Dallas Lakehill Prep guard Drew Perry is joining Baylor as a preferred walk-on Dallas Lakehill Prep’s Drew Perry celebrated a signing ceremony this week at his school as he prepares to join Scott Drew’s Baylor basketball program in the fall will be joining the Bears as a preferred walk-on 4.0 assists and 2.9 steals in 33 games for Lakehill as a senior in the 2024-25 season He made 42 3-pointers on the year and shot 75% from the free throw line He scored a season-high 38 points against Dallas Sunset in November Perry will be the third incoming freshman for Baylor, following McDonald’s All-American Tounde Yessoufou of St. Joseph (Calif.) High School and Andre Iguadola II of Link Academy in Missouri Email notifications are only sent once a day Andre Iguadola II will join Baylor as a late high school signee The 6-7 forward comes to the Bears from Li… Scott Drew’s Baylor basketball team picked up a big recruiting win on Wednesday as Tounde Yessoufou announced his commitment to the Bears Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Bee Caves Road has been mentioned as one of several streets in West Lake Hills requiring safety improvements Bellevue police officers were dispatched to a burglary in progress on the 14100 block of Southeast 14th Place When officers arrived at the residence there were four women between the ages of 18 and 21 who lived inside one of the victims said she briefly exited the apartment around 4:30 a.m A 30-year-old man allegedly forced his way into the apartment The other women were asleep when the man entered their residence One of the women said she was woken up when the man shook her and began "masturbating over her." BPD said there was no sexual contact The women got up and ran into one of the other bedrooms The women demanded the man leave but instead he “proceeded to drink beverages from the victims’ fridge and smoke cigarettes on the back patio before falling asleep on one of the victim’s beds.” While the man was asleep the women called police they took the man into custody without incident Bellevue police remind residents to take safety precautions and to be vigilant of their homes Dana Harmon and Joseph Swider are running for West Lake Hills City Council Place 1 — The Bellevue Police Department arrested a suspect connected to last week's attempted kidnapping in the Lake Hills neighborhood Monday morning the BPD said community members contacted officers to report a person who matched the description of the kidnapping suspect who was seen boarding a public transit bus near the same Lake Hills QFC location from last Friday’s incident Responding officers then followed the bus until the suspect departed at the intersection of 116th Avenue NE and NE 4th Street The BPD confirmed that officers arrested the person The BPD said they'll continue to investigate Friday’s incident but community members "should always call 911 should they ever feel like their or the community’s safety is in jeopardy." A large house under construction in West Lake Hills caught on fire early Thursday morning The Westlake Fire Department responded to a call initially reported as a grass fire around 5:55 a.m The alarm was quickly upgraded to a structure fire based on additional 911 calls Firefighters arrived at the scene around 6:04 a.m to find the unoccupied home engulfed in flames with fire through the roof Crews initiated a defensive attack to combat the blaze ALSO |Two hospitalized after gas leak at UT Austin Campus The fire was reported under control at 8:30 a.m Multiple agencies responded to the incident Travis County Sheriff's Office and the Travis County Fire Marshal's Office The Westlake Fire Department said crews will remain on the scene to complete extinguishment and monitor for hot spots The cause of the fire is under investigation Editor's note: This story was updated July 9 after the Austin Police Department identified the woman whose body was found The Austin Police Department said the woman whose body was found June 26 on a road near the West Lake Athletic and Community Center was Anne Ringold Her body was found "in the roadway" near the West Lake Athletic and Community Center Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services shared in a post on social media Ringold had been missing for two days when her body was found She was last seen walking in the 100 block of Sandra Muraida Way in downtown Austin the Police Department said in a news release The death is not being investigated as a homicide and no foul play is suspected at this time the Austin Police Department said in a written statement to the American-Statesman The Travis County medical examiner's office will determine the cause of death The person was pronounced dead Wednesday near 4300 Westbank Drive and Camp Craft Road An investigation into the death is ongoing as of July 9 The Kelsey Creek Culvert at Lake Hills Project is in east Bellevue near Larsen Lake and the Lake Hills Greenbelt Lake Hills Boulevard runs through the project area and is used by an average of 10,500 vehicles per day There have been several drainage and flooding issues in recent years including a water main break in the Federal Field parking lot concerns about the capacity and instability of the Kelsey Creek culverts and significant maintenance needs for other sewer pipes in the area To minimize disruption on the surrounding community the City will address these issues at the same time The project goal is to develop a comprehensive solution for the Kelsey Creek culvert Federal Field parking lot sewer and water pipes The project team conducted a thorough environmental analysis in developing the design alternatives for review The team shared these alternatives during an online open house in December 2021 The city chose an alternative after considering public input technical