For the first time, Thorndale residents have the option to receive recycling carts delivered directly to their homes as part of a new curbside recycling initiative According to a city announcement posted Aug. 27, the program will offer the convenience of at-home recycling for a small fee. Residents interested in participating are encouraged to contact City Hall at 512898-2523.
With prices rising across the board, it’s no surprise that some city service rates are also set to increase.
Jordyn Stutts was crowned the 2025 Homecoming Queen, and Isaac Biar was crowned the 2025 Homecoming King during this year’s Homecoming festivities.
The City of Thorndale has issued a reminder to residents that city crews will not pick up brush piles from private property. Residents are responsible for disposing of tree limbs and yard debris themselves.
Thorndale ISD and Bulldog fans have reason to celebrate after the district was awarded $5,000 through T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights promotion, a nationwide program that supports small-town schools with big spirit. The initiative, designed for communities with populations under 150,000, gives schools the chance to earn grants, facility upgrades, and national recognition by showing off their pride and rallying local support. While the $5,000 award is already a win for Thorndale, the stakes get even bigger in the next stages. Schools selected as finalists may receive larger awards, special game-day events, and ultimately compete for a grand prize that includes a $1,000,000 home field upgrade, expert consultation on stadium experiences, a weight room makeover by GronkFitness, and even a tailgate celebration in 2026.