Profits from holiday skating rink make real ice ‘viable for the future’
A real-ice skating rink could be back for Christmas 2021, Marble Falls Parks and Recreation…
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Spring Break 2021 a smaller event
Spring Break is making a small comeback in Marble Falls. Canceled last year, the city…
Preparing for another power disaster could be costly for Granite Shoals
After assessing what Old Man Winter threw at the city of Granite Shoals on Feb….
One-shot COVID-19 vaccine approved
The fight against COVID-19 got another weapon after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved…
Air Force veteran joins Granite Shoals police
Even though Officer Releigh Gosdin just recently joined the Granite Shoals Police Department, he is…
Meadowlakes Councilor Gerry Mason resigns to be animal control officer
Meadowlakes City Council member Gerry Mason, who had filed for re-election by the Feb. 12…
Cities announce storm debris and brush pickups
The cities of Marble Falls, Burnet, Horseshoe Bay, and Cottonwood Shores will be picking up…
Marble Falls waives permit fees for storm work
The city of Marble Falls is waiving permit fees for repairs related to the Feb….
New COVID-19 test site in Marble Falls
A new, free COVID-19 testing site opens in Marble Falls on Monday, March 1, at…
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS: For March 1-5
Meetings the first week of March include city councils in Marble Falls, Highland Havens, and…
Horseshoe Bay protecting facilities from potential threats, both physical and cyber
City of Horseshoe Bay officials began examining its facilities’ security — both physical and cyber…
Granite Shoals assesses city response to storm
With the February winter storm in the past, Granite Shoals City Manager Jeff Looney and…
LCRA issues moratorium on commercial dredging of Highland Lakes
The Lower Colorado River Authority board of directors issued a one-year moratorium on commercial dredging…
Medical crews team up to save premature baby born in Marble Falls during storm
While most people stayed off the roads during the recent winter storm, a doctor and…
Winter storm unlikely to trigger Burnet electricity rate increases
City of Burnet officials don’t anticipate the recent winter storm will lead to an electric…
KMUD weathers storm, works on new website
Despite freezing temperatures during the week of Feb. 15-19, Kingsland Municipal Utility District staff kept…
Storm hits Horseshoe Bay in the pocketbook
The arctic blast that knocked out Texas last week also hit the city of Horseshoe…
Granite Shoals water customers get a break; city rescinds boil water notice
The Granite Shoals City Council approved a measure Feb. 23 ensuring city water customers’ February…
Marble Falls OKs land purchase for wastewater plant, US 281 speed drop
The city of Marble Falls is closer to building a new wastewater treatment plant after…
Marble Falls Church of Christ suffers extensive water damage during storm
Marble Falls Church of Christ officials believe that rolling power blackouts Feb. 15 during the…
Beware of scams in wake of disaster
As much as natural disasters like the recent winter storm can bring communities together, they…
UPDATE: Cottonwood Shores rescinds boil water notice but residents should still conserve
THURSDAY, FEB. 25, UPDATE: The city of Cottonwood Shores has rescinded its boil water notice…
COVID-19 vaccine disbursement continues; one-shot version could be OK’d soon
Texas Department of State Health Services is disbursing more than 1,500 first-round doses of COVID-19…
Granite Shoals might cancel May 1 elections
With all four of its races uncontested, the Granite Shoals City Council will consider canceling…