By Brittany Anderson More parks and recreation opportunities are coming to fruition across Hays County, thanks to a special commission and voter-approved bond. The Parks and Open Spaces Advisory Commission (POSAC) presented information regarding its plan for parks, open spaces and connectivity durin...

By Sahar Chmais The desire to improve Hays County parks is evident, after voters approved a $75 million bond in 2020 with 70% voters' approval. But county officials might wait a bit – until 2022 – with a chance to secure $30 million from a clean water fund. Proposition A, which passed in November, w...

(photo by David White) by Jim Camp This 2020 election offers “Hays Co. Proposition A”: an opportunity for voters to create new parks, protect open spaces, and preserve natural areas.   At haysparksforpeople.com you can find out more about this bond for sixteen parks and open space projects. By votin...

by Chase Rogers DRIPPING SPRINGS – Dripping Springs city council members unanimously voted to set the tax rate for the 2020-21 fiscal year on Sept. 8 at $0.19 per $100 of taxable valuation. The new rate, though it is the same that was approved last year by the council, is expected to produce an addi...