feasibility (how well it will work) Alternative B (with additional elements from Alternative C based on public feedback) will: Construction is expected to begin in late 2025 The City hosted an online open house in December 2021 to gather input on project alternatives Thank you to everyone who engaged with the information and provided feedback Project staff incorporated that feedback into a revised project that balances community desires and project cost We will use several channels to share updates about the design process, including this project website, EngagingBellevue.com For alternate formats, interpreters, or reasonable modification requests please phone at least 48 hours in advance 425-452-6800 (voice) or email servicefirst@bellevuewa.gov. For complaints regarding modifications, contact the City of Bellevue ADA, Title VI, and Equal Opportunity Officer at ADATitleVI@bellevuewa.gov © 2024 City of Bellevue | All Rights Reserved. | ADA/Title VI Notices | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map Greenspan Projects Ltd., a creative design and build specialist has worked with Gem Lake Hills golf course in Minnesota to transform an old driving range into an accessible 19-hole putting course is an executive course which offers two 9-hole courses including the challenging Par-3 course which features nine par 3s The venue aims to take its course seriously while making the game fun The Gem appointed Greenspan to reimagine its preexisting Cage area The Cage was used as a driving range until the 1990s when it was converted into golf buggy parking and storage It has been used for a variety of purposes but when the structure began to deteriorate The Gem decided to reinvision the large space and create a new 19-hole miniature golf course says: “Maximizing our square footage in a positive way was our goal We take pride in our two nine-hole courses and the wide variety of golfers who spend time here Many people in the area get their start in golf right here at our course Our leagues boast an impressive age range from six to some in their 90’s (and everything in between) “We feel a putting course fits in very well with what we do here and achieves the goal of using our space in a way that benefits the customer as well as our business The two nine-hole courses along with the putting course will continue our approach of bringing people together and creating a fun and relaxed atmosphere for a wide range of ages and abilities.” The course features 18 challenging and enjoyable holes, culminating in a difficult 19th hole that will be tricky for even the most experienced golfers. The course offers guests the option of playing either 9 or 19 holes and is ADA-compliant throughout Seating is located across the course to provide regular rest and waiting areas and drinks tables at the beginning and end of each hole hold players’ bags and bottles shade sails provide cooler intervals in the heat of the day and gentle ambient and task lighting creates an inviting A spokesperson from Greenspan Projects says: “We are really pleased to be working with Matt Greer and the team at Gem Lake Hills who have bought into the concept of adding a miniature golf concept to their golf club We’ve worked with several clubs outside of the USA who have successfully done this so it’s great to see the trend pick up over here now too “With thousands of rounds being played at Golf Clubs every year miniature golf is a no-brainer if you’re looking for another revenue stream at your club or something to attract a wider demographic Existing customers will bring family and friends along with them “The course at Gem Lake is going to be fun for all 18 holes of real golf style challenge and playability with a 19th almost impossible hole-in-1 opportunity The benches and shade structures throughout are a nice touch when the summer sunshine hits!” Earlier this month, Greenspan Projects Ltd. shared details of two innovative indoor golf courses that is has developed for Drive Shack’s Puttery in New York Get the latest attractions industry  news direct to your inbox Blooloop is taking climate action and is now B Corp Certified Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsMary Claire Patton Bandera Sheriff’s Office tells newspaperArea resident discovered remains near his property Sunday nightMary Claire Patton BANDERA Texas – Skeletal remains found in Bandera are believed to be of a 33-year-old Lakehills woman who disappeared last month the sheriff’s deputy told a local newspaper According to the Bandera Bulletin a resident of the Bandera Pass subdivision discovered the remains Sunday night and called the police Bandera County Chief Deputy Matt King told the Bandera Bulletin that an autopsy has been ordered to determine if the remains are that of missing Brittany McMahon who was last seen off Old Loop 173 near where the subdivision is located both disappeared in that area in recent months The Bandera Bulletin reported that Tompkins was last seen walking alone on PR 37 on April 22 Anyone with information is asked to call the Bandera County Sheriff’s Department at 830-796-4323 Copyright 2022 by KSAT - All rights reserved Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group ShareSaveCommentReal Estate Forbes Global PropertiesAustin, Texas’ Wealthy Find Their Perfect Setting In West Lake HillsBySpencer Elliott At a glance, the boundary map of Austin, Texas looks something like a paint-by-numbers canvas, with sharp turns, wavy inlets and the occasional omitted patch. Topography offers some explanation for the jagged outline—Austin is a land of rivers, flatlands and hills— but understanding the “omitted patches” requires a knowledge of the Texas capital’s small collection of interior suburbs. Like Beverly Hills in Los Angeles or Forest Hills in Nashville, Tennessee, these