Granite Shoals supermarket to open in May
Owners of the Granite Shoals Supermarket plan to open the facility in mid-May. That’s the…
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Deadline to file for city, school elections is Feb. 12
Residents wanting to serve on city councils or school district boards of trustees have until…
Neighbors concerned about Granite Shoals development’s impact on lake access
Granite Shoals residents of two condominium properties near a proposed development have raised concerns over…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For week of Feb. 8
The second week of February brings a slew of meetings of counties, cities, and school…
LCRA to ‘storm harden’ Horseshoe Bay, Granite Shoals utility lines
The reliability and resiliency of transmission lines that travel through Horseshoe Bay and Granite Shoals…
Proposed Granite Shoals developments include lakeside project with marina
A planned development could add 13 homes at the end of Highcrest Drive in Granite…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For week of Jan. 25, 2021
Check agendas for local governments before attending for details on how each entity is handling…
Granite Shoals awaits TCEQ approval of water tower, addresses other issues
With a growing population, the city of Granite Shoals has several projects on its to-do…
Granite Shoals tables agenda items while city manager recovers from COVID
The Granite Shoals City Council tabled two agenda items at its Jan. 12 meeting because…
Granite Shoals working on new, faster website
The city of Granite Shoals will soon unveil its new website, which will be faster…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For week of Jan. 11, 2021
Local governments and school districts are ringing in the new year with regular meetings the…
Fireworks not legal in most city limits
Under state law, fireworks can be sold and used in the days around New Year’s,…
Granite Shoals councilors could face recall over city manager contract renewal
New changes to procedures for recall petitions will not prevent the Citizens’ Rights Group of…
Ordinance gives Granite Shoals ‘teeth’ in creek cleanup on private property
The city of Granite now has more “teeth” in getting residents to clean up creekbeds…
Granite Shoals updates recall election procedures after recent attempt
The city of Granite Shoals implemented procedural steps to ensure transparency if residents want to…
Granite Shoals Police Department names Officer of the Year
The Granite Shoals Police Department honored Officer Chad Taliaferro as its 2020 Officer of the…
Granite Shoals employees could get more pay with more education
City of Granite Shoals employees could qualify for extra pay if they obtain additional education…
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…
Longest-serving Granite Shoals employee retiring after 32-plus years
What was supposed to be a three-day part-time gig turned into an almost 33-year career…
Granite Shoals OKs Taser purchases, swears in councilors
Granite Shoals police officers will soon be carrying new Tasers after the City Council approved…
Newly elected, Ort extends olive branch to Granite Shoals council
In August, Phil Ort led a group of Granite Shoals residents in a petition drive…
Martin and Ort win Granite Shoals seats
The Granite Shoals City Council will have two new faces following the Nov. 3 election….
Granite Shoals councilor targeted in recall resigns but will probably be back
Granite Shoals Councilor Bruce Jones resigned Tuesday, Oct. 27, from his Place 2 seat, just…
Mayor’s resignation shakes up Granite Shoals City Council race
When Carl Brugger resigned Oct. 13 as Granite Shoals mayor and councilor and Mayor Pro…