Community events and activities listed for July in Wimberley area
Digest outlines various summer events: a car wash fund-raiser for the Texan Stars Drill Team at the Y on July 1 from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Woodcreek Bridge club luncheon July 6 at River Team Room, Bible School July 10–14 for K–6, organ concert July 9 at St Mary’s Church in AR 12, Make and Take crafts at Village Library July 10 to Aug 7, Habitat for Humanity garage sale July 15, Children’s Art Workshop July 17–21, pre-registration details for K–6 students, Open House at Danforth July 10 for 7th graders, and new student registrations Aug 7–10. Duplicate Bridge at Senior Center canceled for summer.
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Texan Stars
Woodcreek Duplicate Bridge
Woodcreek Duplicate Bridge Club
River Team
Betty Kudla
Bible School Bible School
Chapel In the Hills
Mon
St. Mary's Guild
Sun
St. Mary's Catholic Church
AR 12
Featurin
Peg Howison
Gerry DeVezin
Habitat For Humanity
Wimberley Valley
Lion's Field
Childrens Art Workshop
Wimberley Valley Art League
Lions Field Pavillion
Lazy Suzzan
Plaza del Sol
Wimberley
W.I.S.D
Danforth
Wimberley Independent School District
Senior Citizens Center
Conservative wave redraws party lines in Nen Texas race
Conservative wave sees a United Senator and a District Judge switch from the Democratic Party to the Republicans amid a broad repudiation of liberal lines. Laughlin, amid a Republican landslide, argues the shift reflects district needs over partisan politics and predicts continued reelection prospects. He cites bipartisan passage of a Clean Water bill and accuses Democrats of risky political games.
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Texas
Republican Party
T — Ment
Congressma Laughlin
Democratic Party
Laughlin
Wimberley school bid trimmed to 5.1 to 5.2 million
Trustees narrowed the Wimberley High School project to about 5.1 to 5.2 million dollars. Monterey Construction and Huckabee and Associates negotiated to keep key design elements while saving roughly 300000. Local subcontractors were discussed but most work will go to out of town firms.
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Tracey Dean
Wimberley Board of Trustees
Kirk Killough
Monterey Construction
Wolfforth
Tommie
Huckabee
Len Caddell
Huckabee and Associates
Wimberley
Greg Meyers
County officials weigh septic rule change in Burnet Ranches dispute
Hays County Commissioners again discussed wastewater rules as resident Emily Phillips seeks a variance to use a surface spray aerobic system on her Burnet Ranches 2.5 acre tract. Her consultant Tim Taylor argued cheaper alternative. health director Allen Walthers urged denial.
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Hays County
Burnet Ranches
Emily Phillips
Phillips
Tim Taylor
Hydro-action
Kountze
Allen Walthers
Environmental Health Department
Wimberley View Recap Highlights Local Dramas and Milestones
A Wednesday Wimberley View recap covers County Judge Draper facing a second indictment dismissal motion, bond debt troubles, and attorney actions. County officials press delays at juvenile facility. Wimberley VFW marks 50 years of rodeo spirit as Project Playgrounds breaks ground.
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Draper
Wimberley Vfw
Fourth of July Parade to Close Ranch Road 12
Part of Ranch Road 12 will close Sunday July 2 from 3 to 4 p.m for a parade. The route starts at the junction of 3237 and RR12 and ends near St Marys Catholic Church. Through traffic is detoured to County Road 183.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holiday hours announced by 2a Media Group
The announcement notes altered office hours in observance of the Independence Day holiday, listing a shortened schedule and closures for the holiday period. Personnel are advised to plan accordingly and contact the main office for specific time changes.
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2A Media Group
Anus
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Wimberley Community Chorus
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Juanita Rodgers
Katie Fay Keith
Joe Hey
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