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Futronic USA, a leading manufacturer of motor vehicle transmission and power train parts, is building a location in Buda.
Photo by Emily Mathes
A project dubbed 'Forward Motion' is indeed living up to its name after receiving the green light from the Buda City Council and Hays County.
The Once Upon A time Folktale Drama Camp is taking place at Rodriguez Elementary School. Students participating in this year's camp are rising 1st-6th graders. This week's photos are from session 1 of the camp which began Monday, July 15 and ends Thursday, July 18. Session 2 takes place Monday, July 22-Thursday, July 25, however, registration is closed for the second camp. Mrs. Bridget Jones is directing this year's camp.
Photo courtesy of SMCISD
DRAMA CAMP
From playtime fun and games to cool pictures on pumpkins, the Dripping Spring Pumpkin Festival was a hit with families. It is now moving to Uhland as the new Fall Fest.
Photos courtesy of Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival
The Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival is moving across Hays County to become the Fall Fest in Uhland.
Editor's Note: This weekly column written by Wimberley View editor Teresa Kendrick highlights her experiences throughout the Texas Hill Country.
Inflation in the United States cooled in June for a third straight month, a sign that the worst price spike in four decades is steadily fading and may soon usher in interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Hurricane Beryl made landfall in the Houston area on July 8 as a Category 1 storm. Sustained winds of up to 80 miles per hour and rainfall of up to eight inches across the metropolitan area caused significant damage. Flooding, downed trees, power outages, and structural damage were extensive, with preliminary estimates of $1.5 billion in Texas and $2.5 billion across the United States. The storm had weakened compared to the Category 4 and 5 levels reached as it caused massive destruction in the Caribbean. The Yucatan Peninsula and northern Venezuela were also affected.
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DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been together for 15 years and share a 14-yearold son. We no longer have a physical relationship. I’m trying to decide if it’s worth getting a divorce. Our marital relations were what I would consider normal, at least once a week, before and during my pregnancy. However, once my son was born, it became less and less frequent. We have gone as long as two years without being intimate. This is because of my husband’s lack of interest.
Two downtown businesses were awarded $10,000 grants from Main Street America. Above, Stinky Dawg owner, Maraya Dunn, with her dogs Teddy and Rocket in front of the accessory wall, which includes a ton of adorable dog hats, collars and clothes, to name a few. Below, Pictured is Wen Carey, co-owner of Everyday Zen, pouring some of the tea they brew in house for their customers to enjoy. Below, Bryan Carey, co-owner of Everyday Zen, standing near the tea selection.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
Stinky Dawg and Everyday Zen awarded $10,000 grant
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