Local clubs list January meetings and support groups
Digest lists events for Genealogical Society Limberley Valley, Woodcreek Duplicate Bridge Club, square dance lessons, Wimberley and Cypress Creek groups, VFW Post 6441, Fathers Hotline, Parent Support Group, Home Schooling Network, and Divorce Recovery with dates, times, locations, and contact numbers. Highlights include Jan 4 meetings at Village Library and Dunbar Center, plus ongoing groups through Jan 10 and Jan 9.
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Genealogical Society
Limberley Valley Genealogical Society
Woodcreek Duplicate Bridge Club
J.R. Woodcreek Lodge
Betty Kudla
Tues
Wimberley Woman's Club Book Group
Mavis Woolsey
Woodcreek
Jo Sanders
Cypress Creek Garden Club
Paul Garnett
VFW
Oldham-Cummings Vfw
CR 182
Veterans & Auxiliary
Wimberley Presbyterian Church
Evie McAffee
Laurel
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Stapleton
Burnett files for Hays County Commissioner seat
Longtime Hays County resident William Burnett officially files as a Republican candidate for Precinct 3. He seeks the office vacated by Craig Payne, citing strong local ties and a background in finance and real estate in Wimberley. Burnett highlights public accessibility and service to residents, noting his family history in county leadership.
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Hays County
William
Bill’ Burnett
Burnett
Craig Payne
Southwest Texas State University
Wimberley
Stone
Timmac
Bud Burnett
Will’ Burnett
County Civic Center called a budget drag on events
The Youth Livestock Show Board says the Civic Center south of San Marcos on SH 35 is underused. County Judge Eddy Etheredge proposed a study task force to improve the facility. Commissioners Rodriguez and Molenaar agreed to serve and urged appointing reps. Barton suggested San Marcos CVB and other tourism agencies join.
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Ays County
Youth Livestock Show Board
San Marcos
Sh-35
Eddy Etheredge
Pete Rodriguez
Russ Molenaar
Rodriguez
Molenaar
Jeff Barton
Payne quizzed about study by county officials
In Wimberley a subdivision debate drew Rev. Leon Peacock and county leaders into questions about incorporation funds. County Judge Eddy Etheredge and Commissioner Craig Payne stated no vote has occurred and funds were from Payne’s discretionary account. Residents urged independence, while Peacock cited rumors and division in Wimberley and nearby San Marcos.
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Imberley
Leon Peacock
Wimberley
Pct
Craig Payne
Rev. Peacock
San Marcos
Former cashier charged in check alteration at Country Boys Grocery
Detective Mike Chance of the Hays County Sheriff's CID arrested 19-year-old Kikki Olivia Greyeyes on felony forgery charges after 19 altered checks to Country Boys Grocery in Wimberley. Four warrants served. four counts filed with more possible. Alterations reportedly added 1 to amounts, mainly $100 changes, with $10 on another check. banks named include Ozona National Bank Victoria Bank and Trust Balcones Banc Nations Bank. Greyeyes faces 4th Degree State Jail Felony. potential two years or 180 days with up to $10,000 fine. Victims urged to contact Chance.
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Country Boys Grocery
Wimberley
Mike Chance
Hays County Sheriff's Department
Navaho Lands
Arizona
Chance
Kikki Olivia Greyeyes
Country Boys
Ozona
National Bank
Victoria Bank and Trust
Balcones Banc
Nations Bank
Greyeyes
Hays County
Ray Wylie Hubbard at Susanna's Coffee House
Ray Wylie Hubbard and lead guitarist Terry Ware drew laughs and tears at a full Susanna's Coffee House on December 21. Hubbard's album Loco Gringo's Lament earned Kerrville Music and Music City awards in 1995, with this month featuring Chuck Pyle Buddy Mondlock and Carol Elliot in a writers in the round. Non alcoholic refreshments were provided by Hill Country Natural Foods and Wimberley Pie Company.
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Ray Wylie Hubbard
Terry Ware
Susanna
Hubbard
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Woman's Club Book
Susan Wiggs
Roslynn Williams
Judy Menard
Lou Klist
Susan
Washington State
Lou
Nick Klist
Klists
William ‘Bill’ Burnett
Payne
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