The Rural Table

The Rural Table

The Rural Table, a local marketplace for home goods, sources the majority of its treasures from businesses in the Texas Hill Country. From delicious sauces to local olive oil to the perfect dish to hold your queso, your kitchen and dinner parties will be covered. Owned by, Kathy Wolters, The Rural Table seeks to provide a local place for you to learn to new recipes or grab a meaningful gift. As a mom and business owner, Kathy understands the busyness in life and hopes she can make one thing a bit easier for you or at least more delicious. The Rural Table is located in The Rural Home, on Mercer St. At The Rural Home, you can find beautiful items for your home, baby clothes, and Fusion Mineral Paint to bring new life to old pieces. In the upcoming weeks, The Rural Table will be launching their Fall recipe e-book. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram @theruraltabletx to not miss out on this free offering! – Submitted

Springs Provisions

Springs Provisions is a project near to our hearts. When we (Laura and Ryan Grant) first met 14 years ago we dreamed of opening a boutique antique store in a small town in Texas. Each of our families have been in Texas since the mid 1800s and our daughters are 5th generation Central Texans! When the property at the corner of Mercer and Old Fitzhugh, went up for sale we knew it was perfect for our family and mission; to reach people for the Lord by bringing things back from the past. We LOVE picking and often take our daughters, Taylor 11 and Addison 9, on our antiquing trips across Texas. The story behind the piece is what really melts our hearts, from the army trunks we bought in Lampassas, TX from the family of a WW2 vet, to the six feet tall water tank we literally dug out of a snake infested pasture on a farm in Fentress, TX. Selling them was obviously part of the plan but as each one goes we shed a tear or two. Our hope is they find a permanent place as a conversation piece in your home. Thank you to The City of Dripping Springs and the Chamber of Commerce for the warm welcome. We are open Tuesday-Saturday from 10-6 at 300B W. Mercer St. Come see us! – Submitted

Tillie’s Restaurant

Owners Kim and Whit Hanks were joined by various local leaders to commemorate the official opening of Tillie’s, an American Nouveau restaurant and bar located at Camp Lucy, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony during the first of the month.

Dripping Springs has seen a number of new restaurants emerge in recent months and the elevated cuisine at Tillie’s will continue this trend. Tillie’s menu will reflect traditional American cuisine but with an international flare. The seasonal dishes were shaped by Executive Chef Brandon Martin, a 12-year veteran of the Austin food scene who has worked in the kitchens at Foreign & Domestic, Lenoir, Old Thousand and served as Sous Chef at Odd Duck and Barley Swine. Previously, Martin was the Executive Chef at the Gage Hotel in Marathon, Texas.

Tillie’s, located at 3509 Creek Road, continues the evolution of Camp Lucy, a Texas Wine Country resort. Popularized as a leading wedding venue in Central Texas, Camp Lucy has added luxury accommodations, a resortstyle pool, and a collection of guest activities and experiences to become an experiential resort.

Tillie’s officially opened to the public on October 1st. It is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, and offers brunch service on Saturdays and Sundays. Call (512) 894-2633 to secure a reservation. – Submitted

Lone Star Capital Bank

Lone Star Capital Bank is excited to announce the completion of their new branch in Dripping Springs. The recent ribbon cutting ceremony marks the end of the 18 months of construction. Community members in attendance were: the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce, Lion’s Club, Dripping Springs Women’s Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2933. Members from Lone Star Capital Bank’s Board of Directors, Advisory Board, and employees were also in attendance on Thursday.

“The Dripping Springs market is an exciting one for us, and this new building represents our deep commitment here,” Director, Renee Benson, said on Thursday. Bill Mc-Candless, Chairman of the Board, remarked on growth in Dripping Springs. “Since we have been in this market for many years, we have seen local leadership make smart decisions about the growth in the area. We are privileged to be a part of it.” President and CEO, Danny Buck, remains positive about the bank’s involvement in the community and commented, “We appreciate the support that we have received over the years from our customers and the business community. Our Lone Star Capital Bank associates will continue to be involved in the Dripping Springs community and our bank will continue to invest here as we expand and grow.” About Lone Star Capital Bank: Lone Star Capital Bank specializes in providing customized banking services for entrepreneurs, executives, professionals, small businesses, and real estate investors. It is a member of FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender. www.LSCB.com.– Submitted