In the Texas Hill Country’s beautiful Highland Lakes in Burnet Texas. Forty-two years ago, Burnet’s community leaders saw the wisdom in celebrating one of Texas’s most beautiful wildflowers, the ...

The vast influx of families moving into the Hill Country has brought an incursion of realtors and real estate companies attempting to take advantage of the unprecedented growth. However, local ...

The actual meaning of the idiom “just in time” refers to completing something immediately before the time it might be due. When applied to pest control, it is far better to get rid of the annoying ...

Pipe creek is an unincorporated community 9 miles east of Bandera in Bandera County. The area was named after the nearby creek Pipe Creek and founded in 1870. Francis Marion Hodges was the first ...

Austin, Texas is geographically and politically the center of the Lone Star State. Austin residents are made up of a diverse group of individuals, including musicians, politicians, university ...

Named after a nearby creek, Cherokee is an unincorporated community in San Saba County, Texas. The area hit the maps in the 1850’s through P.p. “Pop” Woodard. The location changed a few times before ...

Blanco Texas is located 45 miles west of Austin and 45 miles north of San Antonio. Blanco was settled in 1853. The Jewel of the city is the gorgeous Blanco River with blue-green water. The river has ...

Escape from the stresses of life and head over to Hondo, Texas, only 30 minutes away from San Antonio. Hondo is a family-oriented community that offers a variety of outdoor activities from camping, ...

The Guadalupe River runs from Kerr County, Texas to the San Antonio Bay. The Guadalupe River is most enjoyed through rafting, canoeing, and fly fishing. The Guadalupe River is one of the finest rivers ...

The city of Dripping Springs, Texas is located around 25 miles west of Austin. The Gateway to the Hill Country is often the term referring to Dripping Springs, Texas. The area offers outstanding views ...

Wimberley, Texas is located where the Cypress Creek and the Blanco River meet and is an hour outside of Austin. A lot of people refer to this city as a little bit of heaven. The main attractions ...

Bulverde, Texas is a city in Comal County. Bulverde dates back to the period 2,500 to 600 B.C. when the Native Americans lived in the area. The area was known for their arrowheads known as Bulverde ...