Students and school officials participate in the annual Veteran’s Day celebration at R. J. Richey Elementary School in Burnet. Veterans stand in line as they introduce themselves to the crowd and speak about their military service.
Is the downtown renaissance over almost before it started? Did we pop the champagne corks a little early, cheering all the trendy nightspots and restaurants sprouting like wildflowers along Main Street in Marble Falls and just off Main? Did the reach exceed the grasp? And will the city’s tourist trade and reputation as a culinary destination and live music venue suffer?
MARBLE FALLS — Kim Roberti is the guest artist for the monthly art demonstration at the Highland Arts Gallery 9:30 a.m. Nov. 20.
HIGHLAND LAKES — An opportunity to learn about the ecology of the Hill Country will be available this spring through training courses conducted by the Highland Lakes Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists.
INDIANAPOLIS — The American Legion has launched an informative new Web site to help veterans and their families understand the Post 9/11 GI Bill, which takes effect Aug. 1, 2009, and how it compares with other federal education benefits for veterans.
AUSTIN – The Burnet High School boys and girls swim teams competed at the 2008 Austin Independent School District Capital City Swim Classic Nov. 7 at the Lee and Joe Jamail Swim Center on the University of Texas at Austin campus.
CANYON LAKE — The historic playoff journey for the Burnet High School volleyball team ended unceremoniously Nov. 10 under the crushing blows of Wimberley, the defending state Class 3A champions.
BURNET — Tickets are on sale in the Burnet Consolidated Independent School District athletic field house for the playoff game against China Spring 7:30 p.m. Friday at Leo Buckley Stadium in Killeen.
LUBBOCK — Under clear blue skies on a challenging 5K course at the Region 1 Championships, the Burnet High School cross-country team etched out a reputable seventh place among a fast company of 21 teams.
BURNET — The Burnet Middle School eighth-grade green football team lost to Mountain Valley, 14-6, Oct. 30.
BURNET — Again this year, the Burnet High School girls basketball team will do everything it can defensively to create nightmarish traffic jams on the hardwoods, heist the ball and fly to the bank for a quick deposit.
Marble Falls High School cross-country runner Anjel Guerrero pushes for the finish line during a recent meet this year. Guerrero and the boys’ squad finished 15th at the Class 4A Region IV meet, their best finish in the program’s history.
Just because the football season is over for Marble Falls does not mean it’s the end of the season for everyone else.
BURNET — Emily Vaughan is a quiet leader making a lot of noise on the court for the Burnet High School volleyball team.
MARBLE FALLS — Excitement and enthusiasm are part of the Faith Academy girls basketball team at the start of every season, and this one is no different.
The Lady Flames will tip off their season at San Saba at 7 p.m. today.
Burnet City Manager Mike Steele points to a drainage box along Washington Street near the Burnet Depot that may have to be relocated before Thomas the Tank Engine visits Burnet next year.
BURNET — Thomas the Tank Engine is chuffing into town.
Burnet City Manager Mike Steele points to a drainage box along Washington Street near the Burnet Depot that may have to be relocated before Thomas the Tank Engine visits Burnet next year.
BURNET — Thomas the Tank Engine is chuffing into town.
