John Hoover always ‘first to step up’; Burnet businessman died Dec. 20
John Winston Hoover, a man known for his wit, businesses sense, and generosity, left a…
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Marble Falls surpasses $10M in sales tax allocations; other cities see increase
December marks the sixth consecutive month of record-breaking sales tax allocations and the first time…
Concrete and aggregate producers see regulatory bills filed for 2021
The production and transportation of sand, cement, and concrete is a dusty business that has…
Construction begins on Putters & Gutters in Marble Falls
Lampasas’ Putters & Gutters Fun Center has begun construction on its second location in Marble…
Tips for online shoppers to protect themselves against cyber thieves
Online deal shoppers aren’t the only ones looking forward to the holiday season. Cyber criminals…
Living Arts and Architecture offers copying, printing, art supplies and more
Living Arts and Architecture in Cottonwood Shores is offering copying, printing, and packaging and shipping…
Small Business Saturday an opportunity to shop local, help neighbors
COVID-19 has wrecked small businesses this year. A study from Yelp in September reported that…
7 safe shopping tips for the holidays
Don’t let the Grinch spoil your holiday gift giving this year. To keep your purchases…
Marble Falls OKs 7-11 store near historic district despite outcry
The Marble Falls City Council voted to approve a conditional-use permit allowing for a 7-11…
Castell-area reservation service wins grant to stock rainbow trout
The Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife will be stocking the Llano River with rainbow…
Summit Office Park to house kidney care
A medical and professional office development, with up to 27,000 square feet of space, is…
Hill Country Birth & Wellness offers ‘low- to no-intervention’ options
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for Hill Country Birth & Wellness is noon Friday, Nov. 13, though…
Baker seeks Food Network prize
A Marble Falls baker has nearly made it to the top of the Food Network-sponsored…
H-E-B officials don’t know how long toilet paper limits will last
H-E-B officials are limiting paper product purchase in some Central Texas stores to “stabilize the…
H-E-B limits paper product purchases, but not due to panic buying
Central Texas H-E-B stores are limiting the number of packages of toilet paper that customers…
Pickins by Sassy antique shop grand opening is Nov. 6
Pickins by Sassy is holding a grand opening from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6,…
Cottonwood Shores art gallery grand opening features Native American, Southwest art
M&M Galleries is celebrating its grand opening with an art show “Indians and Cowboys” from…
A Beautiful Mess in Burnet offers children’s clothing and more
A Beautiful Mess is anything but. The Burnet boutique, which opened this summer, offers children’s…
Clean Storage offers units in Marble Falls
Clean Storage, located at 706 Industrial Blvd. in Marble Falls, is open for business. Units…
Warehouse BBQ in Burnet opens
Warehouse BBQ and Meetery opened for business Oct. 17, ready to serve barbecue to the…
High-tech car wash under construction in Marble Falls
Construction of the high-tech Mustang Xpress Car Wash is underway at 1212 RR 1431 in…
Local retail making a comeback
Sales-tax receipts tell the tale, as does customer foot traffic: Small retail businesses in the…
Unshakable Grounds receives COVID-19 grant from Spider Mountain and partners
Spider Mountain Bike Park along with Coleman Charitable Foundation and Mountain Capital Partners awarded an…
After delays, sign points to Granite Shoals supermarket opening soon
Plans for a Granite Shoals supermarket are still moving forward, a sign outside the former…