Resilient Communities Plan, LEGOS, and Mosquitoes

Wimberley Issues Preliminary Draft of 

Resilient Communities Comprehensive Plan

The City of Wimberley has announced the release of the preliminary draft of its Resilient Communities Comprehensive Plan. This plan is designed to guide the city’s future growth while preserving the unique character and resilience that define Wimberley.

It is organized into five sections: Community, Land Use, Infrastructure, Transportation, and Implementation Strategy. Each section presents ideas and strategies aimed at strengthening Wimberley for years to come.

Residents, business owners, and anyone with a vested interest in Wimberley’s future are invited to review the draft and share their feedback. You can access the plan and provide input here.

Definitely worth a read!

Wimberley's Sage & Ian Summers

Crowned "LEGO Masters!"

Congratulations to Sage & Ian Summers, winners of LEGO Masters Season Five! They took the crown last Monday night on FOX.

For their creative efforts, they went home with a $100,000 cash prize, Lego trophy, and brickmaster bragging rights. Their winning build will be displayed at Legoland New York. The duo spoke with TV Insider, and here are a few highlights from their interview:

• The notoriety has given a boost to their local pet-sitting business.

• They're humbled that local kids are inspired by their sibling cooperation.

• They don't usually match outfits in "real life," but they enjoyed coordinating.

• Host Will Arnett "is like your uncle."

• They're planning to save the $100,000 prize "for future stuff..." and maybe a visit to NYC to see their creation on display.

  
  

Well done, Sage and Ian!

Fireworks in Woodcreek TONIGHT.

If you live in Woodcreek, get ready for some fireworks! Camp Young Judaea is wrapping up its summer camping season TONIGHT with a fun aerial display. The festivities will begin at dusk, so bring those lawn chairs outside and make sure Fido is in his safe place.

Hays County Resident Tests Positive

For West Nile Virus

Hays County health officials have confirmed the first human case of West Nile Virus in the county during the 2025 mosquito season. The Health Department did not disclose the patient’s identity or location due to privacy concerns.

While most infected individuals remain asymptomatic, about 1 in 5 may experience flu‑like symptoms, and severe neurological complications are rare but possible—especially for those over 50 or with weakened immune systems. Hays County has not recorded any positive mosquito pools so far in 2025, whereas more than 3,300 were reported statewide in 2024.

Public health officials urge residents to follow the “3 Ds” of protection: use DEET‑based repellents, dress in long, light‑colored clothing, and drain standing water around homes. Stay safe out there!

Wimberley Texan Football Scrimmage

Hosting Flood Benefit

Join Texan Football and the Wimberley Texan Athletic Booster Association on Friday, August 15, as they turn the home scrimmage into a community fundraiser for the Center Point Volunteer Fire Department and Ingram Little League, both affected by the recent floods.

Come cheer on the Texans and support a great cause—plus, bring your appetite! Kelly’s Hill Country BBQ will be serving up BBQ sandwiches and sausage wraps at the concession stand, generously sponsored by Wimberley Ace Hardware & Gift.

The JV game kicks off at 6pm, followed by varsity at 7pm. Don’t miss this night of football, food, and community spirit!

KWVH is your home for Wimberley Texan Athletics, and season sponsorships are available now for game broadcasts, the Texan Tailgate, and the Wes Lambert Coaches Show. Call or email Tom Gebhart NOW at 210-833-9031 to showcase your business. Coverage kicks off at the scrimmage on the 15th, followed by Battle for the Backbone at Canyon Lake on August 29.

It's the perfect way to put your business in front of your neighbors and show your support for your hometown radio station.