JOHNSON CITY — The Lady Mustang volleyball players made their first appearance in the Class 4A playoffs Tuesday.
But they had to do so against an old foe. The match tested the mettle of the squad, made up mostly of first-year varsity players.
Marble Falls lost to Dripping Springs, 18-25, 3-25, 9-25.
LLANO — To Llano High School head football coach David Yeager, the game against Wimberley came down to a cliché: Win and you’re in or lose and go home.
Looks like the Yellowjackets will be moving on.
Admit it with me, Yellowjacket fans. Like most of you, my thought was that if the Llano High School football team was to beat Wimberley, it would come down to the Yellowjackets holding the ball for long drives that chewed up the clock where the Texans only had four possessions in the second half.
FREDERICKSBURG — The Burnet High School cross-country team had a mixed showing among some state powerhouses at the District 8-3A Championships Oct. 29, but crashed the party anyway with a significant breakthrough in the boys’ races.
HIGHLAND LAKES — As Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Sen. Barack Obama rode the wave of history to become the nation’s first black president-elect Tuesday night, voters in the Highland Lakes stuck to their guns, giving GOP contender John McCain a commanding lead in the local and statewide race to the White House.
The Marble Falls High School Chorale, under the direction of Bryce Gage and Jennie Lyn Hodges, has accepted an invitation to sing at the White House Dec. 9 at an invitation-only open house. The choir will sing 20 traditional holiday songs.
The Marble Falls High School Chorale, under the direction of Bryce Gage and Jennie Lyn Hodges, has accepted an invitation to sing at the White House Dec. 9 at an invitation-only open house. The choir will sing 20 traditional holiday songs.
MARBLE FALLS — The staff of Interface Industries hopes to increase recycling efforts with an educational event this month.
MARBLE FALLS — The staff of Interface Industries hopes to increase recycling efforts with an educational event this month.
HIGHLAND LAKES — A Buddy Poppy Drive to coincide with area Veterans’ Day celebrations is being sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Marble Falls Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10376.
HIGHLAND LAKES — Seton Highland Lakes Hospice presents “Facing the Holidays After the Loss of a Loved One,” a bereavement workshop.
The dust has settled, the ballots have been cast and today the United States has a new president. Though he won’t take office until January, his election and a majority of Electoral College votes will cement his fate and the nation’s.
U.S. President John McCain (R) – 12,034 (71.39%) Barack Obama (D) – 4,596 (27.27%) Bob…
U.S. President John McCain (R) – 7,279 (75.61%) Barack Obama (D) – 2,250 (23.37%) Bob…
BURNET — Gatesville, the volleyball co-champions in District 7-3A, will be Burnet’s opening playoff opponent today at Lampasas High School in a 7 p.m. match.
HORSESHOE BAY — The Marble Falls High School boys golf team finished ninth in the Halloween of the Hills tournament Oct. 31-Nov. 1 by shooting 359–357—716 in the two-round event at the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Kelly Hacker encourages teammates Mackenzie Tarter (8) and Lauren Persyn during a recent match.
MARBLE FALLS — Vision is important to Dario Hernandez. The Marble Falls High School running back is obsessed with vision.
