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Last week, Dripping Springs ISD recognized its central office employees who have been with the district for five, 10, 15 and 20 years. “We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our district,” the district said. Front row (from left): John Crowley, Nanci Freeborg, Carla Fry, Diana Perry, Mark DeBreaux and Jennifer Godwin. Back row (from left): Superintendent Dr. Holly Morris-Kuentz, Franky Jenkins-Lindsay, Clay Kirkham, Jennifer Minigh and Stacy Tejada. Not pictured: Randy Hollensbe, Tammy Cervantes, Eri Contreras, Bobbi Davenport, Maribel Lujan, Jena Walker and Tracy Faw. 06/14/2023 10:40 PM

A look into the Hays County Summer Health Fair

A look into the Hays County Summer Health Fair

06/14/2023 10:30 PM

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