Kingsland resident LaVonna Briant weaves salvaged selvage into popular throw rugs
LaVonna Briant’s grandkids follow a trail of threads and pieces of blue painter’s tape when…
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Veterans an easy fit in first responder jobs
At community events where first responders are present and the U.S. flag is raised, you’ll…
Burnet surveyor David Scott traverses Antarctica, Iraq, and beyond
Surveyor David Scott of Burnet thought Texas was one of the toughest places to survey…
Meadowlakes celebrates WWII veterans
As Army Sgt. John E. Hughes and his fellow soldiers boarded naval transports in the…
Picayune and KBEY Food Drive Nov. 10
Feeding the hungry is more than an act of kindness in the Highland Lakes —…
Marble Falls graduate, horror film director inspired by town in ‘Butchers Bluff’
Film students investigating the legend of The Hogman, a serial killer said to terrorize the…
2021 Christmas Lights Guide wrapped in November issue of The Picayune Magazine
The November issue of The Picayune Magazine comes wrapped around the 2021 Christmas Lights Guide,…
2022 Locals Love Us voting now open
Cast your ballots online now through Nov. 30 in the 2022 Locals Love Us campaign,…
REMEMBER WHEN: Gladys and Martin McLean stay rooted in growing community
Martin McLean will tell you he’s a farm boy, that he was never really interested…
THAT’S MY JOB: Marble Falls senior Mariah Canchola balances school with work and family
Mariah Canchola has been working at fast food restaurants for almost three years now and…
Mad Dawg Wrestling in Burnet positioned for success on the mats
An idea to keep a couple of young male athletes busy and in shape after…
When it comes to challenges and career changes, Rick Neely soars
What business owner and helicopter pilot Rick Neely does for a living does not even…
PEC training center in Marble Falls addresses lineworker shortage
Nick Morris began his career with the Pedernales Electric Cooperative seven years ago, graduating in…
Treats and tricks in the October 2021 issue of The Picayune Magazine
Don’t be afraid to open your October issue of The Picayune Magazine, despite the frightening…
9/11: Editor recalls day that changed U.S.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Listen to Suzanne Freeman tell her story on KBEY 103.9 FM Radio Picayune…
September is Hunger Awareness Month
Visitors at The Helping Center of Marble Falls peruse grocery aisles stocked with nonperishable foods,…
September Picayune Magazine is out
Time to tackle your mailbox and see if your September issue of The Picayune Magazine…
Highland Lakes Amateur Radio Club hams it up for conversations, competitions, community
Excitement over Solar Cycle 25 could last as long as 11 years for members of…
David Yancey shines light on art of stained glass
Stained glass artist David Yancey moved around small pieces of colored glass on his light…
Hot jobs: How to beat the heat
Four Highland Lakes residents offer tips on keeping cool while working outside during the hot…
Behind the cover
A collector of LIFE unveils a mountain of memorabilia in a Burnet warehouse While perusing…
All in-person school year begins this month
Editor’s Note: This story was printed in the August issue of The Picayune Magazine. TEA issued…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: World War II veteran Elizabeth Montgomery turns 100
Friends and family gathered at Coldwater Creek RV Park in Marble Falls on June 25…
Marble Falls boat racer Mallori Carroll returns to home waters for LakeFest
When LakeFest returns after a three-year hiatus to Lake Marble Falls on Aug. 7-8, Mallori…
