Meet the new Marble Falls Parks and Recreation director
New Marble Falls Parks and Recreation Director Lacey Dingman began her first day learning how…
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Zina & Co. Real Estate celebrates grand opening
Santa paid a visit to Zina & Co. Real Estate on December 5 as broker…
New restaurant roundup: Burgers, sushi, and coffee
Diners can look forward to the addition of two new venues and the recent debut…
LakeFest 2020 tickets on sale January 1
Tickets for LakeFest go on sale January 1, the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce…
Texas hit hard this flu season
The Lone Star State is a little under the weather. Texas is among 10 states…
Get to know your local shops on Small Business Saturday
After they come through the door the first time, Steve Parsons is confident they’ll be…
Electrical issues blamed for two Thanksgiving Day fires; one home destroyed
Electrical issues are the suspected cause of two house fires November 28: one in Buchanan…
New law, technology, and old-fashioned police work fight holiday crime
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, especially for thieves. Fortunately, law enforcement has…
UPDATE: Drivers killed in U.S. 281 accident identified
NOV. 27 UPDATE: The two drivers killed in an accident on U.S. 281 on November…
Marble Falls police, Burnet County deputies form Crisis Negotiations Team
Training and preparation are big pieces in Sheriff Calvin Boyd’s mission as a lead law…
2020 Marble Falls LakeFest dates set
The Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce said it was coming back, and now the…
LCRA to lower Lake LBJ for second straight year; Inks Lake drawdown also in 2020
The Lower Colorado River Authority is taking the unprecedented action of lowering Lake LBJ two…
UPDATE: Cottonwood Shores lifts boil water notice
The city of Cottonwood Shores has lifted a boil water notice as of November 21….
ALERT: Structure fire underway off RR 1431 East
A structure fire off County Road 342C just outside the Marble Falls city limits is…
Marble Falls utility rates rising to pay for wastewater plant expansion
After the Marble Falls wastewater treatment plant exceeded 75 percent of its capacity for three…
Mystery lights in sky most likely SpaceX-launched satellites
A number of Highland Lakes residents reported seeing a line of small objects in the…
With water bond passed, Granite Shoals looks at financing
STAFF WRITER JENNIFER FIERRO After Granite Shoals residents approved a $7 million water bond in…
Clinesmith is Horseshoe Bay mayor; Rives, Hosea on council
Horseshoe Bay voters elected a new mayor and two new council members November 5. In…
Granite Shoals voters say ‘yes’ to $7M water bond proposal
Granite Shoals residents gave the go-ahead for water utility improvements after approving a bond proposal…
Voters: Double Horn to remain city amid state’s lawsuit
Double Horn remains a city after voters defeated an initiative to end the young municipality….
Steve Lilley new postmaster at Marble Falls Post Office
SENIOR WRITER SUZANNE FREEMAN A new postmaster has arrived at the Marble Falls Post Office….
Appeals court greenlights AG’s lawsuit against Double Horn
EDITOR DANIEL CLIFTON The Third District Court of Appeals cleared the way for the state…
Workshop on starting a small business is November 13
EDITOR DANIEL CLIFTON According to recent studies, approximately two-thirds of Americans dream of opening their…
New pay station operational at Kingsland park boat ramp
STAFF WRITER JENNIFER FIERRO No more honor system for boaters at Kingsland Community Park. The…