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The WHO, WHAT, WHEN and WHERE for Fredericksburg & Gillespie County

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Willkommen to our town German culture, tradition, and architecture influence the history and foundation of Fredericksburg. Friendly and welcoming residents and a community that thrives on volunteerism and philanthropy create a vibrant Langerhans atmosphere.

Fredericksburg offers its residents and visitors a robust economy, a nationally ranked hospital, quality public and private schools, churches of numerous denominations and beautiful parks. Our city services, from civil engineering to police to sanitation and many others, make Fredericksburg a safe and beautiful place to visit and live.

A multitude of vineyards and wineries, art galleries, museums, theater and

music venues, and weekends filled with a wide variety of events and local cultural happenings provide a constant array of entertainment.

Organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Economic Development Commission, Rotary International, The Good Samaritan Center, Habitat for Humanity, and Fredericksburg Theater Company, to mention just a few, offer you the opportunity to make a difference.

Our community encourages you to visit, relax and enjoy. We also look forward to having you as a new resident, ready to become an energetic and active participant in the future of Fredericksburg.

Willkommen, Mayor Linda Langerhans City of Fredericksburg

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A favorite place There are many reasons that Gillespie County always seems to be on lists of favorite places to live or visit.

Although steeped in German culture, our community has become an Stroeher eclectic mix of nationalities and personalities that have enhanced the richness of what this area has to offer.

With our growing farmers’ market, ecofriendly movement, award-winning wine industry, educational and recreational opportunities, variety of retail stores, abundance of churches, arts and crafts, ďŹ ne arts, live music and theatre, festivals held year-round, and scenic beauty from every road during every season in the county, you will begin to experience the “tip of the icebergâ€? of what Gillespie County has to offer.

Additionally, our wonderful schools, award-winning hospital, ďŹ rst-class airport and top-notch emergency response personnel help make Gillespie County a community that is envied by many.

Being a desired end-destination, whether to live in or visit, and through good stewardship, we have been blessed with a stable economy and growth even in the difďŹ cult times our nation has experienced the last few years.

My hope and belief is that we will keep the momentum going so that Gillespie County will continue to be a “special place� for people to live and raise their families for many generations to come.

So, Willkommen! Stay and enjoy all that Gillespie County has to offer.

Mark Stroeher Gillespie County Judge City Source Book

Article Index Welcomes ................................................4-6 City of Fredericksburg ............................... 8 Gillespie County ...................................... 12 Funeral homes ......................................... 16 Utilities and services ................................ 17 City map .............................................20-21 Emergency services ................................ 21 Newspaper .............................................. 22 Hill Country Memorial.............................. 24 Public schools ........................................... 28 Private schools ........................................ 29 Higher education .................................... 30 Community Education ............................. 32 Appraisal district, tax rates .................... 34 Golden Hub .............................................. 35 Chamber, CVB, EDC ................................ 36 Pioneer Memorial Library ....................... 37 Local realtors .......................................... 38 About the cover: Wildowers are abundant in the Texas Hill Country thanks to Lady Bird Johnson’s conservation efforts. This sunower is one of the many beauties visitors see at Wildseed Farms. — File photo

Welcome Fredericksburg Visitors

For a special taste of “the good old daysâ€?, stop by and see us at Dooley’s 5-10-25¢ Store.

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Welcome to the community I wish you each a warm welcome, especially those making Fredericksburg their new home.

Fredericksburg is proud of its charming appeal and wants to celebrate the people Schandua that have discovered our great little town.

My position as the Hospitality Hostess was started by Virginia Prehn in the early 1960s. When Mrs. Prehn moved away in 1971, she asked her friend, LaVerne Ottmers, to carry it on.

Mrs. Ottmers welcomed newcomers to Fredericksburg for 40 years. I took over in October 2010 and it is a perfect ďŹ t.

I am a ďŹ fth generation local. I am married to Peter Schandua, another ďŹ fth generation local. I am the daughter of Judy Vordenbaum and Phil Barron. Stuart Barron is my brother. I graduated from Fredericksburg High School and later from Texas A&M University.

We returned to Fredericksburg in 1998 to start and raise our family that includes children, Hayden, Jakob and Sydney.

So what do I do?

Think of it as the “welcome wagon.�

I get in touch with as many newcomers as I can and extend a hearty welcome. I also try to set up a brief appointment and present a complimentary goodie bag on behalf of many businesses in town.

At the very least, I will visit over the phone and make arrangements to get this

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This year, Get to a Healthier Place!

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“house warming” gift dropped off some other way.

People are genuinely surprised with all it includes: maps, gift certificates, free products, discounts, information on health care, veterinarians, churches, local clubs and groups, financial information and a variety of other services representing over 50 local businesses.

