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Picayune Magazine
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Undistracted’ brings peace
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Picayune Book Nook is published monthly either online at DailyTrib.com or in…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Triathlete, competitive angler, and retired firefighter Mario Gonzales always in motion
It’s hard to pin down Mario Gonzales’ story in a simple sentence. He spent 30…
THAT’S MY JOB: U.S. Marine recruiter Sgt. Keauntae January knows what it takes
As a high school senior, Keauntae January took the pull-up bar challenge from a U.S….
WHAT’S IN A NAME? Kate Craddock Field a deserving tribute, LBJ said
About 2,000 people and 80 aircraft turned out Aug. 23, 1961, at the Burnet airport…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Robin Kaspar’s resume includes stint as Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, pageant contestant, rodeo clown
The path that Robin Sindorf Kaspar took to her current job as the children’s ministry…
Connections, challenges push Faith graduates through brutal Army Ranger school
For two graduates of Faith Academy of Marble Falls, training and earning the status of…
Cardiologist brings innovative heart system to the Highland Lakes
At 90 years old, Dorothy Cardwell’s biggest concern might be what to do with all…
SMART Smiles provides free dental care to Burnet students
Students traversing the halls of Burnet Middle School this fall might notice something different in…
Take action for Hunger Awareness Month; lists of pantries, food needs
It’s hard to feed the hungry when no food is to be had. In its…
BOOK REVIEW: Mayhem, murder, and mirth in ‘The Thursday Murder Club’
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Picayune Book Nook is published monthly either online at DailyTrib.com or in…
BRUSH WITH FAME: They were ‘there for a good time’ with George Strait
Sometimes a brush with fame takes a little more than luck. Catherine and Ken Shaw…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Pat Moore a pioneer in disaster recovery planning
Pat Moore was in the middle of giving a seminar on pre-disaster recovery planningat a…
Goats On The Go rental business clears land with eco-friendly chompers
A new business affiliate just opened shop in Burnet, providing an unusual lawn service that…
Hired muscle can scrape, but not eradicate, invasive zebra mussels
Zebra mussel infestations in the Highland Lakes beget more than invasive clusters clogging water intake…
August’s Picayune Magazine a hot topic
After the hottest May, June, and July on record, The Picayune Magazine decided to take…
Highland Lakes Helpers: Hill Country Litter Lifters make a clean sweep
Hill Country Litter Lifters recently picked up 15 large bags of trash in two hours…
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Valentine’ a vivid look at racism, classism, and sexism in Texas heartland
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Picayune Book Nook is published monthly either online at DailyTrib.com or in…
Rodeo announcer Ricky Bindseil knows the ropes; Marble Falls event July 15-16
Marble Falls resident and Spicewood native Ricky Bindseil is the voice of rodeo in the…
Lone Star State School of Taxidermy teaches art of re-creation
Ten minutes outside of the city of Llano, known as the “Deer Hunting Capital of…
July Picayune bursting with Independence Day celebrations and more
The Picayune Magazine knows where to celebrate America’s 245th birthday in the Highland Lakes. If…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Cottonwood Shores couple preserves history through research, persistence
Preserving history is a passion for Cottonwood Shores residents Nichole and Michael Ritchie. The couple’s…
REMEMBER WHEN: Boxcar Bennie’s tales of adversity used to inspire others
Horseshoe Bay resident Ben Castillo, who turns 84 on May 1, spent 1947-53 living in…
Texas Historical Commission asks your help in restoring damaged markers
Armed with a wire brush, soap and water, a sander, painter’s tape, and a few…