The Dripping Springs Community Foundation and the Helping Hands Food Pantry dedicated a storage facility to the memory of Judy Carter of Dripping Springs, a DSCF Board member and longtime activist in the community. The ceremony took place on April 22.
As Dripping Springs’ population grows, so does its dining scene. Get Along Grill, one of the area’s newest restaurants, held its ribbon cutting ceremony May 4 with the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.
The Texas Department of State Health Services will no longer allocate COVID-19 vaccine to providers on a weekly basis.
Dripping Springs has been designated as a Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office (TMO) after completing a multi-step certification process. The Music Friendly Community program seeks to foster music business-related economic development in Texas cities and communities. Community Relations and Outreach Specialist Chip Adams presented the designation certificate to Pam Owens, President/ CEO of the Dripping Springs Visitors Bureau and Mayor of Dripping Springs Bill Foulds, Jr. during a ceremony on April 29 at Hudson’s on Mercer.
The unofficial results are in for the May 1 Dripping Springs City Council race. Geoffrey Tahuahua defeats Charlie Busbey for Place 3, and Sherrie Parks unseats Travis Crow for Place 5.
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Dripping Springs, Texas 78620
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