Highland Lakes residents and those living in Marble Falls specifically who want to get more bang for their buck during the annual July Fourth fireworks show have only seven weeks left to give a donation.
Why does the display deserve the public’s financial support, other than the fact it’s part of a patriotic observance of the nation’s independence?
Manny Lunoff has a tall order to fill.
As the new principal of Marble Falls High School, it will be up to him to turn around the unenviable ranking of academically unacceptable the high school received from the Texas Education Agency in August.
Voters head to the polls Saturday, May 12, to make decisions in what could be the most important set of races of the year: city councils and school boards.
When conversations turn to elections and voting, most people normally think of the big races — those for president, Congress and the governor — as being the most important.
Though it’s certainly not their intent, parents and others who don’t secure their prescription drugs could be contributing to an increase in narcotics abuse among area teens.
Police, juvenile probation officials and the Burnet County Attorney’s Office say there is a spike in abuses involving hydrocodone among minors.
In the march to a glorious future for Marble Falls, city leaders shouldn’t lose sight of the basic needs of the present.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about a future sports complex, a future road extension project in the Business and Technology Park and a future visitors center to replace the charming one — an old train depot — the city now has.
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