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Hays County Commissioners Court passed a resolution to support legislative that gives more authority to the Hays Trinity Groundwater District, which focuses on conservation of groundwater use in the area, particularly western Hays County. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

2 groundwater bills can impact Hays County’s future water use if passed

By Elisabeth Jimenez

The bills, one targeting deregulation and the other providing more parameters for groundwater use, have not been passed yet.

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A state appeals court has temporarily blocked the San Marcos's voter-approved marijuana ordinance, meaning residents may once again face citations for low-level possession, and litigation on the ordinance will continue. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
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Texans can purchase batteries, flashlights, generators and other emergency preparedness supplies without state and local sales taxes from April 26-28. (Courtesy Texas A&M Forest Service)
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State funding through Upskill Texas program can help local business expand by helping foot the bill for employee job training. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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A proposed seven-story student housing project in San Marcos cleared a key hurdle this week, earning City Council approval despite being denied by the Planning and Zoning Commission earlier this month. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
7-story student housing project near San Marcos H-E-B moves forward
Hays County Commissioners Court will add an animal welfare services division under the Hays County Health Department, combining animal and community wellness. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Hays County establishes animal welfare division to address shelter overcrowding, public health
Kyle City Hall is located at 100 W Center St., adjacent to Kyle's downtown area. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
Survey shows Kyle residents happy with safety, concerned about transportation
The Texas Water Development Board, or TWDB, has approved $2.14 million in financial assistance for the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, or GBRA, through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund. The funding will support an expansion of the Sunfield Water Reclamation Facility, located at 1431 Satterwhite Road in Buda. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority receives $2.14M for water facility expansion
Hays County Commissioners Court approved updates to defendant mental health programs Jan. 28. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Hays County to launch DWI, drug court program
San Marcos City Hall is located at 630 E Hopkins St. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
San Marcos asks Guadalupe County to address health hazards in Redwood, Rancho Vista
TSTF will be funded through charitable donations, corporate partnerships and fundraising events and invites businesses, community leaders and citizens to join their cause, per the release. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
Texas State Troopers Foundation launches to support DPS officers
At the March 18 San Marcos City Council meeting, members voted unanimously to move forward with a preliminary feasibility study for Cape’s Dam. (Courtesy city of San Marcos)
ICYMI: San Marcos discusses Capes Dam, Kyle Animal Care Center sees progress and more Hays County news
The new workforce training facility is supported through a partnership with Austin Community College, or ACC, and Community Action Inc. of Central Texas, according to a March 21 city news release. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
New workforce training facility opens in San Marcos to provide skills for in-demand jobs
Fire officials line up at station opening
Hays County ESD No. 5 opens new station in eastern Kyle