Seeing approximately 120 faces eager to hit the trails for the first team practice of the 2019 season Aug. 5 was a welcome moment for Dripping Springs...

As he debuted his first film in front of friends and family at the Fellowship at Plum Creek Church Aug. 1, Kyle native Clayton Jones felt as if he was...

A longtime Hays County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) official has been tabbed to take over Hays CISD’s Director of Safety and Security position. Jeri Skrock...

Critical points in the clutch played a vital role in the state-ranked Dripping Springs Tiger volleyball team’s 25-23, 26-24, 25-21 sweep over the Hays...

By the time Hays High hit the field for Monday’s season opening football practice, head coach Les Goad knew the clock was ticking to answer a myriad o...

L ocal landowners 1, Kinder Morgan 1. That’s the feeling among many in the Hill Country who are keeping score in the ongoing battle between the Housto...

A fine arts-focused activity center could be coming to downtown Buda after elected leaders gave the green light for a group’s proposal to reuse its ol...

Silver and gold will be replaced with reflective orange in Buda this holiday season. Interference caused by impending construction on Main Street forc...

From the moment he purchased 53 acres of property in Blanco County two years ago, Matt Walsh knew that’s where he wanted to build his dream home. Thos...

Success for most volleyball teams is defined by a winning season and a playoff berth. For Michael Kane and the Dripping Springs Tiger volleyball progr...