Group starts renovating historic Crownover Chapel for community use
The future is looking up for the 154-year-old Crownover Chapel in Fairland north of Marble…
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The Crew builds Habitat homes and community
A core group of Highland Lakes Habitat for Humanity volunteers have become a well-oiled, homebuilding…
IN THE GARDEN: Journal your garden and landscape
January is always a great time to reassess what we did last year and project…
REMEMBER WHEN: Christmases past build traditions in the present and future
The Ghost of Christmas Past recently touched the hearts of three Burnet women who grew…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: BCISD’s Darlene Denton a Texas tuba trailblazer
Darlene Denton’s path to becoming the first woman tuba player in the University of Texas…
How-To: Salt dough ornaments
Salt dough is the way to go for a timeless Christmas craft that will create…
Join the Club: Multiverse Poetry
mul-ti-verse noun An infinite realm of being or potential being of which the universe is…
Donors bring Christmas cheer to Picayune-KBEY Toy Drive
The Picayune Magazine-KBEY 103.9 FM Radio Picayune Toy Drive collected hundreds of gifts and $6,524…
Horseshoe Bay painter Kim Jungkind captures the art of nature through the nature of her art
A self-ascribed woman of many talents, artist Kim Jungkind of Horseshoe Bay, a retired nurse-turned-ranch…
Wild turkeys vs. Thanksgiving cousins
Texas is full of turkeys—and we’re not referring to your neighbors or the frozen birds…
No need to wing it with this taste-tested wild turkey recipe
Shake the mandible and bard the breast before cooking a wild turkey, recommends a recipe…
JOIN THE CLUB: Bowling leagues offer competition and camaraderie
The late great actor James Earl Jones was referring to a baseball field when his…
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Young bowler Maddox Mott strikes gold
Strike one! Strike two! Strike three! High-fives all around! This isn’t a baseball field; it’s a bowling…
REMEMBER WHEN: Fast times at Old Granite School
Keeping the Old Granite School at 2001 Broadway in Marble Falls stable and functioning, whether…
Musician Steve Meador goes from cotton fields to Carnegie Hall to West Texas Walk of Fame
Rhythm is the heartbeat of a song, and for Marble Falls resident Steve Meador, rhythm…
Vote for your Locals Love Us favorites
It’s time for Locals Love Us, the annual best of the Highland Lakes contest held…
Picayune-KBEY Food Drive brings in tons of food and funds
The 13th annual Picayune-KBEY Food Drive on Nov. 6 collected over 10,000 pounds of food…
Community gives with heart during Picayune/KBEY food and toy drives
Time to get in the giving spirit! The annual Picayune Magazine and KBEY 103.9 FM…
IN THE GARDEN: Choosing a fruit tree
Before selecting a fruit tree, take a moment to reflect on your preferences and needs….
Spirited words: Horseshoe Bay author finds inspiration in haunted painting
Author Donna Joppie grew up as one of seven kids in a South Louisiana house…
IN THE GARDEN: Native Plant Week sale and November duties
Celebrate Native Plant Week at the Native Plant Society of Texas’ Fall Native Plant sale…
Logan Vandeveer: Fact vs. fiction in dime-store Western about Burnet’s first businessman
He is described as a “noble figure” of “splendid physique” dressed in a deerskin suit…
Tricks and treats in the Highland Lakes
The spookiest time of year is here, and the Highland Lakes has no shortage of…
Falling Marbles Press a local publishing house with national reach
The September publication of the novel “Toward the Bad I Kept on Turning” marks the…