Digest notices and community events in Wimberley
Public notices invite submissions to The Wimberley View with deadlines of Friday noon for Wednesday issues and Wednesday noon for Saturday issues. Events include Libby Linebarger program at Woodcreek Resort, St Stephen's ECW meeting with Rev Dr Robert Certain, Extension on Literacy Training, SWTSU student honors recital at Wimberley United Methodist Church, Butter and Cheese Program distribution at Twin Mountain Manor and Crisis Bread Basket, Wimberley Cemetery Association meeting, Women’s Rights program by San Marcos Women’s Agenda Coalition, and San Marcos Public Library Storytime for ages 3-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcreek Resort
Libby Linebarger
Rachel Gumbert
Verna Trainer
Helen Zagst
St. Stephen's Ecw
Episcopal Church
Robert G
St. Stephen's Parish Hall
Wimberley
SWTSU
Wimberley United Methodist Church
Adah T. Mosello
Twin Mountain Manor
Wimberley Cemetery Association
Wimberley Senior Citizens
Women's Agenda Coalition of
San Marcos
Walsh announces candidacy for Precinct 3 commissioner
David T. Walsh, a 22 year Hays County resident with 17 years in Wimberley, seeks the Democratic nomination for Precinct 3 County Commissioner. An accountant and rancher, he touts unity via a non political road system and pledged budget reviews under county auditor supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Walsh
Hays County
Wimberley
Walsh
Brenda
Markley
Travis
Financial Business Consultants
San Marcos
County Commissioners Club
Commissioners Court
Church Honors Recital and Flute Choir at Wimberley
A Student Honors Recital and a SWT Flute Choir performance led by Adah T. Moselle take place on Thursday February 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Wimberley. Lorraine Pickle Thomas soprano and Shannon Gates soprano headline vocal works, with Karol Ann Badgett and Robert Centero on piano and guitar pieces by Brahms Chopin and Cimarosa. Dr John Schmidt accompanies the vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWTSU
Wimberley United Methodist Church
Adah _ T. Moselle
SWT
Mozart
Pie Jesu
Requiem
Faure
Lorraine Pickle Thomas
John Duke
Zaida
Karol Ann Badgett
Brahms
Chopin
Robert Centero
Steve Kostelnik
Cimarosa
Shannon Gates
Wolk
Bonnie Marston
Strauss
Menotti
John Schmidt
Chamber to boost Visitors Center in Wimberley campaign
The Wimberley Chamber of Commerce opened its Visitor Center funds drive pledging to beat the bushes for donations and member involvement. President Jack Lauber said the chamber would solicit members and encourage active participation in fundraising for a 1,700 square foot center planned at a 1.85 acre tract in the shopping center. Existing totals show 29,715 of 70,000 raised, with officials aiming to reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Lauber
Wimberley II North
Bill Strong
Thief Steals Wheel From Wimberley Welcome Sign
The refurbished Welcome to Wimberley sign on Ranch Road 12 had its new wheel stolen after restoration by the Knights of Columbus as part of the Wimberley Beautification Committee Adopt A Spot program. Investigators seek the wheel’s return or information leading to the thief, with Deputy Tom Ayers available at 512-396-6166.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Ranch Road 12
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Tom E. Ayers
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wimberley Woman's Club
Homemakers
Senior Citizen’s Center
Fellowship
United Methodist Church
Precinct 3
Kyle
Houston
First Christian Church
Uni
David Walsh
Wimberley Vew
Oldham-Cummings
Nugent
Barbara Chamberlain
Shelton
Sunny Smith
Caroline B. Schindler
Joe H. Schindler
Ina Crowe
Oscar H. Crowe
John F
Jo Sanders
Minor Cole
Myrtle Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Laura M. Cole
DeMasters
Daniel Insurance
Gene Oldham
New York Life Wimberley
Ace Hardware Friends
Sallie Lee Arbogast
Hazel T. Fox
Barney
Kay Watkins
Jacker
Sellers Helen D. White
Charles
Ruth Clayton
Carolyn Bonniwell
Arnold
Frances Stott
Ann Keaveny
Walter
Rosemary Tanner
Wimberley Senior Citizens' Activities, Inc
Wsca, Inc
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