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Drought and water scarcity in Wimberley have claimed a second victim. First, it was Jacob's Well, and now Blue Hole's water levels are two feet below the normal level.
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David Baker, executive director of The Watershed Association, a nonprofit conservation group, says this is the worst he's seen the well in over three decades.
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The new mile-long segment in Sunset Valley connects the trail from Barton Springs Pool to Slaughter Creek near MoPac.
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The largest of those celebrations is Wurstfest in New Braunfels, which kicks off on Nov. 4.
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A Texas river expert says river flows across the state this summer are headed into the record books for being among the lowest ever, especially if rain does not fall soon.
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Craft breweries across the region, from Blanco to Fredericksburg and Dripping Springs to New Braunfels, are attracting locals and weekend road trippers from all over Texas — and even a few from across the country. Those visitors are also providing an economic boost to small towns that just a decade ago looked a lot sleepier.
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By next year, the trail is expected to be complete from Barton Springs Pool in Zilker Park to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
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A culinary arts team from a Texas Hill Country high school is one of only 10 in the nation to compete in a NASA contest to create an out-of-this-world dish for astronauts to eat aboard the International Space Station.
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HB 298 would help cities regulate light pollution outside of city limits.
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A cold front and rain are heading to the Austin area, and parts of the Hill Country could see snow, according to the National Weather Service.