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Council adopts $81-million budget with 3¢ tax drop
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Council adopts $81-million budget with 3¢ tax drop
On 3-2 vote, relief for citizens prioritized over future projects
Lauren Elizabeth Shults 
September 20, 2023
By a 3-2 vote, Frederick-sburg City Council on Tuesday adopted the tax rate (no-new-revenue) of 16.518 cents per $100 for the 2023 tax year, down from the current 19.5 cents. The rate includes 15.2612 cents per $100 for maintenance and operations and 12.568 for the interest and sinking fund (debt). ...
FISD drops tax rate to 77¢ as values rise
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District to ask state how recapture funds are spent
FISD drops tax rate to 77¢ as values rise
By Ken Esten Cooke Standard-Radio Post publisher 
September 13, 2023
Fredericksburg Independent School District taxpayers could see a break on property taxes soon, even in the face of continually rising valuations. The FISD board of trustees on Monday adopted a tax rate of 77.54 cents for the next year, which includes 66.92 for maintenance and operations and 10.62 fo...
43 years of ‘Oom-pah’
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Annual event to bring German music, food, fun and more
43 years of ‘Oom-pah’
October 4, 2023
One of Fredericksburg’s annual festivals brings a little bit of Bavaria to the Hill Country. Three days of singing, toasting, dancing and Gemütlichkeit will be featured at the 43rd Oktoberfest Friday through Sunday, Oct. 6-8. Sponsored by the Pedernales Creative Arts Alliance (PCAA), the family-orie...
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CTEC upgrades to keep up with growth as ERCOT hits 10 all-time demand records
Lauren Elizabeth Shults 
September 27, 2023
This summer, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) — the state’s electric power distributor — set 10 new all-time peak demand records, inc...
Mass gathering permit denied
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Company calls off plans to hold music fest in ‘more supportive’ counties
Mass gathering permit denied
By Brent Burgess Standard-Radio Post Editor 
September 20, 2023
The mass gathering permit application issued to Gillespie County by Wine Country, LLC, an organization planning a music festival to be held in Albert ...
Harper’s ‘Cowgirl Peg’ pens another children’s book
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Harper’s ‘Cowgirl Peg’ pens another children’s book
Sundberg writes of a blind herd dog who uses superpowers to see
Lauren Elizabeth Shults 
September 20, 2023
Harper resident Peggy Sundberg published her eighth children’s book, “Crooze on Croozer,” following the life of a blind dog using his other four sense...
Record crowd set in Walk to End Alzheimer’s
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Record crowd set in Walk to End Alzheimer’s
September 13, 2023
A record turnout showed up at Marktplatz at 8 a.m. Saturday morning to participate in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Many walkers wore purple to ...
Big music festival plans draw opposition
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Big music festival plans draw opposition
By Brent Burgess Standard-Radio Post Editor 
September 6, 2023
ALBERT Fest organizer plans 30,000 event; locals say that’s too much A gathering of nearly 100 people met under the oak trees at the Williams Creek Sc...
Big music festival plans draw opposition
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Fest organizer plans 30,000 event; locals say that’s too much
Big music festival plans draw opposition
By Brent Burgess Standard-Radio Post Editor 
September 6, 2023
A gathering of nearly 100 people met under the oak trees at the Williams Creek School at Albert, adjacent to the Albert Icehouse on the evening of Wed...
‘Hill Country is enjoying growth’
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‘Hill Country is enjoying growth’
City council receives suggestions for managing rapid change
Lauren Elizabeth Shults 
September 6, 2023
The Fredericksburg City Council met Tuesday to receive a presentation by City Attorney Mick McKamie on management strategies for the city’s growth. “H...
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