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"Dripping Springs is changing. This old, one-stoplight small town isn’t so small anymore. Today, as the community contin...
09/09/2026

"Dripping Springs is changing. This old, one-stoplight small town isn’t so small anymore. Today, as the community continues to grow, it’s learning that honoring the past and embracing the future don’t have to be opposing ideas. Sometimes, the most beautiful places are those that find room for both.

Texas Iowa Reclaimed has been doing just that for decades. By salvaging centuries-old wood from barns, homes, and historic structures, then transforming those materials into custom building materials for today’s homes, the family-run company infuses contemporary spaces with warmth and authenticity.

Owner Emilie Crockett senses that homeowners are craving real substance. After years of chasing the newest trends and the quickest, cheapest ways of doing things, many are returning to materials that have proven themselves over time."

✍ Melissa Svoboda
📸 .collective

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/modern-homes-old-soul

"Behind every purchase, there is a story.A mother providing for her children. A young woman learning a new skill. An art...
09/07/2026

"Behind every purchase, there is a story.

A mother providing for her children. A young woman learning a new skill. An artisan discovering confidence, community, and opportunity.

Headquartered in Dripping Springs and handcrafted on the Thailand-Myanmar border, Sojourn Studio creates porcelain jewelry, ornaments, and home goods that connect women across the world through beauty, craftsmanship, and opportunity.

The ongoing war in Myanmar has displaced millions of people and created profound challenges for families seeking safety and stability. Along the Thailand-Myanmar border, many young women are working to support their families, care for loved ones, and build brighter futures despite limited access to education, employment, and opportunity. Their determination is extraordinary, but pathways forward are often few.

Sojourn Studio was created to help fill that gap."

✍ Ashlee Heiligman
📸 Whitney Runyon

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/style-with-purpose

⛳ Join us for the 27th Annual Samaritan Cup Golf Classic on November 2 at Flintrock Falls!Enjoy a four-person scramble, ...
09/06/2026

⛳ Join us for the 27th Annual Samaritan Cup Golf Classic on November 2 at Flintrock Falls!

Enjoy a four-person scramble, contests, prizes, breakfast and lunch—all benefiting mental health services for Central Texas children, families and veterans.

Teams are going fast! Register at SamaritanGolf.com.

"We have always believed that good video starts long before a camera comes out.It starts with listening. It starts with ...
09/05/2026

"We have always believed that good video starts long before a camera comes out.

It starts with listening. It starts with understanding what a business is actually trying to build and why that work matters to the people they serve.

That is why videography has become such an important tool for branding. It is not just because people like watching videos, though they do. It is because video has a unique ability to help people understand a business quickly, clearly, and emotionally.

A brand is the impression people carry with them after they encounter your business. It is what they believe about your work, your values, your standards, and the kind of experience they can expect from you.

Video helps shape that impression."

✍ Brianna Arambula

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/before-the-camera-rolls

"Before customers order a cup of coffee, browse a boutique, or sit down for dinner, they’ve already formed an impression...
09/03/2026

"Before customers order a cup of coffee, browse a boutique, or sit down for dinner, they’ve already formed an impression. It’s in the mural on the wall, the logo on the front door, the hand-painted sign that welcomes them inside, and the atmosphere that makes a space feel distinctly its own.

For Ashley White and Shaurir Anand, founders of Delsa Designs, those first impressions aren’t simply aesthetic—they’re an opportunity to tell a story.

While the Dripping Springs-based creative studio is perhaps best known for its murals, the pair sees their work as something much broader. Through branding, hand-painted signage, environmental design, interior decor, and public art, they help businesses translate their vision into spaces that feel authentic to both owners and customers."

✍ Megan Ewing
📸 Iris Castro, Brittany Sudwischer, Georges Schemagin

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/the-big-picture

Welcome to September: The Style Issue ✨"Style is one of those words that means something different to everyone.For some,...
09/01/2026

Welcome to September: The Style Issue ✨

"Style is one of those words that means something different to everyone.

For some, it's found in the clothes they wear or the way they decorate a home. For others, it's reflected in how they lead a team, communicate with friends, cook a meal, raise a family, create art, play music, or build a business. Our style is woven into nearly every part of who we are.

And often, style isn't perfect but, rather, found in the details that make something feel lived-in and real. The scuff on an otherwise perfect pair of boots. The dirt on a well-worn hat. The small imperfections that tell a story are the details that give style its character.

The common thread is that it's uniquely ours.

Like many people, I spent years trying to fit in, wearing what everyone else wore, listening to the same music, and doing my best to blend into the crowd. It wasn't until I got older, and especially after becoming a mom, that I began to understand what my parents had been trying to teach me all along:

The goal was never to fit in. The goal was to become comfortable being myself."

