UPDATE: Horseshoe Bay rescinds boil water notice
UPDATE OCT. 27: The city of Horseshoe Bay rescinded its boil water notice, effective as…
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Horseshoe Bay residents asked to conserve water as city works on plants
Horseshoe Bay residents are being asked to conserve water for the immediate future because mechanical…
Burnet County to get new state, federal representation with redrawn districts
UPDATE: Gov. Greg Abbott signed the new U.S Congressional districts, state Senate districts, state House…
Cottonwood Shores adopts dark sky ordinance, hears park improvement updates
The Cottonwood Shores City Council approved an ordinance to pursue becoming a member of the…
LCRA raises firm water rates by $10 per acre-foot, effective January 2022
The Lower Colorado River Authority Board of Directors made official on Wednesday, Oct. 20, what…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For the week of Oct. 25
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Fatal two-vehicle crash on U.S. 281
Marble Falls police and area emergency crews responded to a fatal, two-vehicle crash at 7:49…
Emulsified asphalt clogs park creekbed; no impact on wildlife, Marble Falls official says
About 300 gallons of emulsified asphalt were removed from a creekbed in Westside Park, 1610…
Controlled burns clearing Thunder Rock land
Permitted land clearing is underway on the Thunder Rock development in Marble Falls. Controlled burns…
Meadowlakes addresses coyote ‘infiltration’
Meadowlakes city officials are monitoring the possible presence of coyotes within the city following reports…
Marble Falls grants hotel occupancy tax abatement for hotel-conference center
Marble Falls City Council granted a $300,000 hotel tax abatement for the next 25 years…
Grand opening for The Brixton long-term care home in Horseshoe Bay is Oct. 22
One year after construction began, The Brixton at Horseshoe Bay is inviting the community to…
Burnet Chamber of Commerce hosts monthly Coffee and Conversation
Business owners, residents, and city and county officials gathered to network at the Coffee and…
Granite Shoals man gets 20 years for 2019 high-speed pursuit
A high-speed pursuit in April 2019 led to a 20-year prison sentence for a 41-year-old…
Weather may delay U.S. 281 construction
Construction along a stretch of U.S. 281 just south of Marble Falls is taking longer…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For the week of Oct. 18
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Granite Shoals OKs water project contracts
Water projects and updates dominated the Granite Shoals City Council meeting Tuesday, Oct. 12. Councilors…
NEW BIZ: Decadent Saint Winery moves to Bertram; grand opening Oct. 16-17
Decadent Saint Winery, 3547 Texas 29 West in Bertram, recently opened its doors. It specializes…
Horseshoe Bay city manager resigns
Stan Farmer resigned as Horseshoe Bay city manager Wednesday, Oct. 13, a day after the…
Early voting starts Oct. 18 for Texas constitutional election
Texans have amended the state’s constitution more than 500 times since it was adopted in…
Inks Lake State Park due big makeover
Inks Lake State Park is in the beginning stages of a major makeover that will…
Paving funds fall short, but Granite Shoals road work to begin
An outside contractor, Fuqua Inc., will begin street and road improvements discussed earlier by the…
Cottonwood Shores weighs protecting night skies from light pollution
The Cottonwood Shore City Council wants residents to enjoy the sky at night. Councilors are…
COVID-19 therapeutic infusion center operations extended to Oct. 16
A temporary COVID-19 therapeutic infusion center that recently opened in Burnet will remain available and…