Run for Your Wife shines in Wimberley live theatre
Dear Editor, the Wimberley Players present Run for Your Wife at the Greenhouse Theatre through June 29. Pancho Russell directs a strong cast, with Russ Marlett delivering standout humor, making local theatre a standout with no need to travel to Austin or San Antonio.
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Wimberley Players
Greenhouse Theatre
Pancho Russell
Russ Marlett
Wimberley
Austin
San Antonio
New Focus program invite for Wimberley ISD community
Drug-Free Wimberley invites participation in its New Focus program with a June 20 meeting at 7 p.m. in the WISD Administration Building. Dennis Tomlin will answer questions about the program, which teaches internal management to improve self control and accountability to reduce drug and alcohol abuse.
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Wimberley
WISD
Preserve Wimberley Heritage Amid Planned Supermarkets
A reader urges keeping Wimberley’s heritage intact as rumors circulate about two new supermarkets. They advocate one clean market with fresh produce and fish, oppose moving the Keith House, and warn it would lose historic value and burden taxpayers.
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Wimberley
Keith
WIC Seeks Grants for Buck Winn Mural at New High School
The Wimberley Institute of Cultures explores grant sources to fund Buck Winn murals restoration for the new high school. They plan bids from Austin San Antonio restorers and funding through Pie Social events and community support. A loaned Winn style mural at the Visitors' Center illustrates the artist’s regional impact.
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Wimberley Institute of Cultures
Buck Winn
WIC
Austin
San Antonio
New York
Our Pie
Winn
Foreign aid debate sparks Texas town sewer plea
Agnes Hicks urges U.S. Congress to curb foreign aid funding citing Wimberley Texas sewer needs and argues tax dollars flow abroad via NATO, UN, IMF, World Bank and humanitarian programs. She claims 17 trillion national debt and calls for reducing aid while proposing Japan and Germany as donors. She notes grants for Egypt and criticizes immigration and defense spending as foreign aid.
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Washington, D.C
Wimberley
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Africa
U.S.A
U.S
Sarbanes
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R-Tn
Young Vamp
Haiti
Somalia
Bosnia
Clinton
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GAO
Bush
NATO
America
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Care
Unicef
United Nations
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
U.N
Congress
U. S. Congress
Time Magazine
Japan
Germany
Texas
Agnes Hicks
P.S
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
U. S
Hays Hills pastor urges protest over adult ad near Buda
Hays Hills Baptist Church pastor David Sweet condemns a large SH-35 sign in Buda advertising a sexually oriented business named Pleasurable Delights. He calls Austin for city ordinance action and urges readers to contact Reagan National Advertising owner Bill Horn to change policy affecting Hays County.
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Sh-35
Buda
Austin Police Department
San Antonio
Dallas
Arlington
Round Round
Austin
Kelly
S. I
Reagan National Advertising
Bill Horn
P.O. Box
Texas
Hays County
Horn
David Sweet
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Wilora Fore, 90, Rites Held at First Baptist Wimberley
Wilora Fore, a longtime Wimberley resident born August 14 1905 in Shire to Mannie and Robert Horton Curry, passed Sunday June 9. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church Wimberley with Rev Bennie Craver officiating and burial in Wimberley Cemetery. She is survived by sisters Wanda Meuller of Austin and Marjorie Mendoza of Port Arthur. Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home Wimberley.
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Wimberley
Wilora Fore
Bennie Craver
Wilora
Mannie
Robert Horton Curry
Shire
Wanda Meuller
Austin
Marjorie Mendoza
Port Arthur
Thomason
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