Mike Atkinson celebrates 40 years as Marble Falls State Farm agent
To celebrate the more than 40 years Mike Atkinson has spent as a State Farm…
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LCRA offering grants for community development projects
The Lower Colorado River Authority is offering grants of up to $50,000 for community projects…
Meet Joel Burke, KBEY operations manager
The first radio listeners to ever hear Joel Burke’s voice over the airways lived in…
LCRA expands blue-green algae monitoring
Monitoring of potentially toxic blue-green algae begins July 1 at 16 additional sites in the…
Granite Shoals City Council gets lesson in chain of command
Street paving priorities turned into a lesson on chain of command for Granite Shoals City…
Special legislative session to start July 8
Gov. Greg Abbott called a special legislative session to begin July 8, just over a…
Nature Heights Drive work can begin; iconic tree won’t be impacted
Phase 1 of the Nature Heights Drive low-water crossing upgrade can begin after the Marble…
Emily Pataki re-elected PEC board president
Emily Pataki will remain president of the Pedernales Electric Cooperative board of directors. She was…
EMT Basic course for adults starts June 28
Marble Falls Area EMS is offering an EMT Basic Initial Education Course for adults interested…
Cottonwood Shores eyes $267K in federal funding for water system improvements
The city of Cottonwood Shores is eligible for more than $267,000 in federal funding, which…
Horseshoe Bay Resort adding condos, tackling property-wide renovations
A Horseshoe Bay Resort project will offer more luxury housing options in the city. Waters…
Divers recover body of missing kayaker
A 35-year-old man died after going missing while kayaking or swimming in Lake Buchanan near…
PEC reflects on challenging year filled with hardships and achievements
Compared to annual meetings of old when members of the Pedernales Electric Cooperative gathered for…
Cottonwood Shores opens right-of-ways for water, sewer lines
The city of Cottonwood Shores took action that could lead to almost a half-million dollars…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For the week of June 21
Governing entities across the Highland Lakes are meeting for regular and special meetings the week…
Marble Falls begins bond sales for Thunder Rock development infrastructure
The Marble Falls City Council authorized putting two Public Improvement District bonds up for sale….
Old Burnet Bealls to be City Hall
The city of Burnet inked a deal to purchase the old Bealls building on Polk…
Horseshoe Bay clears way for possible townhouse/cottage development
The Horseshoe Bay City Council paved the way for a new development of cottages or…
Inks Lake infested with zebra mussels
Inks Lake joined the growing list of Texas lakes fully infested with zebra mussels. The…
Downtown Marble Falls could get Instagram-worthy murals pending council action
Downtown Marble Falls could be home to two new murals after the Hotel Motel Tax…
Hampton Inn evacuated after threatening call
Marble Falls police evacuated Hampton Inn, 704 First St., on Wednesday, June 16, after a…
Juneteenth now national holiday
One hundred and fifty-six years after U.S. Major Gen. Gordon Granger issued General Order No….
Marble Falls council approves juvenile case management agreement with school district
The Marble Falls City Council approved an interlocal agreement with the Marble Falls Independent School…
PEC members stick with incumbents in board election
Pedernales Electric Cooperative members in three districts re-elected their incumbent representatives for another three years….