independent enclaves are contained within the city, resulting in a suburban feel with metropolitan amenities. As such, the interior suburbs encompass some of Austin's most desirable real estate. Nowhere more so than in the town of West Lake Hills. Set six miles from Downtown Austin, West Lake Hills is properly named—the roughly 3.5-square-mile town is perched in the western hills above Lake Austin. Hillside homes with views of the city are a staple of the West Lake Hills real estate market “The town has kept up with Austin’s growth. Everything has been gradually redeveloped over time and as a result, West Lake Hills is where wealthy buyers can find newer, singular properties.” A rendering of an ultra-luxe estate in the upcoming Wildcat Club “West Lake Hills’ building codes are designed to preserve the natural habitat and aesthetics of the community. Building heights are limited to 30 feet from grade and that code has driven modern construction with flat roofs.” The area is also known for its gated communities and high-end amenities, including expansive swimming pools, guest houses and outdoor living areas. Despite covering a relatively small portion of the city, the topography of West Lake Hills varies greatly, and the housing market reflects said variation, added Walker. “Buyers have a diversity of settings to choose from. There are Lake Austin waterfront estates, hilltop homes with downtown views of the city skyline and more traditional neighborhoods that sit in flatter, low-lying areas.” New construction homes encompass some of the most expensive listings in town “The tip-top of the market is waterfront estates which can trade for the $40 million to $50 million range.” Limited commercial development gives the town a secluded Residences make up the vast majority of development in the area with commercial activity occupying a small southern section of town “West Lake Hills feels a bit more rural,” says Walker “There are large natural habitats and wildlife sanctuaries around and within the community it has a noticeably different feel from Austin.” Outdoor recreation is abundant in the area including in nearby Barton Creek Greenbelt the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve borders the north end of town the 227-acre park is a habitat for the endangered black-capped vireo and golden-cheeked warbler can be found at nearby Barton Creek Greenbelt West Lake Hills still offers a handful of restaurants neighborhood eateries and shops are modest a purposeful choice perhaps by locals who strive to maintain West Lake Hill’s small-town charm dining and nightlife of Downtown Austin is a quick drive away 15 minutes further east is the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Many of the region’s renowned natural swimming holes are close by LAKEHILLS Texas – There’s a Cajun festival taking place in the Texas Hill Country this weekend The Medina Lake Cajun Festival will roll out the good times on Saturday at Lakehills Community Center from 11 a.m Admission for the festival is $15 and children ages 10 and younger are free Parking will also be free and shuttle services will be provided Guests can listen and dance to Cajun and Zydeco music on two stages with bands from the heart of Louisiana while enjoying homemade Cajun food This is the 40th annual Medina Lake Cajun Festival which started in 1981 as a way to help the Lakehills Civic Center pay its mortgage without going into foreclosure a Louisiana transplant who was on the Board of Directors for the civic center suggested a gumbo cookoff as a fundraiser and thus Caswell passed away in 2019 and the festival is dedicated to his memory All proceeds from the festival benefit the Lakehills Community Center Copyright 2021 by KSAT - All rights reserved Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Garrett Brnger Ken Huizar Texas – Delivering water isn’t David Cahill’s main job Cahill says that as water levels fall at Medina Lake he’s delivering 1,000 gallons of water at a time “It hurt to hire somebody to bring me water,” said Cahill whose wells at his three properties started drying up this spring “So I decided to just try and help the people in our community.” said he charges about $125 to $150 per trip for people in the lake area The “slim profit” he makes goes toward paying off the new deeper well he had to have dug for more than $28,000 If I didn’t have -- if I had all the money I needed I’d be delivering water to people for free,” he said As of Tuesday, Medina Lake, a reservoir created for irrigation purposes, was just 6.3 percent full Waterfront homes towered over the receding water line and the dried lake bed stretching out behind Cahill’s home appeared more akin to a sandbox Cahill can’t say if the level of the reservoir is causing lower groundwater levels “but I can definitely say when the lake goes down Geological Survey’s Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center told KSAT that they don’t have data to show a direct cause-and-effect at this point “You know I’m sympathetic to the problem there but it may be from other reasons than the lake level dropping while also adding that the possibility couldn’t be ruled out either could include the complexity of the geology in the area there are still plenty of people depending on Cahill for their water delivery But there are only so many hours in a day to make them “We can only deliver 4 to 5 loads each day depending on the route,” Cahill said Copyright 2023 by KSAT - All rights reserved Before that he was a news photographer at KVDA TV in San Antonio Ken graduated from San Antonio College with an associate's degree in Radio Ken has won a Sun Coast Emmy and four Lone Star Emmys Ken has been in the TV industry since 1994 Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Get hyperlocal forecasts, radar