Our exceptional leaders have just celebrated 29 years of blissful marriage! Throughout these years, your support for one another has been evident in the way you collaborate, communicate, and approach challenges together. Your commitment to our team’s success is evident in every milestone we’ve achieved and we couldn’t be more grateful to you both! Happy Anniversary to our wonderful bosses!

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Today we celebrate fifteen years of international Dark Sky places in Texas! The City of Dripping Springs is proud to be the first Dark Sky Community in Texas, and we thank you for the tremendous amount of work put into educating and inspiring thousands of people well beyond Texas. Read more about the 21 Dark Sky Places in Texas at https://idatexas.org/celebrating-fifteen-years/

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Transform your outdoor oasis with sun-tolerant landscaping! These 5 tips can help you create a vibrant and resilient garden under the sun: 1. Choose drought-tolerant plants like succulents and ornamental grasses for low-maintenance beauty. 2. Incorporate native plants that thrive in your region's sun exposure and soil conditions. 3. Mulch your garden beds to retain moisture and suppress weed growth, keeping your plants happy and healthy. 4. Install efficient irrigation systems, such as drip irrigation, to minimize water usage while delivering hydration to your plants' roots. 5. Create shaded areas with pergolas, umbrellas, or trellises to provide relief from the sun and enhance your outdoor comfort. ???? Everyone deserves a gorgeous…

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Fall foliage might be pretty to look at, but it can do a number on grass, especially as the season progresses. In just a few weeks, leaves can become a heavy, wet blanket. Whether you choose to rake them up or push them into piles with a leaf blower, make sure to get the job done fast. Why the rush? Leaves can block sunlight and moisture from feeding your lawn. They can host fungi and attract pests too.

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Protect your family, your house, and your finances with these fire prevention tips courtesy of the National Safety Council.

• Install smoke alarms on every level of your home. Be sure to position them near or in bedrooms, as well as in rooms with appliances like the kitchen and laundry room.
• Test alarms monthly, and replace the batteries annually.
• Always stay near appliances when cooking, and don’t leave your home until you have finished.
• Install carbon monoxide and natural gas detectors.
• Keep matches, lighters, and flammable liquids out of reach of children.
• Do a run-through before you leave your home. Make sure all cooking appliances are off, unplug small devices like curling irons, and turn off candles or diffusers.
• Store flammable decor,…

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