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Have you listened to your true community radio station lately? Our volunteer staff is comprised of your friends, neighbors, and co-workers most of whom have no previous radio experience. When

Hays County Sheriff’s Office deputies, and civilians, were recently recognized, promoted and sworn-in at an awards ceremony presided over by Sheriff Gary Cutler, who presented agency awards to the following

The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University, in collaboration with the Save Barton Creek Association, the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association (WVWA) and Community Environmental Services,

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar will deliver a lecture at Texas State University on Monday, April 15. Hegar will speak at 4 p.m. in the Undergraduate Academic Center,

Hays County inmate numbers have seen an uptick in the past two weeks after falling gradually since the end of January. According to a report from the Hays County Sheriff’s

BOSTON (AP) — From a Napa Valley vintner to a Hot Pockets heiress, a procession of wealthy parents made their first appearances in federal court Friday on charges they paid

Hays County Commissioners and Election Administrator Jennifer Anderson are moving forward in two areas to improve future elections. The Commissioners Court has approved petitioning the state to pilot the use

Four-year-old Theodore is a ball of love! This boy wants nothing more than your attention, and he’ll ask for it with a loud meow! He is very gentle, loves to

When the San Marcos City Council approved the annexation and rezoning of more than 700 acres of land to accommodate a new industrial rail park, the decision was a controversial

Editor’s Note: This is the first part of a new series examining living conditions at Siesta Mobile Home Park and residents’ organized efforts to talk to management about their grievances.

The Hays County Commissioners Court has authorized a joint defense agreement “related to the Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline Permian Highway Project [PHP] with the intent of joining or filing suit

Officials in the law enforcement community and beyond are mourning the death of Phillip Taylor, a former Hays County deputy and current mayor of Mountain City, who was killed in