and weather alerts. SAN ANTONIO -- It’s hard enough to find certain supplies right now even if you can afford them and live near major grocery stores, but for people in rural areas it can become a dire situation if they don’t have the money or transportation. A new cafe in the unincorporated community Lakehills is willing to help with the problem, even though it could cost one of the owners her life. Molly McKinney’s doctors, friends and family are all insisting she stay in quarantine, but the three-time cancer survivor with an autoimmune disorder insists on doing what she can, while she can. “Everyone in my friends and family is like ‘you should not be having contact with the general public,’ but I just can’t watch these people suffer when there’s something I can do about it, however small," McKinney said. Last week, McKinney and her wife used their life savings to open Local's Cafe, a pay-what-you-can restaurant near Medina Lake. But the couple quickly realized that the unincorporated community in Bandera County needed was not a cafe, but a grocery store. "It came like a penultimate moment, where it was turn back altogether and don’t open anything, which we could’ve done," McKinney. "Or, find a way to serve our community in the midst of a crisis." The couple decided to turn the dining room into a makeshift store. “People were coming to us literally crying, saying ‘could I just get a ziplock bag of beans? Could I just get, you know, a cup of flour?’” McKinney said. So Local's Cafe began taking orders online for groceries and hard-to-find necessities such as toilet paper and hand sanitizer. “So there are people out here who are not only homebound, but don’t have the money for food and can’t get to a grocery store and we’re in the middle of nowhere," McKinney said. "So we decided to begin accepting grocery orders and allowing people to pay what they can.” The couple also decided to move the kitchen to a new food truck, where they will continue to provide meals. “Until the crisis is over, to us, it felt like abandoning a very vulnerable community population in almost a wartime situation when we have access to these things," McKinney said. With COVID-19 continuing to spread, McKinney doesn't know what the long term will look like for her life or for her restaurant. She says she's come to terms with dying, but worries about her wife and 5-year-old son. “There’s no not getting this for me, if I’m gonna get it, and there’s no avoiding fatality for me if I’m gonna get it, so what I want to do with those last moments, if that’s what they are, is the most good that I can," McKinney said. The main threats are large hail, damaging wind gusts, and heavy rains with an isolated tornado also possible. FORECAST SHARE PHOTOS & VIDEOChurch opens evacuation center for Medina County wildfire evacueesby Lynette Vega LAKEHILLS -- A church in Bandera County is opening its doors to families evacuating their homes Lakehills United Methodist Church has an evacuation center open to help displaced families that will stay open through at least Monday Church leaders will meet with county leaders to re-evaluate if the center needs to stay open longer Pets are also welcome at the evacuation center you can call Lakehills United Methodist Church at (830) 751 - 2404 builders and community members gathered to witness the groundbreaking of the new municipal complex You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience CALERA— The Howells have lived in Calera for 11 years and despite having many opportunities to leave the area the family is planting additional roots in Calera “We’re looking to start Lakehills Church and our vision for the church is to be a lasting church that loves helping people connect their lives with God,” said Josh Howell who will serve as Lakehills’ pastor “We really don’t think that you should just attend church It’s a belief that is even more important to Lakehills because it won’t have its own physical building has offered its dugout space to the organization Howell does know the church will be based out of Calera Although Howell doesn’t plan to have its first official service until January have met with about 45 people who have expressed an interest in the church They’ve been privately meeting with families and individuals “It gives us the opportunity to share our heart and let people to get to know us and for them to express interest and what they are looking for in the church,” Howell said He said they really want to create an atmosphere where people are actively participating and connected to the church not just people who want to be involved on Sundays They have been reaching out through friends and family members through ads in the newspaper and online and through the church’s website “We’ve been encouraged and it’s caused even more excitement because of the interest that we’ve had,” Howell said He said they would really like to have 75 people as a minimum within the church and also want to have about 250 present for the first service in January Howell said they plan to start rolling out small groups “It’s really just about building relationships and building community,” Howell said Howell and his wife Jamie have three girls: Anna Beth visit lakehillscalera.org or call 427-7425 Just one AAC game is on Monday’s college basketball schedule That contest is the Wichita State Shockers squaring… The Memphis Grizzlies (38-22) face the Atlanta Hawks (27-33) as 8.5-point favorites on Monday take on the Brooklyn Nets (21-39).