I am happy to distribute this helpful information and it is my pleasure to answer any additional questions.

The two questions I am most commonly asked are “Who are you with?” and “How did you get my information?”

These are not surprising questions, since being personally welcomed to a new community is very uncommon.

My answers are that I am the Hospitality Hostess and although I am not employed by the City of Fredericksburg or the Chamber

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of Commerce, I do have a business relationship with both organizations and they help me tremendously to accomplish my job.

Typically, a new utility hookup is how most of my contacts are generated, but if you have lived here three years or less and have not been officially welcomed — you still qualify.

People say all the time that this must be so much fun. IT IS! I get to sit and visit with people, give things away, and talk about Fredericksburg.

If you are either a newcomer that has not been visited or a business that would like to be a part of this unique Fredericksburg service, I would love to hear from you.

Call me at 830-997-4597 or email me at jenniferschandua@gmail.com.

Welcome home, Jennifer Schandua

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City of Fredericksburg Located in the Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg was settled by German immigrants in 1846.

The city serves as the county seat for Gillespie County.

Below is listed information about the government that runs the city.

Fredericksburg City Council Adopted by the citiCity Hall, located at 126 West Main Street, is open from Monday zens of Fredericksburg through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in 1991, the Home Rule City Council Charter type of government is the legislative (Term expiration in parentheses) and governing body of the city, and consists Mayor Linda Langerhans (May 2018) of a mayor and four council members. They Charlie Kiehne (May 2018) are elected from the city at-large.

Gary Neffendorf (May 2017) The term for the mayor and council memGraham Pearson (May 2017) bers is two years. No mayor or council Bobby Watson (May 2018) member may serve more than four consecueach month, beginning at 6 p.m., in the meettive two-year terms in the same office. ing room of the Gillespie County Law EnThe terms of the council members are staggered so that two members are elected to forcement Center, 1601 East Main Street.

Fredericksburg’s City Hall building is loa regular term each year. cated at 126 West Main Street. The phone Generally, city council’s regular meetings number is 830-997-7521. are held on the first and third Mondays of

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City staff City Manager: Kent Myers Asst. City Manager: Clinton Bailey City Secretary: Shelley Britton Municipal Judge: Daniel Jones Associate Judge: James Heupel Court Clerk: Sally Tatsch City Attorney: Pat McGowan Executive Assistant: Marion Wiggins Director of Community Support: John Culpepper Fire Dept. Chief: Lynn Bizzell Police Dept. Chief: Steve Wetz Director of Development Services: Brian Jordan Building Official: Kyle Staudt Building Inspector: Broc Schulz Development Coordinator: Tammie Loth City Code Enforcement Officer: Ray Ortegon Director of Finance: Laura Hollenbeak City Accountant: Dana Smith Accounting Clerk: Donna Maxwell Director of Public Works and Utilities: Clinton Bailey Asst. Director of Public Works: Kris Kneese Asst. City Engineer: Garrett Bonn Engineering Technician: Lea Feuge Inspector: Brian Peters

Zoning Board of Adjustment Appointed by the city council, the Zoning Board of Adjustment has the power to grant variances from zoning property development regulations and certain provisions of the sign ordinance.

The Zoning Board of Adjustment meetings are only scheduled when an application is submitted.

Board Members (term expiration in parentheses) Robert Deming, vice-chair (July 2017) Barbara Heinen (July 2018) Jim McAfee (July 2018) Cynthia Scroggins (July 2018) Donnie Finn (July 2017) Alternates John Smilijanic (July 2018) Tom Musselman (July 2018)

Historic Review Board The Historic Review Board looks over Cont. on page 10 ▶ Cont. on page 10 ▶

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City of Fredericksburg Parks and Recreation – 997-4202 Director: Andrea Warren Park Maintenance Supt.: Trevor Dupuis Golf Pro Shop – 997-4010 Director: Alan Wooley Head Golf Professional: Shelly Ross Street Department – 997-7521 Supt.: Glen Koennecke Assist. Supt.: Kelton Duecker Electric Department – 997-7521 Supt.: Lee StubbleďŹ eld Line Foreman: Jeff Wanek Sanitation Department — 997-3459 Supt.: Kerry Schmidt Assist. Supt.: Gary Holloway

- Postcards - Old Time Candy - Coke In A Bottle - Wind-up Toys - Dominos - Texas Books -

Your Fredericksburg Souvenir Headquarters A store just brimming with memories - the candy you ate as a kid, toys that don’t need batteries, and those old familiar songs. You’ll find it all here! We carry a wonderful assortment of Fredericksburg postcards, lots of Fredericksburg souvenirs, t-shirts and caps.