✍ Whitnie Strauss
📸 Cover: Kimber Brown

Pg. 50: The Art of Nostalgia- How Illustrator Greta Mantooth Blends Vintage Style, Modern Design, and Heartfelt Storytelling

Pg. 92: Style Before Strategy- Why the Brands That Stand Out Know Who They Are Before Deciding What To Post

Pg. 96: Nice Hat- The Unexpected Journey Behind Saints Western—and Why Cowboy Cool Never Goes Out of Style

🔗 Read the full issue here: https://citylifestyle.com/drippingsprings/issues/2026-09

Welcome to September: The Style Issue ✨Style is one of those words that means something different to everyone.For some, ...
09/01/2026

Welcome to September: The Style Issue ✨

Style is one of those words that means something different to everyone.

For some, it's found in the clothes they wear or the way they decorate a home. For others, it's reflected in how they lead a team, communicate with friends, cook a meal, raise a family, create art, play music, or build a business. Our style is woven into nearly every part of who we are.

And often, style isn't perfect but, rather, found in the details that make something feel lived-in and real. The scuff on an otherwise perfect pair of boots. The dirt on a well-worn hat. The small imperfections that tell a story are the details that give style its character.

The common thread is that it's uniquely ours.

Like many people, I spent years trying to fit in, wearing what everyone else wore, listening to the same music, and doing my best to blend into the crowd. It wasn't until I got older, and especially after becoming a mom, that I began to understand what my parents had been trying to teach me all along:

The goal was never to fit in. The goal was to become comfortable being myself.

Pg. 50 — The Art of Nostalgia
How Illustrator Greta Mantooth Blends Vintage Style, Modern Design, and Heartfelt Storytelling

Pg. 92 — Style Before Strategy
Why the Brands That Stand Out Know Who They Are Before Deciding What To Post

Pg. 96 — Nice Hat
The Unexpected Journey Behind Saints Western—and Why Cowboy Cool Never Goes Out of Style

🔗 Read the full issue here: https://citylifestyle.com/drippingsprings/issues/2026-09

Spend a few minutes scrolling social media, and you might start to think that people have forgotten how to care about on...
08/30/2026

Spend a few minutes scrolling social media, and you might start to think that people have forgotten how to care about one another.

Every day, we’re fed a steady diet of conflict, outrage, division, and bad news. It’s easy to believe that’s the whole story.

Thankfully, it isn’t.

This month, several families around Dripping Springs shared stories about the children in their lives, and I’ll be honest, they left me feeling pretty hopeful.

Not because these kids did anything flashy. Quite the opposite.

What stood out was how naturally kindness seemed to show up.

One teenager, a childhood cancer survivor preparing for her senior year of high school, decided to collect stuffed animals and create handmade cards for children undergoing treatment at Dell Children’s Hospital. Having spent years in and out of procedures herself, she understood something many adults forget: Sometimes comfort comes in small packages—a stuffed animal, a note—a reminder that someone cares.

✍ Stacy Berg
📸 Stacy Berg

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/kids-these-days-2

08/29/2026

What a night celebrating style, creativity, and community right here in Dripping Springs! ✨

We had the best time celebrating our September Style Issue alongside the official unveiling of the beautiful new DKD Studio. From custom hats and engraving to live music, great food, cocktails, styling, and plenty of familiar faces, the evening was such a fun reflection of the people and businesses that make our community special.

A huge thank you to Danyale Keim for welcoming us into this incredible space, to all of the local vendors who helped bring the evening together, and to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. 🤍

As the mercury rises, so do the risks for our canine companions. Unlike humans, who possess sweat glands across most of ...
08/29/2026

As the mercury rises, so do the risks for our canine companions. Unlike humans, who possess sweat glands across most of their bodies to facilitate cooling, dogs rely primarily on panting and a limited number of sweat glands in their paw pads to regulate their temperature. This physiological difference makes them exceptionally vulnerable to heatstroke, a life-threatening condition where the body’s core temperature rises to dangerous levels.

Understanding the Mechanics of Overheating

Heatstroke, or severe hyperthermia, typically occurs when a dog’s body temperature exceeds 105.8 degrees. At these temperatures, the body's internal cooling mechanisms fail, leading to a cascade of cellular damage. If not treated immediately, this can result in multi-organ failure, brain swelling, and death.

While any dog can suffer from heat exhaustion, certain factors increase the risk:

Brachycephalic breeds: Dogs with “squashed” faces (like pugs, bulldogs, and boxers) have restricted airways, making efficient panting nearly impossible.
Age and weight: Senior dogs and obese dogs struggle more with thermoregulation.
Coat type: Thick, dark, or long fur traps heat more effectively against the skin.
Weather: High heat and humidity increases risk.

✍ Benjamin Fox, D.V.M.
📸 Stacy Berg

🔗 Read the full article here: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/protecting-your-best-friend

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