How many more surprises are going to be revealed concerning the financial exploits of Bennie Feulberg, W.W. “Bud” Burnett and the late A.W Moursund in connection with the unfolding saga of the Texland Electric Cooperative?
HIGHLAND LAKES — The Texas Department of State Health Services is providing high-risk individuals with adult flu vaccinations.
KINGSLAND — Court Appointed Special Advocates for the Highland Lakes are holding an open house 5:30-7:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at the CASA office.
MARBLE FALLS — The superintendent of the Marble Falls School District will speak on education issues at the 7 a.m. Tuesday meeting of the Marble Falls Daybreak Rotary.
Marble Falls High School cross-country runner Whitney Pittard and the rest of the squad compete in the District 25-4A meet Monday at Lampasas High School.
FREDERICKSBURG — A sneak peek at the nearly complete cast of the top District 8-3A distance runners encouraged to Burnet High School cross-country coach Stuart Dixon and gave him a sense of good standing in the league.
Faith Academy’s Ian Shirley looks for an opening during last week’s game against Austin Hill Country.
Lineman Brandon Schobey reacts to the Mustangs domination of Lampasas.
MARBLE FALLS — The Uptown Arts Alliance kicks off its second year of the Sculpture on Main program with a public reception and official recognition of 42 new sculptures in Marble Falls along Main Street from Yett to Fourth and other locations in the city this weekend.
Marble Falls High School students Marco Rangel (left) and Martha Diaz were crowned as king and queen of the Mustangs Friday night during traditional homecoming ceremonies.
MARBLE FALLS — The Uptown Arts Alliance kicks off its second year of the Sculpture on Main program with a public reception and official recognition of 42 new sculptures in Marble Falls along Main Street from Yett to Fourth and other locations in the city this weekend.
BURNET — Faith Academy’s swim season will start with its first meet Saturday at Galloway-Hammond Recreation Center, 1601 S. Water, with the Hoot ’n Hollar.
WIMBERLEY — Wimberley unleashed its four-headed monster — Katie Milam, Magen Buse, Laura Blab and Linsey Leinneweber — and devoured the Burnet High School volleyball team, 25-22, 25-12 and 25-12, in a District 8-3A playoff-affecting volleyball match Oct. 21.
MARBLE FALLS — Faith Academy sophomore standout Jordan Gray suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament injury Oct. 14 and appears to be out for the upcoming basketball season, according to girls head basketball coach Jerry English.
