Picayune Magazine
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Janey and Bill Rives support Highland Lakes arts while creating their own
Janey and Bill Rives happily claim a new generation is taking over the art scene…
Play ball with May’s Picayune Magazine
Youth sports, recovering damaged history, and May events fill the pages of the new issue…
Picayune People: Pandemic got children’s pastor, fitness instructor Rebekah Jones up and running
Cottonwood Shores resident Rebekah Jones began training for her first half-marathon in 2020, hoping to…
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Call It Courage’ by Armstrong Sperry
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BRUSH WITH FAME: Why Helen Hall likes Ike
I was one of five Pan American World Airwaysflight attendants chosen to fly with President…
Marble Falls couple exemplifies volunteer spirit in the Highland Lakes
Cecilia and Robert de la Garza of Marble Falls have volunteered in the city’s Visitor…
Paint the Town and Sculpture on Main boost quality of life and economy
Paint the Town and Sculpture on Main return to Marble Falls this year for the…
Highland Lakes Helpers: Kathy Grimes caters to cats at Living Love Animal Rescue
Burnet resident Kathy Grimes didn’t consider herself a pet person until 2005, when she rescued…
Hill Country artists create colorful connections to local landscape
Springtime in the Highland Lakes bursts forth with a kaleidoscope of color, form, and texture…
April issue of The Picayune Magazine flying off the shelves
Fly the friendly skies with the April edition of The Picayune Magazine and the Highland…
Book Review: Poems as beautiful as Texas itself
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Highland Lakes Helpers: Sharon Spencer’s cornhusk dolls add to history lessons at Marble Falls museum
Shaping wet cornhusks into small dolls started out as a fun history lesson for kids…
Women at work: Highland Lakes residents talk about breaking barriers in man’s world
Let’s start this story by looking at the rate of women making it into management…
Picayune People: Army veteran Jeff Copsetta brings history to life at Commemorative Air Force Museum
History often springs to life at the Highland Lakes Squadron of the Commemorative Air Force…
BRUSH WITH FAME: Presidential appreciation
By The Picayune reader Joy Miller While working for Texas A&M Emergency Services Training Institute,…
Aviation dreams take flight for Highland Lakes Squadron Cadets
For Burnet High School sophomore Kaycie Banton, being a member of the Highland Lakes Squadron…
Book Review: An (almost) blast from the past with ‘Nuclear Folly’
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Slovenian on 15,000-mile trek stops in the Highland Lakes
Oliver “Oli” Tic and his dog, Carlitos, were just 4,300 miles away from finishing a…
Spicewood gunslingers sharpen shooting skills with Green Mountain Regulators
Three weekends a month, Whiskey the Kid and Panhandle Cowgirl form a posse and go…
BRUSH WITH FAME: When Willie came to town
A brush with fame comes in many forms. You might run into a celebrity at…
BOOK REVIEW: Contemporary author digs deep into story behind ‘The Secret Garden’
EDITOR’S NOTE: Share favorite reads with your Highland Lakes neighbors in The Picayune Book Nook….
Fundraiser to help build Black History Museum in Marble Falls
This year’s Black History Month celebration at St. Frederick’s Baptist Church in Marble Falls kicks…
REMEMBER WHEN: Burnam, Frasier, Denniston ranch families among first Marble Falls settlers
Bobby Burnam still lives on land first granted to his family for fighting in the…