Twenty three long time residents of Wimberley killed in sudden assault
Dorey Schmidt laments the destruction of Wimberley’s natural setting as a developer removes all trees around the old rock farmhouse near Lions Field by RR 2325 Market Days crowds witness a loss of the community’s charm and agrarian past. He warns of future invasions and urges action to protect trees and local character.
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Land Minceing a Crime in Wimberley Estate Dispute
Community member Robin Jeambert voices anger at Bud Mince over the Farris estate. He urges a boycott of Mince projects and pushes for incorporation to protect the local countryside and trees.
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Money best spent on Wimberley’s youth
The piece argues it is unnecessary to build a glowing cross on a mountaintop or a distant prayer site to prove Wimberley’s Christian character. It proposes redirecting funds to a youth gathering space, asserting it would be a greater Christian deed benefiting local young residents.
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Old Mill Village Dream To Turn Loss Into Town
A poem to editor laments the vanished valley around an old mill. It recalls aged stone structures erased and blossoms removed, praises previous greenery and asks to repurpose metal walls as a teen center to preserve the village’s historic spirit while guiding its transformation into a town.
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Volksmarch Walkfest in Wimberley April 29 30
The Wimberley Wanders Club hosts an IVV sanctioned Walkfest with free pace choice and four hour completion window. Start between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. finish by 4 p.m. on both days, with pre registration ($5) and on day ($6) for walk credit and a souvenir medal. Dogs welcome, route in hill country with some long grades not stroller friendly.
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Liberal media ignores Sen Biden remark
The Wilmington News Journal reports Sen Joseph Biden of Delaware faced a race and sexism accusation from a black woman. Biden replied Tell her she s got me confused with Newt. His deputy press secretary said the remark was aimed at Newt Gingrich, not Biden s racism.
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