We are proud to offer the largest selection of Made in Texas Christmas ornaments and magnets in the state!

There is always something new and different alongside the old and familiar.

See our great selection of collectable Salt and Pepper Shakers Proud member of

Open earlier and later than most ~ 7 days a week.

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- Lucy - Betty Boop - Texas Christmas Ornaments - Collegiate Gift Items - Texas Food -

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Historic Review Board Members (Term expiration in parentheses) Sharon Joseph, chairman (July 2017) Larry Jackson, vice chairman (July 2018) Stan Klein (July 2018) David Bullion (July 2018) Mike Penick (July 2018) Eric Parker (July 2017) Charles Schmidt (July 2017) Alternates Karen Oestreich (July 2018) John Muraglia (July 2017) Jerry Sample (July 2018) Feb. 14 March 14 April 11 May 9

Water Department – 997-7521 Supt.: J. Horry Fredericksburg Souvenirs - T-Shirts - Elvis

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all applications proposing alterations, changes, construction, demolition or relocation within the Historic District and Historic Landmarks.

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Planning and Zoning In its capacity as zoning commission, the Planning and Zoning Commission has the power and has as its duty to hold public hearings and make recommendations to the city council on all requests or proposals for amending, changing or adding to the zoning ordinance.

P&Z Board Members Janice Menking, chairman (July 2018) Brenda Segner, vice chair (July 2017) Chris Kaiser (July 2017) Charlie Kiehne (July 2018) Bill Pipkin (July 2018) Daryl Whitworth (July 2017) Steve Thomas (July 2018) Joe Cloud (July 2017) Carl Money (July 2018) 2017 Scheduled Meetings Feb. 8 March 8 April 5 May 3

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Gillespie County Gillespie County’s 1,061 square miles lies at the heart of the Lone Star State’s 254-county body.

Visible on a Texas map because of its straight lines and near-perfect rectangular shape, the county serves as home to just under 25,000 residents, with many of those concentrated in and just outside of the county seat of Fredericksburg.

County facilities County services are provided through the Gillespie County Courthouse in the heart of downtown Fredericksburg at 101 West Main Street.

Situated on “Courthouse Square,” the courthouse is joined there by Pioneer Memorial Library, and the Gillespie County Annex 1 building (located in the former U.S. Post

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Office.)

Annex 1 features the driver’s license office, the justices of the peace offices, the county attorney’s office, community service department and the hot check department.

Gillespie County Annex 2, another auxiliary building, is located across the street from the courthouse in the 100 block of South

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Adams Street and it houses the Veterans Service ofďŹ ce.

Law enforcement agencies, including the Gillespie County Sheriff’s OfďŹ ce, are located in the Gillespie County Law Enforcement Center, 1601 East Main Street.

And, three miles southwest of downtown Fredericksburg off Texas Highway 16, the county also operates the Gillespie County Airport, an around-the-clock general aviation facility with a 5,002-foot runway and full-length taxiway and fuel services.

The County of Gillespie employs about 155 people, who are led by 16 ofďŹ cials elected to four-year terms.

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conduct sales of seized and unclaimed properties and take charge of the county’s jail and prisoners.

The chief deputy, who is the highest ranking appointed ofďŹ cer in the department, supervises the division commanders as the operations manager for the agency.

Information on the 10 Most Wanted, crime prevention, Crime Stoppers, emergency system notiďŹ cations and much more is available on the Sheriff’s OfďŹ ce website, accessible through the county’s general website www. gillespiecounty.org and on the department headings.

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serve the civil process of all courts, enforce trafďŹ c laws and assist other law agencies at trafďŹ c accidents, among other duties.

County Surveyor „�#OUNTY�3URVEYOR�#AREY�"ONN Duties include verifying and clarifying property boundaries under original land grants.

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Center, and much more.

Information on these individual departments is available on the county’s webpage at: www.gillespiecounty.org.

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Utilities, services The City of Fredericksburg provides utility services, including electricity, water, sewer and garbage collection.

In addition, the city provides leaf and brush pick up service to its residential customers.

Electricity The city provides electrical service to most city residential and commercial customers.

To establish service or to ask questions related to billing, contact the Utility Billing Department at 830-997-7521.

Additional information is available online at www.fbgtx.org regarding establishing service and rates.

For outages during normal business hours, or service issues, contact the Electric Department at 997-7521. Outside of normal

business hours, call 997-8080.

Residents should take note that if they live in a location that is not incorporated within the City of Fredericksburg, then they will obtain electricity from Central Texas Electric Cooperative.

