Change is coming to the Dripping Springs City Council dais after two political newcomers, including the first woman elected to office in 24 years, ousted a pair of incumbents in the race for three seats Saturday. DRIPPING SPRINGS CITY COUNCIL Taline Manassian, an attorney who has lived in Dripping S...

Campaign spending and possibly becoming a home-rule city were two topics tackled by Dripping Springs candidates vying for three city council seats during a forum Sunday. The forum, held at Church of the Springs, featured incumbent council members Santos Alba, Charles Busbey and Mayor Pro-Tem Bill Fo...

Wastewater management and workforce housing were two of several topics addressed by six Dripping Springs City Council candidates during an April 6 forum. Approximately 35 residents attended the event, which was held at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park and was hosted by the Dripping Springs Chamber of...

As the race for three Dripping Springs City Council seats enters its final month, two challengers have vastly outspent their incumbent counterparts on their respective campaigns. Taline Manassian and Harrison Schultz, both political newcomers, spent close to a combined $5,500 toward their city counc...

The Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce has thrown its support behind the city of Dripping Springs’ wastewater expansion plan and discharge permit application, according to a release. But the announcement, which was made Monday, came after Protect our Water (POW) released a letter written by the U....

A trio of incumbents along with three newcomers tossed their hats into the ring for three Dripping Springs city council seats up for grabs this May. Mayor Pro Tem Bill Foulds, along with council members Santos Alba and Charlie Busbey all filed for reelection prior to the Feb. 17 deadline. Joining th...

Preliminary findings from Austin’s evaluation of Dripping Springs’ Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)  draft permit shows  the city “meets the criteria” for its beneficial reuse program. The city of Austin evaluated “potential impacts on the qualify of water in Onion Creek” in its revi...

Preliminary findings from Austin’s evaluation of Dripping Springs’ Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)  draft permit shows  the city “meets the criteria” for its beneficial reuse program. The city of Austin evaluated “potential impacts on the qualify of water in Onion Creek” in its revi...

The City of Dripping Springs recently filed an application for a discharge permit with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).   This permit would allow us to expand our wastewater system, which is badly needed, not only to prepare for future development, but also to meet current deman...