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…
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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….
Lake LBJ sandbar cleanup June 21
Since forming after the October 2018 flood, the Lake LBJ sandbar has become popular with…
Illegal fentanyl use, ODs worry officials
Llano County law enforcement agencies are investigating an influx of illegally made synthetic drugs possibly…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For the week of July 14
Highland Lakes governments are keeping busy the week of June 14 with a slate of…
Marble Falls Church of Christ work begins
Reconstruction has begun on the Marble Falls Church of Christ, which suffered water damage during…
Meadowlakes OKs new restaurant operator
Hidden Falls Restaurant can hire a third-party operator following the Meadowlakes City Council’s approval at…
Granite Shoals will name new baseball field after former Mayor Frank Reilly
Even though the new Granite Shoals baseball field at Quarry Park will bear his name,…
Rain delays US 281 work; fall finish date
Rainy weather delayed road work on a portion of U.S. 281 just south of Marble…
Texas voters to decide on eight constitutional amendments in November
The Texas Legislature is sending eight statewide amendments to voters in the Nov. 2 election….
Granite Shoals Supermarket opening pushed to August; hiring to start in July
Granite Shoals residents could have their own grocery story by August if all goes well…
PEC annual meeting June 18 in Johnson City; elections end June 11
The Pedernales Electric Cooperative annual meeting is 9 a.m. Friday, June 18, at the Johnson…
Buckingham seeking GOP nomination for Texas land commissioner
State Sen. Dawn Buckingham officially announced Monday, June 7, that she is running for Texas…
GROWING PAINS: 3 entities work to fill affordable housing gap in Highland Lakes
Local leaders in providing affordable housing in the Highland Lakes don’t call it that anymore….
Burnet Police Department holds open house
Though the new Burnet Police Department building opened last fall, officials had to wait until…
Burnet considering new City Hall
Burnet could get a new City Hall. The building that has housed the current City…
Eat and network at Highland Lakes Breakfast Club meetings
Business owners and professionals interested in expanding their professional circles are invited to participate in…
GROWING PAINS: Rising cost of lumber adds stress to building boom
The cost of lumber has increased by almost 300 percent since last spring when COVID-19…
Enchanted Rock out of water until July 1
Anyone headed to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area needs to bring their own water through…
Cottonwood Shores adopts 10-year vision for growth and development
The Cottonwood Shores City Council approved a master plan that should help the city prepare…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For the week of June 7
County, city, and school district governing entities meet the week of June 7. Check agendas…