Water, sewer The city provides fresh water service and sewer/wastewater service to all city residents and commercial customers.

To establish service or to ask questions related to billing, contact the Utility Billing Department at 997-7521.

Additional information is available on the web site regarding establishing service and rates.

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Utilities up, ďŹ re hydrant leak, or for other service issues during normal business hours, contact the Water Department at 997-7521. Outside of normal business hours, people may also report a water main break or ďŹ re hydrant issue by calling 997-8080.

Telephone The primary local phone company in Fredericksburg for landline service is Frontier Communications. For service questions or more information, call 1-800-921-8101.

Garbage collection The City of Fredericksburg offers garbage collection for residential customers only.

Commercial garbage collection is provided by private, for proďŹ t companies.

Customers should have their can(s) at the curb, with the arrow pointing to the curb, before 7 a.m. on their designated pick up day.

No rocks, broken concrete or asphalt,

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Cont. from page 17 Recycling Although there is not currently curbside recycling, the City of Fredericksburg operates a free recycling center at 302 East Ufer Street.

Hours of operation are from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Mondays through Wednesdays, closed Thursdays, from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Fridays, from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays and closed Sundays.

Accepted items include used newsprint, white ledger (bond) paper, ofďŹ ce paper (all paper, including windowed envelopes, shredded paper, etc.), computer paper, magazines, catalogs, telephone books, corrugated cardboard, pressed chipboard (cereal boxes, legal pad backings, etc); PETE (#1) Plastic (#1 and #2 plastic may be co-mingled), HDPE (#2) Plastic (#1 and #2 plastic may be co-mingled); aluminum cans and tin cans.

Large containers are placed along the drivethrough, clearly marked for each of the various items. The city requests items be sorted in advance to expedite the procedure.

To contact the recycle center, call 997-3459.

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roofing materials or trash generated by contractors or private businesses on the premises should be placed in the city’s collection carts.

Also, Texas law prohibits the disposal of tires, batteries, used motor oil and oil filters, paint, antifreeze or coolants through household garbage. Syringes may be safely disposed if placed in a container with a lid taped shut.

A map indicating the weekly trash pick up schedule is included in this source book.

To contact the sanitation department, call 997-3459.

Natural gas Natural gas service is available to all city residents through Atmos Energy.

For new service or service changes, contact them at 1-888-286-6700.

If a resident smells natural gas or suspects a gas leak, they are asked to call 9-1-1 and the Fredericksburg Fire Department will respond. The fire department will contact Atmos Energy as necessary for emergency repairs.

Leaf collection The city conducts two leaf collection periods during the year — one in the fall and another during spring — at no additional cost to city residents.

Notice of the specific dates of the collection periods will be published in advance in

the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post and aired on the local radio station.

During those collection times, residents are asked to place leaves (free of limbs and debris) on the street in front of their homes, approximately one foot from the curb line.

Collection crews who regularly patrol all streets within the city limits, will remove the piles of leaves.

Water restrictions Currently, the City of Fredericksburg is under Stage 3 restrictions, which regulates that outdoor irrigation may occur by hoseend sprinklers, automatic sprinklers, soaker hoses or drip irrigation on designated days between 5-9 a.m. and between 7-11 p.m.

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Emergency services Emergency numbers When an emergency arises, the most important telephone number to call is 9-1-1.

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Whether it is the printed version, the online edition or through social media, the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post is the No. 1 source of information about Gillespie County for residents and visitors alike.

The newspaper is available in print format as well as online. To keep readers informed between issues, a “Daily Update� is offered along with postings to the paper’s Facebook page and via Twitter.

Who Editor/Publisher Ken Esten Cooke ken@fredericksburgstandard.com Managing Editor Yvonne Hartmann yvonne@fredericksburgstandard.com Sports Editor Joshua McKinney josh@fredericksburgstandard.com Special Projects Manager Christine Granados christine@fredericksburgstandard.com Staff writers Richard Zowie richard@fredericksburgstandard.com Scott Allen scott@fredericksburgstandard.com McKenzie Wedel mckenzie@fredericksburgstandard.com

Circulation manager Sherrie Geistweidt sherrie@fredericksburgstandard.com Head bookkeeper Nathan Crenwelge nathan@fredericksburgstandard.com Subscriptions Alicia Trinkle fbgpaper@fredericksburgstandard.com Advertising manager Kim Jung kim@fredericksburgstandard.com ClassiďŹ ed advertising Connie Klein connie@fredericksburgstandard.com Desine Plavidal dee@fredericksburgstandard.com OfďŹ ce Manager Beth Tucker beth@fredericksburgstandard.com Display advertising Ann Duecker ann@fredericksburgstandard.com Cindy Clark cindy@fredericksburgstandard.com Contacts News fbgnews@fredericksburgstandard.com Advertising ads@fredericksburgstandard.com What The Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post offers both print and/or online editions of the weekly newspaper.

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Subscriptions are available for three months, six months, one year and three years.

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Funeral notices are also available via email.

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Hill Country Memorial Hospital and Go Clinic List of services, departments Breast Center — Provides mammograms, ultrasounds, MRI and biopsies. Offers 3D digital mammography, an important ďŹ rst step in discovering a breast tumor early. The center performs about 450 mammograms a month. Phone 830-990-6181.

Cancer Resource Center — Offers complimentary services, including symptom management tips, head coverings for temporary hair loss (wigs, hats and scarves frequently available at no charge), educational and

psychosocial support for patients, survivors and caregivers; and nutrition information and classes. Phone 830-990-6648.

Cardiac Rehab — A team of nurses and cardiac rehab technicians works with physicians to bring patients back to a productive life. Cardiac rehab services are for those who have had a heart attack, bypass surgery, angina, heart valve repair or replacement, coronary stenting, procedures to re-open arteries, heart-related chest discomfort or

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heart-lung transplant. Phone 830-997-1358.

ER — At the HCM Emergency Department, a patient’s situation is quickly assessed by a triage nurse, and aid is immediately rendered to acute cases. Less severe cases are seen in the order of severity. The HCM Emergency Department provides care 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and a physician is on duty at all times. EMS ambulance service is available by calling 911. Phone 830-997-4353.

Go Clinic — HCM’s urgent care clinic offers care without a trip to the emergency room.

Located at the corner of Highway Street and State Highway 16, across from the hospital, the Go Clinic treats colds and flu, allergies, fever, minor injuries and more. No

appointment necessary. Open every day, including holidays, from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Accepts Medicare, Medicaid and most insurances. Phone 830-992-2820.

Home Care — HCM Home Care will go to the patient with skilled nurses, home health aides, therapists and social services professionals to provide care. Phone (toll-free) 800-859-3169 or 830-997-1336.

Hospice — Provides comfort during advanced illness. Phone 830-997-1335.

Imaging – Offers state-of-the-art 3T MRI with patient-controlled lighting and sound, 3D digital mammography, ultrasound, CT, MRA scans and nuclear medicine. For more information on the Imaging department, Cont. on page 26 ▶

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Occupational Rehab — Occupational therapy includes neurological re-education for stroke patients, hand therapy, custom splints, upper body rehab, adaptive equipment education and activities of daily living teaching. Phone 830-997-1357.

Restore — HCM’s award-winning knee and hip re-placement program, rated No. 1 in Texas and top one percent in the U.S. for major orthopedic surgery, and top one percent in the U.S. for medical excellence in joint replacement. Phone 830-990-5080.

Orthopedic Services — Features a comprehensive approach to treating injuries and diseases of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves. Common procedures include: total joint replacement, arthroscopy, endoscopic repair of fractures, tendon repair, hand and foot surgery. Phone 830-990-5080.

Sleep Lab — Offers diagnoses and help for snoring, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia and limb movement. Phone 830-997-1418.

Physical Rehab — Helping patients recover from an injury or debilitating condition.

Phone 830-997-1357.

Pulmonary Rehab — Offers assessment, patient training, exercise, education classes and follow up for most diseases involving the lungs. For more information, call them

Speech Rehab — Provides therapy techniques for a variety of speech-related problems. Phone 830-997-1357 or 997-1414.

Wellness Center — The ďŹ tness facility offers more than 20,000 square feet devoted to strength training and cardiovascular ďŹ tness equipment, including an Olympic-size ďŹ tness and recreational swimming pool.

Phone 830-997-1355.

Women’s Pavilion — Labor and delivery is made easier at HCM from childbirth and

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breastfeeding classes to welcoming your baby in a pleasant, private delivery room.

Phone 830-990-1253.

Women, Infants and Children — Provides nutritious foods, education and breastfeeding assistance. Phone 800-347-9559.

Wound Healing — Provides evaluation and treatment of complex wounds. Phone 830997-1265.

Lifeline — A personal response service to ensure help is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at 800-242-1306, ext. 4659.

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180 — Provides medical withdrawal stabilization for those who have decided to take a 180° turn away from alcohol and drugs. 180 is a hospital-based, inpatient medical service for voluntary patients. Phone 844-HCMQUIT (844-426-7848).

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Public schools Gillespie County has three public school systems that offer state and nationally recognized curriculum to local students.

Besides academics, school officials encourage students to participate in programs that will give them a head start on a vocation of their choosing.

The campuses serve an estimated 3,797 students in pre-school through 12th grades.

The largest school district — Fredericksburg Independent School District — has a current enrollment of 3,197 students attending its different campuses.

Fredericksburg Primary School has 335 students in early childhood, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten classes; Fredericksburg Elementary School serves 1,052 students in first through fifth grades; Stonewall Elementary School has 104 students in eastern Gillespie County; Fredericksburg Middle School has 714 sixth- through eighth-grade students; Fredericksburg High School’s ninth through 12th grades have 963 students; Also, FISD’s Gillespie County High School, formerly Gillespie County Learning Center, serves the educational needs of young adults for whom the traditional setting is not appropriate, has an enrollment of 29 students.

The Harper ISD serves 593 students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. And, the Doss Consolidated Common School District serves seven students in kindergarten through sixth grades.

Contact information FISD Central Office: 9979551 High School: 997-7551 Middle School: 997-7657 Elementary School: 9979595 Stonewall: 990-4599 Primary School: 997-7421 FISD staff Superintendent: Dr. Eric Wright Asst. Superintendent-Business and Finance: Deborah Ottmers Asst. SuperintendentCurriculum and Instruction: Celina Estrada Thomas Asst. SuperintendentOperations and Personnel: Donnie Finn School board members: Dale Geistweidt, Kerinne Herber, Natalie Bowman, Dave Campbell, Mark Cornett, Lorrie Hess, Kay Stech FHS Principal: Ralf Halderman FMS Principal: Missy Stevens FES Principal: Monica Ward FPS Principal: Delesa Styles Stonewall Elementary Principal: Lori Maxcey

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Hill Country The Hill Country University Center (HCUC) serves as a hub for higher education in the Central Texas area, serving Fredericksburg and over 200,000 residents from surrounding counties.

The center has partnered with Texas Tech University and Central Texas College to provide master’s, bachelor’s and associate’s degrees, as well as specialized certiďŹ cates, in a wide range of disciplines designed to prepare our students to meet tomorrow’s business needs and challenges.

Executive Director: Kim Kimmey 2818 U.S. 290 East Fredericksburg, TX 78624 Phone: 830-990-2717 ed@hcucenter.org www.hcucenter.org

Texas Tech University The Texas Tech University Regional Teaching Site at Fredericksburg offers upper-level courses toward bachelor’s and master’s degrees, making a Texas Tech education available and convenient in Fredericksburg.

Texas Tech partners with Central Texas College to offer a unique 2+2 program, where students take the ďŹ rst two years of core coursework with CTC, and then transfer to Texas Tech to complete the upper-division coursework toward their bachelor’s degrees. From Fredericksburg, students can choose from several academic de-

Texas Tech Senior Director: Kelly Fox, Ph.D. Phone 830-990-2717 k.fox@ttu.edu

CTC Site Coordinator: Kristy Kothe Phone: 254-616-3401 kristy.kothe@ctcd.edu

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University Center gree programs, including an interdisciplinary degree that allows students exibility to design a course plan that is right for them.

If students are interested in pursuing a career in the wine industry, Texas Tech offers a program focused on the science and technology of grape and wine production. TechTeach is a fast-track, one-year teacher education program that combines student teaching experience at Fredericksburg Elementary School with education courses offered at HCUC and online.

See http://www.hillcountry.ttu.edu/ or on Facebook for more information.

Central Texas College (CTC) Central Texas College is a two-year, open admissions institution that provides educational opportunities focused on making its students employable. The college offers a wide range of associate’s degrees and certiďŹ cates through both online and face-to-face day and evening classes at HCUC. In addition, it offers dual credit

courses through its partnership with Fredericksburg High School.

The mission of CTC is to provide a high value postsecondary education, with one of the most affordable tuition rates in Texas.

To learn more about CTC in Fredericksburg, go to http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/other-texas-locations/gillespie-county-fredericksburg/.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) OLLI is designed for adults age 50+ who are still working, semi-retired or fully retired.

Administered by Texas Tech University, the program offers non-credit courses taught by current and retired faculty and local professionals during convenient afternoon or evening hours.

With no tests, no grades and no papers, OLLI classes are focused on exploring exciting topics and pursuing new interests.

See http://www.depts.ttu.edu/olli/downloads/OLLIBrochures/OLLI2016Spring_HillCountry_WEB.pdf for the latest catalog of OLLI classes.

Community Events and Conferences HCUC offers meeting and function space for community events, club meetings, private social functions, and corporate conferences and workshops.

