Long name and big task for Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce and CVB
They admit their organization’s name is a mouthful. It can fill a business card by…
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Building a foundation to solve homelessness in the Highland Lakes
In November 2019, five families watched their homes burn. Four of the families did not…
Marble Falls father leads push for sports complex
Abraham Santillan has heard many people say that Marble Falls needs one. He knows some…
Armed man saves woman during dog attack in Granite Shoals
An armed passerby came to the rescue of a Granite Shoals woman February 18 during…
PEC handing out free wildflower seed packets to help pollinators
The Pedernales Electric Cooperative is stepping up to help its members plant wildflowers to benefit…
LCRA to partially open floodgate during Max Starcke Dam work
With crews conducting planned maintenance at Max Starcke Dam for several weeks, the Lower Colorado…
Saving wildflowers and native plants, one yard at a time
When it comes to planting wildflowers and native plants, Minnette Marr believes large-scale plantings are…
Vendors needed for Granite Shoals’ Granitefest in March
In anticipation of the second annual Granitefest, Granite Shoals City Manager Jeff Looney is sending…
Marble Falls recognizes impact of African-American community
The Marble Falls City Council issued a proclamation during its February 18 meeting designating the…
Marble Falls EDC allocates funds for downtown plaza project
The Marble Falls Economic Development Corporation unanimously approved a construction plan for the 209 Main…
St. Frederick’s event highlights contributions of famous and local African-Americans
As February is Black History Month, St. Frederick Baptist Church is highlighting the contributions of…
Granite Shoals OKs new $1.7M water tower
The Granite Shoals City Council approved the construction of a $1.7 million water tower during…
BCISD approves tax note to fund Chromebooks for students
The Burnet school district is making access to technology a priority with the approval of…
Early voting in Texas primaries begins February 18
Early voting for the Texas joint primaries begins Tuesday, February 18, and ends Friday, February…
Third Llano officer sentenced in connection to 2017 arrest
A former Llano police officer received probation and a fine on February 11 for his…
Women 2 Women conference a safe place for frank conversations
The annual Women 2 Women event is all for women. Five hours where they can…
UPDATE: Cottonwood Shores lifts boil water notice
The city of Cottonwood Shores lifted a boil water notice as of 1:30 p.m. February…
Marble Falls Soapbox Classic canceled
Marble Falls Soapbox Classic organizers have hit the brakes on the 2020 event. City of…
BCISD calls for two-proposition bond election May 2
Voters in the Burnet school district will decide May 2 on whether to issue almost…
Front bringing rain and possible flooding to Highland Lakes
A storm front moving across the Highland Lakes is expected to bring a few days…
Man found guilty in fatal 2017 crash; gets 5 years of community supervision
A Burnet County jury found 58-year-old Mark Salley of Leander guilty of two counts of…
TCEQ approves LCRA Water Management Plan updates
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality recently approved the Lower Colorado River Authority’s updated Water…
Surveys could help expand high-speed internet into rural areas
With more than 100 people — government officials, business owners, residents — packed into the…
Warning: Too few people signed up for emergency alerts
A fear of Jim Barho’s was realized on January 22. That day, a rocket engine…