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Big Brothers Big Sisters sets year-end recruiting goal
MARBLE FALLS — With one successful recruiting drive behind him, Burnet County Big Brothers Big Sisters Service Coordinator Jeff Schafer says he’s setting his sights higher for the group’s year-end recruiting push.
Big Brothers Big Sisters sets year-end recruiting goal
MARBLE FALLS — With one successful recruiting drive behind him, Burnet County Big Brothers Big Sisters Service Coordinator Jeff Schafer says he’s setting his sights higher for the group’s year-end recruiting push.
Lady Dawgs lose first district match
LIBERTY HILL — This match was a classic.
The Burnet High School volleyball team traveled a mere 20 miles down Texas 29 under clear fall skies and walked into an inferno at Liberty Hill Oct. 3. The two teams battling for playoff berths in District 8-3A exchanged fierce fire in a contest that raged into a fifth set.
Using the arts to stimulate the Highland Lakes economy
HIGHLAND LAKES — For ages, the arts have been viewed as a source of inspiration, beauty and expression. And for a growing number of community leaders in the Highland Lakes, they are also now considered a burgeoning source of potential revenue.
Texas Chief Justice to speak to Burnet County Republican Club
BURNET — Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson is the guest speaker at the Oct. 14 dinner meeting of the Burnet County Republican Club at the Burnet Community Center, 401 E. Jackson St. The meeting begins at 6 p.m.
Texas Chief Justice to speak to Burnet County Republican Club
BURNET — Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson is the guest speaker at the Oct. 14 dinner meeting of the Burnet County Republican Club at the Burnet Community Center, 401 E. Jackson St. The meeting begins at 6 p.m.
Fort Croghan Day brings history alive
BURNET — Fort Croghan will bring the old West and early days of Burnet to life Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
"We call it Fort Croghan Day, but it's really a living history day," said Millie Williams of the Fort Croghan Museum. "There will be a whole bunch of things going on that people did when this area was first being settled."
Faith receives a needed gridiron test
ROUND ROCK — It was just what Faith Academy football coach David Denney wanted Oct. 3 — a challenging opponent.
“It was a very physical game,” he said about the 46-20 win over Round Rock Christian. “It was something we really needed. That win was a total team effort.”