Mural controversy may result in an arts board

The mural, painted by local artist Liza Proch, did not go through proper paperwork but may get a reprieve after a public outcry. — Stand a rd - Ra d io Post/Michaela Rush

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By Ken Esten Cooke Standard-Radio Post publisher on August 21, 2024

A social media flare-up, and a few misunderstandings over city policy, may result in an improved process for public art in Fredericksburg.

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Developer, residents to talk out issues

By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor

October 22, 2025

Sonoma Oaks subdivision expansion tabled until parties come to agreement After a heartfelt request from one of the developers of the Sonoma Oaks subdi...

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Bites and sips ahead at Food & Wine Fest

October 22, 2025

Six days of events await patrons at reimagined event The Fredericksburg Food & Wine Festival kicked off yesterday, and has events running through Sund...

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Hill Country United Youth Soccer

October 22, 2025

Hill Country United Youth Soccer Leagues continued play on Saturday at the Adam R. Scripps Fredericksburg Soccer Field. Parents stated the playing con...

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Questions linger after library director’s firing

By Annie Bresee Standard-Radio Post reporter

October 22, 2025

Community reacts as facility’s use grew under new librarian Erika Caputo, librarian at Pioneer Memorial Library, was fired Tuesday, Oct. 14 after hold...

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St. Barnabas hosting weekend health seminar

October 22, 2025

A weekend seminar that explores community mental health and wellbeing will be hosted by St. Barnabas Episcopal Church this weekend, Friday through Sun...

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What’s on the ballot this November?

October 22, 2025

This is the fourth in a series of six articles explaining the 17 constitutional amendments that Gillespie County residents and Texans will be voting o...

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