Marathon Man Brad Quinn goes the distance 400 straight days
Running comes naturally to humans; it’s in our DNA. However, the extent to which 47-year-old…
Daniel Clifton
Camp of the Hills growing for the future
Things are growing at Camp of the Hills this summer, including tilapia and pomegranates. Director…
Face masks can saves lives, legal fees
Wearing a face mask saves lives, saves jobs, and can keep you out of jail….
As cases rise, governor expands local leaders’ authority over gatherings
As hospitalizations and positivity rates for COVID-19 continue to climb, state and local leaders are…
Burnet school district staff and parents ‘comfortable’ with campuses reopening
Over 75 percent of Burnet school district parents and staff reported they are “comfortable” with…
Abbott asks Texans to wear masks; Burnet County has 101 cases, 3 deaths
Though he did not demand it during his June 22 media conference, Gov. Greg Abbott…
Volunteers make personal protective equipment for Marble Falls Area EMS
One cuff at a time is how Cathy Ellis is helping to keep Marble Falls…
Elevate Church’s DadFest a celebration for all families
After an Elevate Church Father’s Day service several years ago, the Rev. Shane Wenger noted…
Public schools will reopen in the fall
When Highland Lakes students head back to school in the fall, they also will be…
As COVID-19 numbers rise, Gov. Abbott emphasizes hospital capacity
Despite an uptick in COVID-19 cases in the state, Gov. Greg Abbott wanted to reassure…
Veterans’ retreat evolved from casual but impactful get-togethers
When John “Tig” Tiegen and wife Margaret began hosting an annual pig roast for veterans…
Black Lives Matter rally in Marble Falls over the weekend draws hundreds
As the Marble Falls Black Lives Matter Peaceful Protest drew to a close, organizers said…
Man charged with murder in Spicewood ‘road rage’ shooting in January
Burnet County Sheriff’s Office investigators charged a Leander man with murder in connection to a…
Burn ban not needed — yet; county COVID-19 numbers updated
Conditions aren’t quite right for an outdoor burn ban in Burnet County, but commissioners are…
Marble Falls police expect peaceful Black Lives Matter rally
Marble Falls Assistant Police Chief Glenn Hanson expects a peaceful and unifying Black Lives Matter…
Young Black Lives Matter organizers want to bring community closer
Organizers of an upcoming Black Lives Matter demonstration in Marble Falls chose Saturday, June 13,…
Snapchat video leads Granite Shoals police to murder suspect in Marble Falls
A Snapchat video led Granite Shoals police to a murder suspect after a fatal stabbing…
BCISD adds 3 days, extra minutes in case of COVID-19 closures next year
Amid uncertainty over how COVID-19 could impact the next school year, the Burnet Consolidated Independent…
Marble Falls Black Lives Matter demonstration aims for unity
When recent posts on social media and the Nextdoor app announced a peaceful Black Lives…
School districts continue grab-and-go meals into summer
Marble Falls and Burnet school districts will continue to hand out grab-and-go meals into the…
Investigators look into ‘unusual uptick’ of structure fires in Burnet County
The Burnet County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help regarding a number of…
Stop ‘summer slide’ with fun and educational activities
As the school year ends, students and parents are probably ready to put the last…
Marble Falls High School’s ‘Tuck Everlasting’ back in spotlight with virtual awards
Even during a pandemic, the show must go on. And the Marble Falls High School…
MFHS, Falls Career graduations Friday with limited attendance, livestreams
Graduation ceremonies for Marble Falls and Falls Career high schools are both Friday, May 29,…