… The Wichita State Shockers versus the North Texas Mean Green is a game to catch on the Monday… The Monday college basketball slate has plenty of exciting matchups in store Our computer model has suggested picks… What would make you consider a digital subscription to Shelby County Reporter View Results We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Roach created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne our area is still dealing with a prolonged multi-year drought Possibly the hardest hit location in our area is Medina Lake "When you take away the extra bonus that was bringing people out here speaking of the decreased amount of foot traffic coming to the Medina Lake area due to the low water levels Erica Rifkin and Shane Wahrmund own 'Out of The Way Cafe' in nearby Lakehills the restaurant has become a staple in the community because of the local people that keep us going out here,” says Wahrmund many businesses in the area have had to shut down and they can only support so many businesses,” said Rifkin "When it hurts the businesses out here The community can't grow because the businesses can't grow,” Wahrmund added Atascosa Counties Water Control and Improvement District (BMA) has restricted farmers in the area to plant crops that only require small amounts of water And that could impact what's sold in our local grocery stores Until Medina Lake gets substantial rainfall "A lot of people down by the water are losing their wells they're having to go and buy water from people and then bring it to their house Like it wasn't like that when we bought our house,” Rifkin said SAN ANTONIO - The search for a man reported missing by his family has now turned into a murder investigation was found dead along a rural road in the Bandera County community of Lakehills News of the gruesome discovery came three days after he was last seen alive at a triplex on West French Place north of downtown The Bandera County Sheriff's Office said the body was spotted in a burning truck off Pebble Beach Road on November 16 but Cabello's identity wasn't confirmed until the completion of an autopsy on Monday “This is heartbreaking,” said Cecile Parrish “This person was killed 10 feet from my bedroom but I’m more concerned about how his family is feeling.” showed up at the property the evening of November 15 looking to find extra work and expecting to get an estimate for a job "They called him here to this address," said neighborhood handyman Oscar Vasquez "They had gunshot reports on this block around 7:51 p.m.," said Parrish It all comes as a big surprise to Frank Zehner the property's longtime owner based out of New Braunfels He says he wasn’t looking for any contracts with anyone since the renovation work on the triplex is already two-thirds complete and he has a full crew "The first team in are the painters," Zehner said adding that no tenants currently live in the property but he had given permission to one of his painters to live upstairs while finishing the work Vasquez says a surveillance camera perched atop the house directly across the street gives a good view of what happened in the driveway of the triplex Friday night "They pressure-washed something right there," said Vasquez "You see they didn't do a good job." "They were hosing off the driveway before they left," said Parrish "It captures the driveway entirely." "You see a white truck backing up over here and three people loading up something heavy," said Vasquez his car was even here the next morning," added Parrish Investigators searched the house and found evidence of foul play but no sign of Cabello who told him he’d gone to Mexico to be with his mother police confirm his body was discovered more than 35 miles northwest of San Antonio in Lakehills near Medina Lake "I want justice for Wilfredo's family," said Parrish Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the San Antonio Police Homicide Unit at 210-207-7635 Connect with Robert on Twitter and Facebook Photography courtesy of Lakehill Preparatory School The Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted unanimously to bestow a Lifetime Membership award to the Lakehill Preparatory School headmaster Perry has been a member of the chamber for years and was the first board chairman to serve three consecutive years in that position The Lifetime Membership award is given to individuals who have exhibited exemplary service to the chamber and the East Dallas community Perry is the first person to receive the award in at least four years Sign In Subscribe Now The Lakehill Soccer Association (LSA) is one step closer to obtaining a new turf field as it obtained a $300,000 interest-free loan from Saanich council on Aug having to be repaid in full within five years was sought by the sports association to replace the artificial turf of Lakehill’s Braefoot Park. With the total estimated cost of this replacement being valued at $1.1 million the LSA has already saved over $600,000 in funding and secured a Capital Gaming Grant of $250,000 “The folks involved in the project have made a lot of efforts to raise funds and there’s considerable growth in the club and interest,” said Coun “I think efforts to support sports in our community is great to see… and I’m looking to see this project moving forward.” Saanich previously granted similar loans to the LSA to assist with building the original turf field in 2009 the latter needs to be replaced as it surpassed “its anticipated lifespan and poses potential safety risks due to damages that have accumulated over time,” stated the district’s report. The LSA will be responsible for administering maintaining and managing the field in exchange for free use of the pitch. Though the risk of non-payment of the loan by the sports association may exist council highlighted that the municipality ultimately owns the land Should the organization fail to pay back the loan the park would revert to the municipality for public use. Staff reported that the 2009 turf and crumb rubbers will be sent to a recycling facility where they will be repurposed Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines.