What the Water Left Behind: Dave Bass’ Story
This week we’re running stories collected from the people of Wimberley. As the water recedes in the days following the Memorial Day flood, the community is pulling together to move forward.
Photo via Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/KUT News
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