Concert Cook-out for Christ at Grace Church Lot
Women's Aglow invites Lat., June 24 at 6 30 p m for a concert and cook-out at Grace Church parking lot RR 12 and Hwy 290 Peyton Bros will perform Bring the white family and lawn chairs For more info call Lisa 847 9903 or Molly 894 0553 Ya ll come Identifying Card Parents can get free fingerprinting for their children June 17 10 a m to 2 p m in front of the Senior Citizens Craft Shop downtown Wimberley Camp Ben McCulloch Reunion June 16 23 Dances nightly 9 p m to 1 a m reenactment Sat 6 p m info Alfard Hohman 858 4222 Vacation Bible School Wimberley United Methodist Church June 26 30 9 a m to 12 noon Heroes in Service Cottage Kitchen Luncheon June 23 11 a m to 1 p m at McCoy's 400 E Hopkins St San Marcos proceeds benefit Heritage Association New Neighbors Meeting June 28 10 a m Kay Schroeder 710 Skyline Ridge Habitat for Humanity Garage Sale July 15 Lion's Field 8 a m to 12 noon NA helpline 512 480 0004 NARFE San Marcos June 21 11 a m Capes Camp
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Grace Church
Peyton Bros
Lisa
Molly
John McGuire
Senior Citizens Craft
Wimberley
Ben McCulloch
Waterloo Square
Peoples Choice
Alfard Hohman
WUMC
P.O
Cottage Kitchen
McCoy's
Charles S. Cook House
E. Hopkins St
San Marcos
Heritage Association
Kay Schroeder
Skyline Ridge
Habitat For Humanity
Wimberley Valley
Lion's Field
Narcotics Anonymous NA
Texas
U.S
Wimberley Residents Protest PEC Power Line Route
More than 60 Wimberley residents attended a Public Utilities Commission hearing to oppose Pedernales Electric Cooperative’s plan to erect a 138000 volt above ground transmission line through Wimberley. They cited aesthetic damage, economic impact, health concerns from EM fields, and criticized PEC’s consultation methods.
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Claire Smullen
Wimberley Institute of Cultures
PEC
PUC
Alan Colwell
Wimberley
Grover Colwell
Motorola Sudh
Public Utilities Commission
Pedernales Electric Cooperative
PAC
Eva Andries
Wimberleyites
Public Utility Commission
Texas Public Utility Commission
Dripping Springs
Anticipation Notes sale set with bidders on Monday
Hays County officials announce a 2.7 million Anticipation Notes offering with First Southwest Company acting as financial consultants and bid overseers. Merrill Lynch previously led in 1994 at 4.99 percent. Judge Eddy Etheredge and Auditor Bill Herzog in New York for Moody’s and S and P rating review. Moody’s keeps A rating.
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Inancial
Hays County
First Southwest Company
Merril Lynch
New York City
Hays
Eddy Etheredge
Bill Herzog
Big Apple
Moody's
Standard and Poor's
Judge urges plan for roads amid rapid county growth
Frank Austin, water quality consultant from Wimberley, told the Hays Infrastructural Task Force that the county’s population growth outpaces infrastructure. He proposed closing gates to newcomers, raising taxes, or sticking with current efforts. County Judge Eddy Etheredge cited a 2.5 million Road Department budget and ongoing drainage work as officials seek greater road control and authority.
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Frank Austin
Wimberley
Hays
Dripping Springs
Austin
Eddy Etheredge
Russ Molenaar
Commissioners Court
Woodcreek delays ETJ action amid study group talks
Woodcreek City Council postpones action on Extraterritorial Jurisdiction citing absence and July vacations. Mayor Jeanine Pool requests a full council before deciding on future incorporation of Wimberley area. Debate centers on keeping current ETJ borders and potential annexation votes. Council members Larkin and Hart volunteer to engage with the study group on possible paths forward.
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Woodcreek City
ETJ
Oodcreek
Jeanine Pool
Wimberley
Larkin
Woodcreek
John Markoff
Eagle Rock
Woodcreek Property Owners Association
Jerald Patterson
WPOA
Incorporation Study Group
Dave Campbell
Joe Hart
Judge and locals oppose Circle C County road plan loss of administrator
Environmentalists and property activists challenge growth as Circle C County faces scrutiny over a proposed Unitary Road System and the departure of the first administrator. WISD studies farming out support services as districts weigh efficiency. An artist's thesis series links cycles of time and humanity to regional themes.
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WISD
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NARFE
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
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Leslie Howe
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