Its 4,000-square-foot H-E-B Community Events Center includes a catering kitchen, accommodations for up to 200 guests, ample parking and state-of-the-art audio/visual system.

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Community Education Classes for children, teens, young adults and retirees are offered year round by the Fredericksburg Independent School District’s Community Education program.

Want to learn more about computers and different kinds of programs? What about joining an exercise or dance class? How about an organized trip?

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Free brochures are printed and mailed Class times and locations of classes vary, out three times a year, in the fall, spring and and registration fees are kept as low as possummer, to everyone in Fredericksburg, sible.

Harper, Stonewall and Doss. Copies are also Joanie Kramer serves as director of Comdistributed in Mason, Llano, Kerrville and munity Education.

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The Community Ed ofďŹ ce is at 234 FriendExtra copies may be picked up at the Fredship Lane in the FISD Administration Buildericksburg Chamber of Commerce, Pioneer ing.

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Parks, recreational facilities A total of nine parks encompass about 323 acres of greenspace that exist within the city limits of Fredericksburg.

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Gillespie Central Appraisal District The Gillespie Central Appraisal District (GCAD) determines values on every piece of real estate in the county.

Each May, property owners will receive, in the mail, the appraised values of their properties. They then have 30 days to file a formal protest if they disagree with the numbers.

The appraisal district office welcomes taxpayers to visit them for discussions about any property values they may find questionable.

In July 2015, GCAD began collection of property taxes, taking over from the Gillespie County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office.

A new building is under construction for the GCAD. Offices are currently located in the basement of the county courthouse.

More information is available at 997-9807 or online at www.gillespiecad.org.

Current Tax Rates (per $100 valuation) City of Fredericksburg: $0.2400 Gillespie County: $0.4342 Hill Country Underground Water Conservation District (HUW): $0.0078 Gillespie County Water Control and Improvement District (WCD): $0.0002 Stonewall Water Control and Improvement District (WDS): $0.3813 Fredericksburg ISD (SFB): $1.1462 Harper ISD (SHP): $1.0400 Doss CCSD (SD): $0.9267 Debt rates (remainder is for maintenance and operations): w City of Fredericksburg: $0.0375 w County of Gillespie: $0.0245 w FISD: $0.1062 Combination of rates, based on what entities you live in: w City, County, FISD, HUW, WCD: $1.8284 w County, FISD, HUW, WCD: $1.5884 w County, FISD, HUW, WCD, WDS: $1.9697 w County, HISD, HUW, WCD: $1.4822 w County, Doss CCSD, HUW, WCD: $1.3689

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Stay golden at the Hub The Golden Hub is looking to offer a golden time to residents or visitors to the Fredericksburg area.

The basics: The Golden Hub is located at 1009 North Lincoln Street and is open to the public ďŹ ve days a week, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Seniors of any age are invited and are welcome to bring their friends, family and neighbors. The phone number is 997-7131 and the website is www.goldenhub.org.

Let’s eat: A healthy and nutritious meal is served at noon, Monday through Friday, in the dining room at the Golden Hub. Diners are welcome to enjoy other activities and fellowship. Those wishing to dine at the center are asked to make reservations by no later than 9 a.m. that morning.

A donation of $5 is requested per meal for

those 60 years old and older while for those under 60, the charge is $6. The Hub also offers a Meals-on-Wheels lunch program Monday through Friday that delivers meals to homebound or disabled seniors.

Fun and fellowship: A variety of activities, services, information and health screenings are offered to seniors and visitors. Weekly activities include exercise, line dancing, Tai Chi, Pilates, bridge, dominoes, Mah-Jongg, needlework, dancing, quilting, music, painting classes, language classes and bingo.

And: Transportation programs are also available through the Hub. A variety of community groups hold regular meetings at the facility which features a large assembly room that can be rented for meetings, receptions and parties.

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A trio of services Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau The Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau hosts what is the town’s official visitor website, giving potential tourists a peek at the best attractions of this historic and activity-filled town.

Housed at the Visitor Information Center at 302 E. Austin St., the organization posts information on upcoming events and highlights for a trip to Gillespie County wineries, art galleries, museums, shops and more.

They can help groups with retreats and referrals.

Ernie Loeffler is executive director of the organization which markets the town through many avenues. The CVB staff of 14 answers questions about local attractions and its travel counselors can help plan events.

Gillespie County Economic Development Commission Looking to locate a business in or around Fredericksburg? The Gillespie County Economic Development Commission is the place to start.

Director Tim Lehmberg keeps track of business development. He is led by a board of directors which help usher new and expanding business projects into Gillespie County. With a top-notch hospital and airport, business owners like the idea of locating here.

Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce serves as a member resource for activities, business development and networking entity.

