Dripping Springs city leaders are moving forward toward the creation of two municipal utility districts (MUDs). Earlier this month, the Dripping Springs City Council approved a resolution consenting to the creation of the Driftwood 552 project, which is located near the FM 967 and FM 1826 intersecti...

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...

Dripping Springs city leaders last week moved forward with the voluntary annexation of a 35-acre tract along U.S. Highway 290. On Jan. 17, the Dripping Springs City Council approved annexation of the Blue Blazes Development, which could potentially hold commercial pad sites and possibly a hotel. Mic...

The Dripping Springs City Council last week voted to prorate parkland fees for Tinkergarden, which is a Springs area recreation and learning program for toddlers. Michelle Fischer, Dripping Springs city administrator, said the program conducted a program in Charro Ranch Park and sought to hold sessi...

A concept plan for a proposed subdivision in the Dripping Springs extraterritorial jurisdiction along Sawyer Ranch Road was approved by the Dripping Springs City Council earlier this month. Rick Coneway, Dripping Springs director of public works and development, said the Burba Tract subdivision will...

Dear Mayor Purcell and Dripping Springs City Council Members, No one ever said public service was easy.  Often, it’s a thankless job that requires tough and sometimes unpopular decisions to be made for the good of the community.  Our city’s wastewater expansion is such an issue.   Please accept a no...