Scudder Fall Festival and Oct. 25 trip planned
Scudder's Fall Festival will be held Oct. 28 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the high school stadium with games food art a moon walk and raffles. Also listed are an Oct. 25 Salado trip Oct. 26 Wimberley club meeting pesticide training Oct. 26 and other community events with contact numbers.
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Salado
Chapel In the Hills
Stage Coach Inn
Woman's Club
Wimberley Women's Club
7 Oaks
Jack Lauber
Hays County Extension Service
HCE
Civic Center Loop
San Marcos
Wimberley Horse Club
Flying J Ranch
Cindi Smith
Seguin
High Point
Call Marsha Johnson
Gruene
Wimberley Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Scudder Lane
Eer Creek Deer Creek Nursing Center
Woodcreek
Seven Oaks
Woodreek Lodge
Betty Kudla
Jonnie Anschultz
Woodcreek mayor urges safety for Halloween trick-or-treaters
Woodcreek officials led by Mayor Jeannine Pool plan enhanced security to protect children during peak trick-or-treat hours. Neighbors are urged to keep driveways clear, avoid lawn parking, and ensure adult supervision. Trick-or-treaters should be 12 and under from 5 to 8 pm, with Woodcreek Drive central to activities.
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Woodcreek
Jeannine Pool
City of
Woodcreek Property Owners’ Association
Paol
Pool
Woodcreek Drive
Appraisal District Faces Heat From County Commissioners
In a Monday courthouse session, Hays County Commissioner's Court debated CAD budgeting and board reform. Judge Eddy Etheredge called critics of the CAD board “silly,” while Commissioner Jeff Barton urged accountability. Officials discussed expanding the CAD board from five to seven members as entities nominate replacements. The district allocates 5000 votes among taxing entities, with schools and the county historically shaping voting power.
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Hays County
Eddy Etheredge
Neva Lockett
Jeff Barton
CAD
Hays
Etheredge
Officials deny charges of duplicating State GIS in Hays County
County officials and their San Antonio consultant responsive to criticism hired to develop a county GIS deny duplicating the State system. The project aims to create a county wide digitized map network for multiple departments and public access. The program began with aerial photography by a San Antonio firm and is backed by a Dripping Springs consultant at about forty four thousand nine hundred eighty five dollars with additional hardware and software costs projected.
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Hays County
San Antonio
Dripping Springs
Virtual Landscape Technology
Devin Humphrey
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Paul Wilsford
Thad Ziegler Glass
Wimberley
Skip Casteel
Pet
Scudder Elementary
Kindergarden
Austin Mason
Mary Henderson
Wild Bill Lyell
Mike Henderson
Don Miller
Cypress Creek Cafe
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