With the Civil War, and the recession that followed finally over, Austin had grown to 11,000 inhabitants by 1880. Newcomers and goods were arriving via the new International-Great Northern Railroad. Settlers came from all directions to Central Texas.
Dear Editor, While I stay home, trying to not catch The Plague, two things are driving me a little nuts right now. No, not having to eat my own cooking every day, and no, not even our national health crisis, but a couple of things, both having to do with development overreach. And I think these are some very bad ideas.
Brave Combo, the acclaimed band from Denton that has performed from Lincoln Center to Paris, will bring The World of World Music to the Wimberley Playhouse on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 2:00 p.m.
Hays County hosted two free COVID-19 testing locations on Sunday. Testing took place by appointment at sites in Wimberley and Dripping Springs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. provided by a partnership with the Texas Department of Health and Human Services and the Texas Army National Guard.
Gov. Greg Abbott on May 7 met with President Trump in the White House. The president praised Abbott's leadership in handling the months-long medical emergency and in managing the resulting slowdown of the economy in the Lone Star State.
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