President Penny McBride leads a team which keeps a high profile in town and looks after quality-of-life issues.

The Chamber headquarters are 306 E. Austin St. The Chamber boasts 820 members, a huge number for a town of 11,000.

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Fredericksburg CVB 302 E. Austin St. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-6523 or 800-997-3600 www.visitfredericksburgtx.com Gillespie EDC Tim Lehmberg 302 E. Austin St. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-6523 or 800-997-3600 www.gillespiecountyedc.com Chamber of Commerce 306 E. Austin St. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-5000 www.fredericksburg-texas.com

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Pioneer Memorial Library The former Gillespie County Courthouse holds some of the best reads in the area.

And whether it is a work of fiction or nonfiction, children’s books or even the latest copy of the newspaper, Pioneer Memorial Library is filled with plenty of good books.

The library is located at 115 West Main Street in a restored building that is also known as the McDermott Building.

Hours: Pioneer Memorial Library is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Wednesday hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. On Fridays and Saturdays, the library is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is closed on Sundays.

Library cards: Borrowers’ cards are issued free of charge to residents of Gillespie County who can provide proof of residency (usually with a driver’s license, lease agreement or printed checks with local address).

Children six years of age and older will be issued a card when their applications are signed by a parent or guardian.

What’s available: Pioneer Memorial Library is home to adult fiction and nonfiction books, reference materials, the Texas collection and current newspapers and magazines.

DVDs for adults and children are also available at the library.

Just for kids: Along with a large selection of children’s books, the library also offers story times for pre-school and kindergar-

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Children can also participate in the Summer Reading Program sponsored by the Texas State Library and the Friends of Pioneer Memorial Library.

And more: Pioneer Memorial Library also offers information about the Texas State Library’s talking book players.

Also offered is a collection of large-print books and e-books.

The library also offers a copy machine, microfilm reader-printer and nine computers with Internet access for use by the public along with free wireless access for visitors with their own computer.

Also, the library offers downloadable audio books and e-books.

For more information: Call the library at 997-6513 or visit www.pmlfbg.com.

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Real estate listings Spectacular views of rolling green vistas, limestone bluffs and spring-fed creeks and rivers are just some of the reasons people relocate to the Texas Hill Country.

Gillespie County real estate agents reflect the region’s uniqueness. From old-school Absolute Charm Real Estate, LLC 709 W. Main St. 830-990-0079 www.absolutecharmrealestate.com

CC Herber Real Estate Company 145 E. Main St. 830-997-4323 www.ccherber.com

farmers, gray-haired hippies to 21st Century techies, agents in the area can help visitors make the Hill Country their home.

Below are the companies and agencies that advertise their listings in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

Holland Real Estate 830-456-3967

Real Estate Advisory Team 734 S. Washington St. 830-997-3400

Jones Ranch Realty 501 N. Milam St. 830-997-3677

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Keller Williams 1303 E. Main St., Suite A 830-997-1120 www.kellerwilliams-fbg.com

Century 21 Sunset, Realtors 408 W. Main St. 830-997-9591

Kowert Real Estate 830-997-3311

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Coldwell Banker/ D’Ann Harper 830-997-5550 www.cbharper.com

Cornerstone Properties 705 S. Adams St. 830-990-0095 Durham Land Co. 830-992-9923 Fiedler Home & Ranch 1209 E. Main St. 830-992-9550 www.FiedlerHomeandRanch.com

Fredericksburg Realty 217 E. Main St. 830-997-6531 www.FredericksburgRealty.com

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Latigo Real Estate Partners 714 W. Main St. 830-997-1800 Main Streets of Texas Mortgage 421 E. Main St. 830-997-9211 Nixon Real Estate 1325 E. Main St. 830-997-2187 www.nixonrealestate.com

Padgett Real Estate 830-889-5263 www.padgettrealestate.com

Penick Real Estate 240 W. Main St. 830-997-5684 Property Management Services 408 W. Main St. 830-997-7564

Reata Ranch Realty 405 E. Main St. 830-992-3045 www.ReataRanchRealty.com

RE/MAX Town & Country 116 E. Austin St. 830-990-8708 www.remax-fred.com

Sage Premium Real Estate 150 E. Main St., Suite 303 830-997-1037 www.sagetexasrealestate.com

Simplicity Real Estate 830-456-1948 www.simplicityrealestatetexas.com

Southwest Partners 2211 W. Live Oak St. 830-998-5677 www.swpre.com

Texas Hills Realty 502 E. Main St. 830-997-6123 www.TexasHillsRealty.com

Ultima Real Estate 830-456-5297 www.hillcountrydreams.guru

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