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Walkway of Lights signals start of Christmas cheer
People of the Highland Lakes know Christmas has officially arrived when the switch is officially thrown illuminating the Walkway of Lights in Marble Falls.
Dance troupe featured at social club luncheon
KINGSLAND — The Wildflower Dance Troupe will perform at the Highland Lakes Social Club’s Christmas program and luncheon.
Longhorn Cavern State Park offers concert series
BURNET —Austin pianist Joe Cordi performs a jazz concert as part of the A Simple Sounds Cavern Concert Series at Longhorn Cavern State Park Saturday.
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church changes to new worship times
MARBLE FALLS – St. Andrew Presbyterian Church is changing worship times to accommodate more activities starting Nov. 30, the first Sunday in Advent, members said.
The church is at 201 RR 1431 East.
Encountering art at Beninis’ ranch
JOHNSON CITY — ARTS Encounters at the Beninis is Nov. 29 and 30 at the Benini ranch, a bi-monthly, cultural weekend attracting creative speakers from around the country
The ranch is located at 377 Shiloh Road, off Flat Creek Road.
Rabid raccoon found in Granite Shoals
GRANITE SHOALS — Officials are urging residents to be wary of animals acting strangely after police located a rabid raccoon in the city Nov. 17.
‘Blue-collar’ volunteers needed for Big Brothers Big Sisters
MARBLE FALLS — As Burnet County Big Brothers Big Sisters nears its 2008 recruitment goal, officials say they’re looking for a greater variety of volunteers willing to mentor a child.
Marble Falls High School choir lands another big invitation
MARBLE FALLS — If performing at the White House wasn’t enough, the Marble Falls High School Chorale has accepted an invitation to sing at the Texas Capitol to celebrate Arts Education Day March 10.
HCCT seeks volunteers for upcoming World War II show
COTTONWOOD SHORES — The Hill Country Community Theatre is seeking a few good volunteers to help honor a few good women from the nation’s wartime past.
Texas feral hogs threaten environment, people, animals
BUCHANAN DAM — There are roughly 3 million feral swine on the loose in Texas and they pose a threat to other animals and humans.
Santa has new helpers in Burnet County
BURNET — Two Burnet County Sheriff’s Office employees have launched a new program to give Santa Claus a big helping hand this Christmas.
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church changes to new worship times
MARBLE FALLS – St. Andrew Presbyterian Church is changing worship times to accommodate more activities starting Nov. 30, the first Sunday in Advent, members said.
The church is at 201 RR 1431 East.
Dance troupe featured at social club luncheon
KINGSLAND — The Wildflower Dance Troupe will perform at the Highland Lakes Social Club’s Christmas program and luncheon.
HCCT seeks volunteers for upcoming World War II show
COTTONWOOD SHORES — The Hill Country Community Theatre is seeking a few good volunteers to help honor a few good women from the nation’s wartime past.
Marble Falls High School choir lands another big invitation
MARBLE FALLS — If performing at the White House wasn’t enough, the Marble Falls High School Chorale has accepted an invitation to sing at the Texas Capitol to celebrate Arts Education Day March 10.
‘Blue-collar’ volunteers needed for Big Brothers Big Sisters
MARBLE FALLS — As Burnet County Big Brothers Big Sisters nears its 2008 recruitment goal, officials say they’re looking for a greater variety of volunteers willing to mentor a child.
Celebrated Texas Ranger shares his humor, memories
Retired Texas Ranger H. Joaquin Jackson discusses his memoirs before a packed audience Thursday at Marble Falls Public Library.
Celebrated Texas Ranger shares his humor, memories
Retired Texas Ranger H. Joaquin Jackson discusses his memoirs before a packed audience Thursday at Marble Falls Public Library.
Twinkle time!
Marble Falls H-E-B produce manager Dennis Drake delivers a fresh-cut tree to the Walkway of Lights Thursday.
Marble Falls High School choir student gets closer to the state level
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Falls High School senior Ariel Moncivais is a step closer to the Texas Music Educators Association’s all-state choir after taking part in pre-area auditions Monday.
Horseshoe Bay council gives the nod to tighter control on development
HORSESHOE BAY — A decision by the City Council this week paves the way for more homes and hangars at the Horseshoe Bay Airpark.
MFalls Elementary announces Pony of the Month for November
Marble Falls Elementary School has announced the outstanding students for November, including Pony of the Month.
MFalls Elementary announces Pony of the Month for November
Marble Falls Elementary School has announced the outstanding students for November, including Pony of the Month.