Hays County Commissioners on Tuesday approved changes to voting precincts that have grown to more than 5,000 registered voters. The changes are required by state statute.
“A voting precinct that has grown to more than 5,000 registered voters must be split up so that there are fewer than 5,000 in each precinct,” Elections Administrator Jennifer Anderson said.
At a ceremony held May 1, seven Dripping Springs High School seniors announced their commitments to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Combined with 18 DSHS seniors who announced their college commitments earlier this year, this brings the number of Tiger student-athletes continuing their playing careers at the collegiate level to 26.
RED Arena held its annual Wine-Up and Round-Up fundraiser this past weekend at Dripping Springs Ranch Park. "This year’s event was a huge success! We raised more money this year than we raised in 2018...” Jennifer Young, Executive Director and Founder of RED Arena, said.
Dripping Springs ISD Superintendent, Dr. Bruce Gearing, gave a series of talks in which he spoke about the state of the ISD. The talks included a chamber lunch, a breakfast leaders breakfast, and a real estate group.
Comfort For Kids, or C4K, delivered a large consignment of stuffed animals to area first responders on April 17, at the North Hays Fire/Rescue Station on Sportsplex. The animals are to be given out by first responders to children when performing their duties.
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