Wells Branch Democrats to Host House District 50 Primary Straw Poll

February Meeting: Saturday, February 7, 2026 | 1:00pm
Wells Branch Recreation Center | 3000 Shoreline Dr. | Yoga Room

The Wells Branch Democrats Club will host an in-person straw poll for the Texas House District 50 Democratic Primary on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at the Wells Branch Recreation Center, located at 3000 Shoreline Drive. The event will begin promptly at 1:00 p.m. and is open to all interested community members who want to engage directly with the candidates and the democratic process.

This straw poll is designed to give voters an early opportunity to hear from the candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for House District 50 and to express their preference ahead of the official primary election. The program will begin with brief introductions and short remarks from each participating candidate, allowing attendees to hear directly about priorities, values, and vision for representing the district at the Texas Capitol. Following the candidate remarks, attendees will cast their votes in the straw poll, with results announced before the conclusion of the event.

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Wells Branch VOTES!

Primary Election Day is March 3 • Early voting begins February 17 and runs through February 27 • Elected Officials need to know that Wells Branch is a Voting Community • Not only is it your RIGHT, it is your RESPONSIBILITY • Arm yourself with knowledge • Get informed • Then VOTE!

Important Joint Primary Dates:

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WBNA Annual Board Update & Election

Thursday, February 19, 2026 | 6:30pm
WB Community Center | 2106 Klattenhoff
To be followed by the 2026 Primary Candidate Meet and Greet at 7:00pm

The WBNA Board consists of seven members, each serving a two year term. Even numbered places are elected during even years; odd numbered places in odd years. This year places 2, 4, and 6 are up for re-election. As governed by the WBNA Bylaws, roles vacated prior to the election may be filled by appointees and confirmed at the annual election. We are seeking active volunteers for board positions and any Wells Branch resident may join the board, regardless of being in or out of the MUD district or in a separate HOA.

All Wells Branch residents are invited and encouraged to attend the 2026 general meeting. Your WBNA membership must be current in order to vote in the election or run for office. You may join online at: https://wbna.us/membership/  It’s quick and easy! Please be sure and enter a valid email address. Continue reading WBNA Annual Board Update & Election →

WBNA Board Elections & Business Meeting

WBNA General Meeting:
2026 Candidate Meet & Greet
Thursday, February 19 | 6:30-8:30pm
WB Community Center | 2106 Klattenhoff Dr.

You are INVITED to join us! The WBNA hosts a yearly general meeting to reaffirm our commitment to the community as a Wells Branch Community Service Group. We typically hold a short business meeting prior to the main event. Both meetings are open to the public.  We hope to see you there!

WBNA Board Elections & Business Meeting: 6:30-7:00pm
  • Brief business review and highlights from 2025
  • Board Member introductions & acknowledgements
  • Annual elections: 3 board positions are open

We welcome community involvement. Current WBNA

members are eligible to vote during the general election and nominations for Board Members will be taken from the floor.

General Meeting: 2026 Candidate Meet & Greet: 7:00-8:30pm

From 7:00pm on, we’ll host an Open Meet & Greet with local candidates in the upcoming primary elections. At the time of publication, we were still confirming local race candidates. WBNA.us will be updated with attendees before the event. A Central Texas Emergency Preparedness Information Booth will be staffed and we’ll have a WBNA welcome table, calendar sales, membership drive & volunteer recruitment on hand as well. Light refreshments will be served.

Please make plans to join us and learn how you can help support our wonderful Wells Branch community.

A friendly reminder, It’s time once again!  2026 WBNA Membership Dues are DUE

As 2026 ramps up, please take a minute to consider your commitment to the WBNA. Your membership is an investment in our wonderful community. All funds collected are returned directly to the neighborhood through our traditional events, educational, and civic programs. The annual membership drive begins each year at our National Night Out event and continues through February when the board election concludes.

It’s worth noting that the WBNA organization is a true “labor of love” and operates as a community service group through a network of dedicated volunteers. Without that dedication, community support, and the monies raised through dues and donations, the WBNA would cease to function. Your annual “pledge” to support this valuable neighborhood group takes the form of a voluntary membership. Continue reading A friendly reminder, It’s time once again! 2026 WBNA Membership Dues are DUE →

WB MUD Presents Earth Fest
featuring the WB Wild Native Plant Sale 

Sunday, March 29 | 1:00-5:00pm
WB Rec. Center | 3000 Shoreline Dr.

Embrace the beauty of nature and explore sustainable living at Earth Fest! This celebration of all things nature will feature a ton of fun activities for both children and adults, booths with vendor demos, exciting giveaways, children’s face painting and games, and more.

Add beauty and biodiversity to your yard and visit Wells Branch Wild Conservancy’s Native Plant Sale, where you can stock up for your spring and summer gardens all in one place. There will be a variety of plant options and experts on hand to give you advice on how to best prepare your garden for warmer weather. Continue reading WB MUD Presents Earth Fest featuring the WB Wild Native Plant Sale →

Garden for Wildlife and Water

Support Local, Plant Native

Let’s start with the basics: What is a native plant, why should you want one, and where can you get one?One of the best ways to support a healthy ecosystem is by planting native vegetation in your own yard. Fortunately, Central Texas offers a wide variety of beautiful and interesting native plants.

What makes a plant native? It’s a species that has grown naturally in an area for thousands of years. These plants have developed a symbiotic relationship with local wildlife—many birds, insects, and animals depend on them for survival.

Native plants offer big benefits: they conserve water, reduce mowing costs, provide habitat for wildlife, protect and enrich soil, and reduce the need for fertilizers and pesticides. And they’re gorgeous! Continue reading Garden for Wildlife and Water →