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Livin’ life by the drop: Rainwater systems flourish in Texas
By Staff Report 
April 24, 2016
by Paige Lambert   Doug Moreland, of Manchaca, checked the rainwater pipes that led to a five-gallon water jug.  The almost full jug marked hundreds of gallons of rainwater the Moreland family has conserved just from their roof. The use of rainwater for drinking, irrigation and conservation has been...
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5 hacks for greener, happier living
By Staff Report 
April 19, 2016
by Family Features©   W hether you take shorter showers, reduce food waste or make eco-minded choices at the grocery store, adopting one simple habit can make a difference in protecting Earth’s natural resources. These simple, renewable lifestyle changes may even affect your personal mindset. Accord...
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They’ve got the power
By Staff Report 
April 17, 2016
by Moses Leos III    H aving grown up around electricians, Eric and Derrick Hoffman knew at an early age what their calling was. But when they studied sustainability at Texas State University, the two realized they would focus on harnessing the power of the sun. That energy source is “proven”, Eric ...
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Pollinators in Peril
By Staff Report 
April 12, 2016
By Christine Reid   P ollinators are in big trouble. While the act of pollination, conveying pollen to the stigma of a flower, is something even young children can understand, figuring out how to handle the challenges facing Nature’s workers isn’t so easy. Most of us have heard about sharp drops in ...
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Touring TDS
By Staff Report 
April 10, 2016
By Moses Leos III A mid the piles of refuse scattered on a 2,000 acre plot of land in Creedmoor, Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) works to keep things as green as possible.  By sorting product that comes in, TDS attempts to divert items that can be recycled or reused from ending up in the trash.  “That’...
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Looking for adventure? Here are a few ideas close to home
By Staff Report 
August 17, 2015
August is here, it’s hot, the kids don’t go back to school for a few more weeks and you need a vacation. But what if you’re short on time or funds? Take a staycation instead!   Action/adventure:  Get your heart pumping with these thrill-seeking adventures: Wimberley Zipline Adventures Fly over creek...
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Fajita Fiesta: A heritage celebration with good food and good music
By Staff Report 
August 9, 2015
by Cyndy Slovak-Barton T o some, the Buda Chamber’s Fajita Fiesta might just be a day of food and fun. The aroma of flank steaks wafting through the air and beans cooking to perfection makes for a wonderful fiesta. Pan de campo being cooked in a Dutch oven over an open fire adds a bit of authenticit...
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A summer reading list featuring Hays County authors
By Staff Report 
August 3, 2015
A trip to the beach or other locale is a great time to catch up on reading. Having a good summer book list is a travel essential. During a long drive, flight or while on the sand or by the pool, books are a summer staple – and it doesn’t matter if they are in print or on an e-reader. While there are...
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Get out and have some summer fun
By Staff Report 
June 9, 2015
T he kids are home all summer. It’s hot. Money is tight. Patience is wearing thin. What is a parent to do? Check out our list of summertime fun activities. We bet you will find something on the list that gets you out of the house and spending a fun day – or evening – with the kiddos.  These activiti...
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Gotta get a LaPaso
By Staff Report 
June 9, 2015
by Kim Hilsenbeck A rt collectors collect an artist as much as they do art, so the story goes. And rising to the level of notoriety to be able to go by just one’s last name, a la Picasso, Monet, Renoir, is the icing on the cake for many artists. Art enthusiasts may say, “Oh, I love your Picasso. Whe...
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Mom claims Hays CISD could have done more to prevent child endangerment
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Mom claims Hays CISD could have done more to prevent child endangerment
By Brittany Kelley 
April 30, 2025
BUDA — After discovering that her son’s former teacher was arrested for public intoxication, Christina Nichols was left wishing Hays CISD did more to ...
Uhland Police Department investigates fatal shooting
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Uhland Police Department investigates fatal shooting
By Staff Report 
May 25, 2025
UHLAND – At approximately 1 a.m. May 25, the Uhland Police Department responded to a report of a shooting that occurred outside a residence on Rocky R...
Attorney shares experience with Hays County Family Law Court Judge Karl Hays
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Attorney shares experience with Hays County Family Law Court Judge Karl Hays
By Brittany Kelley 
May 28, 2025
Several families have reached out to the Hays Free Press/ News-Dispatch in regards to what they believe are concerning experiences in Judge Karl Hays’...
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Former Dripping Springs Middle School teacher sentenced to 60 years in prison for possession of child pornography
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Former Dripping Springs Middle School teacher sentenced to 60 years in prison for possession of child pornography
By Staff Report 
April 30, 2025
SAN MARCOS — Hays County District Judge Sherri K. Tibbe sentenced Kevin McLean, 33, to a total of 60 years in prison April 29; McLean entered a plea o...
Joint operation leads to more than 40 arrests in Hays County
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Joint operation leads to more than 40 arrests in Hays County
By Staff Report 
April 2, 2025
AUSTIN — A joint investigation between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the San Antonio Poli...
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