Cottonwood Shores to raise water rates for users outside city limits
Twenty-two homes and businesses outside of Cottonwood Shores that use the city’s water and wastewater…
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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…
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…
Marble Falls signs agreement for 661-acre Roper Ranch development
The Marble Falls City Council signed a development agreement Tuesday, Dec. 1, with Roper Ranch…
Wearing face masks shows love for neighbors, local pastors say
It’s something Highland Lakes clergy and their congregations have wrestled with: wearing face coverings as…
Marble Falls water and wastewater rates go up starting in 2021
The Marble Falls City Council approved a five-year, master fee schedule during its Tuesday, Dec….
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…
Horseshoe Bay offers rapid COVID tests
The city of Horseshoe Bay announced it will offer free COVID-19 tests that deliver results…
Free COVID-19 testing continues; CDC worried about possible surge
With the Thanksgiving holiday behind us, it’s a good time to consider a COVID-19 test,…
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…
ON THE AGENDA: Government meetings for week of Nov. 30
The Marble Falls and Cottonwood Shores city councils and the Marble Falls Economic Development Corp….
Keep live Christmas trees green and safe
Keeping your live-cut Christmas tree fresh and green and safe from fire comes down to…
Kingsland Chamber moves to new office, plans new year
The Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce recently moved its office to 1309 RR 1431 East…
Marble Falls resident will cast Electoral College vote for president
Election Day is over, but the 38 Texas members of the Electoral College must still…
DPS: Take it slow and follow traffic laws
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers will be out in force during the Thanksgiving holiday. …
Keep Thanksgiving leftovers safe and refrigerated
After eating that delicious Thanksgiving meal, don’t be tempted to let it sit while you…
Horseshoe Bay works to improve broadband internet across city
In an effort to get better broadband service to homes across Horseshoe Bay, the city’s…
6 tips for holiday safety at home
The end of Thanksgiving means the start of holiday shopping and an increase in burglaries….
7 safe shopping tips for the holidays
Don’t let the Grinch spoil your holiday gift giving this year. To keep your purchases…
Some PEC members could see higher 2021 rates
The cost of electricity will go up marginally for some members, according to a new…
KMUD appoints interim GM, hears community center renovation update
The Kingsland Municipal Utility District board of directors appointed former board member Mary Ann Hefner…
LCRA won’t draw down lakes in 2021
Lower Colorado River Authority announced it has no plans to draw down Lake Marble Falls,…
Scam involves ‘deputy’ asking for money to settle warrant
Highland Lakes law enforcement is urging residents not to fall for a scam asking for…
Horseshoe Bay wastewater plant expansion should finish in January
The Horseshoe Bay wastewater plant expansion should wrap up in early 2021, City Manager Stan…