PEC seeking to absorb Envision by 2010
PEC directors Monday voted to begin the process to merge the co-op with its billing-software subsidiary, Envision Software.
Marble Falls High School choir hosting first concert of year
Marble Falls High School choir hosting first concert of year
MFISD has too much money in the bank, state says
Marble Falls Independent School District board President Martin McLean congratulates Marble Falls High School senior Sara Obermeyer for earning National Merit Scholar honors.
Common sense can prevent computer mishaps
Assistant librarian Amanda Rose introduces Computer Business Associates owner Bill Featherston before his talk on computer security Oct. 17 at the Marble Falls Public Library.
Common sense can prevent computer mishaps
Assistant librarian Amanda Rose introduces Computer Business Associates owner Bill Featherston before his talk on computer security Oct. 17 at the Marble Falls Public Library.
It’s your right
Dozens of Burnet County residents came to the polls as early voting got under way Monday at the County Courthouse on the Square in Burnet.
Good eats
The Rodgers Ranch Chuck Wagon placed second best overall at the Llano Chuckwagon Cookoff Oct. 18. There were 15 wagons competing in five food categories and wagon judging.
Broadway-bound musical at HCCT benefits day school
COTTONWOOD SHORES — “The Amazing Journey of Juan Diego,” a Broadway-bound musical benefiting the Tierra Vista Montessori School,
will be presented at the Hill Country Community Theatre Saturday.
Flames cross-country finish third at state meet
WACO — The two crucial runners for the Marble Falls Faith Academy cross-country team at…
Mustangs finish second at Comfort
COMFORT — By all indications, the Marble Falls High School cross-country teams are prime for the District 25-4A Meet next week.
Lady Stangs challenge Hutto, lead during first game
HUTTO — The Marble Falls High School volleyball team could do no wrong against Hutto, the No. 13th ranked team in Class 4A.
Learn self defense, help the Lady Stangs
MARBLE FALLS — A self-defense class to train women to better protect themselves doubles as a fundraiser for the Marble Falls High School girls basketball team, head coach Stephanie Gamble said.
No easy solution on Marble Falls pay scales
A pay-scale discrepancy between Marble Falls and cities of similar size or larger is leading to excessive turnover in some city departments.
Miscues haunt Mustangs
Cameron Venghaus is on his way to scoring the Mustangs’ first touchdown against Hutto. Missed opportunities highlighted the Marble Falls-Hutto high school football game Friday. But the Hippos scored enough to claim a 21-14 victory and nab their first District 25-4A win.
Bulldogs bully Billies for key district win
MARBLE FALLS — A self-defense class to train women to better protect themselves doubles as a fundraiser for the Marble Falls High School girls basketball team, head coach Stephanie Gamble said.
Mountain lion warning sounded for Horseshoe Bay area
HORSESHOE BAY — Authorities are issuing a warning after a mountain lion killed and ate a buck this week near the No. 4 fairway of Applerock Golf Course.
MFalls Middle School honor roll released
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Fall Middle School announces its honor roll for the first six weeks of the new school year.
County gains 1,700 voters in time for Nov. 4 election
HIGHLAND LAKES — Intense interest in this year’s presidential election helped spur an additional 1,697…
The Daily Tribune named MFalls’ official newspaper
MARBLE FALLS — The River Cities Daily Tribune has been named the newspaper of record…
MFalls trustees eye district improvement plan, homecoming
MARBLE FALLS — The proposed District Improvement Plan will get another look from the Marble…
Marble Falls trustees eye district improvement plan, homecoming
MARBLE FALLS — The proposed District Improvement Plan will get another look from the Marble Falls Independent School District board during their regular meeting Monday.
PEC may trim advisory director slots
JOHNSON CITY — The Pedernales Electric Cooperative board may vote to thin the ranks…
PEC may trim advisory director slots
JOHNSON CITY — The Pedernales Electric Cooperative board may vote to thin the ranks of advisory directors during their monthly meeting, a move that could trim $350,000 in salaries.