Marble Falls thieves steal 400-pound park bench
Police are wondering how thieves removed a 400-pound granite park bench, from this spot in Johnson Park late Wednesday.
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Marble Falls thieves steal 400-pound park bench
Police are wondering how thieves removed a 400-pound granite park bench, from this spot in Johnson Park late Wednesday.
Granite Shoals lands $250,000 state grant
GRANITE SHOALS — A major grant finalized this week will help the city improve infrastructure in parts of the community that need the most help, Mayor Frank Reilly said Thursday.
Christian program in Burnet empowers women in need
BURNET– The volunteers who staff the Christian Women’s Job Corps say their reward for teaching skills to women in need is paid in love, hugs, kisses, tears and appreciation.
Christian program in Burnet empowers women in need
BURNET– The volunteers who staff the Christian Women’s Job Corps say their reward for teaching skills to women in need is paid in love, hugs, kisses, tears and appreciation.
Highland Lakes Service League gets into holiday spirit
Highland Lakes Service League member Cheryl Aaron (on ladder) places the ribbon at the top of a charity Christmas tree, while Polly Dalton (back, left), Josie Quinlan (center) and Mary Ann Fletcher (right) help decorate the artificial spruce.
Highland Lakes Service League gets into holiday spirit
Highland Lakes Service League member Cheryl Aaron (on ladder) places the ribbon at the top of a charity Christmas tree, while Polly Dalton (back, left), Josie Quinlan (center) and Mary Ann Fletcher (right) help decorate the artificial spruce.
Dining pavilion project lets Faith student soar as Eagle Scout
Eagle Scout Ian Shirley sits in front of the metal dining pavilion he built as part of his Eagle Scout project last month. The pavilion now serves as an outdoor getaway for Faith Academy students.
Dining pavilion project lets Faith student soar as Eagle Scout
Eagle Scout Ian Shirley sits in front of the metal dining pavilion he built as part of his Eagle Scout project last month. The pavilion now serves as an outdoor getaway for Faith Academy students.
PEC gets award for renewable energy
HIGHLAND LAKES — The Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association presented a Special Recognition Award to the Pedernales Electric Cooperative for its recently adopted renewable energy goal, officials said.
PEC gets award for renewable energy
HIGHLAND LAKES — The Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association presented a Special Recognition Award to the Pedernales Electric Cooperative for its recently adopted renewable energy goal, officials said.
‘Picking party’ offered at Boys & Girls Club
MARBLE FALLS — Come on down to a live “picking party” 6-10 p.m. Saturday at the Boys & Girls Club of the Highland Lakes featuring bluegrass, country and goaspel music.
‘Picking party’ offered at Boys & Girls Club
MARBLE FALLS — Come on down to a live “picking party” 6-10 p.m. Saturday at the Boys & Girls Club of the Highland Lakes featuring bluegrass, country and goaspel music.
Red Barn Community dinner gives thanks
BUCHANAN DAM — The Red Barn Community Wide Thanksgiving Dinner will be 6 p.m. Saturday at the Red Barn on Texas 261.
TxDOT needs to do more for new Colt intersection
The Texas Department of Transportation needs to remove its rose-colored glasses and take a hard look at the potential dangers of RR 1431 and the future Manzano Mile, which will lead to the new Colt Elementary School.
Let the season begin
J’Vante Blanchard and Austin Bacon foul Bron Etheridge during an intersquad scrimmage.
Flames to take on TAPPS’ No. 1 team
MARBLE FALLS — A football team that reached the state semifinals of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools is back for unfinished business.
Bulldogs send Wildcats back to the kitty pool
BURNET — After taking 15th place at the 2008 Austin Independent School District Capitol City Swim Classic last week, the Burnet High School swim team beat Elgin High School in a dual meet conducted Nov. 11.
Yellowjackets’ goal is the same, but the route changes
Estevan Aviles forces Steve Winstead to fumble.
Passing offenses highlight Bulldogs, Cougars
BURNET — Burnet High School head football coach Doyle Walker loves this time of year — the playoffs — for several reasons.
The message on a T-shirt
Deanna Hoover steals the ball while Brooke Field (left) and Brittany Scott defend.
Lady Dawgs win their season opener
BURNET — The swarming guard-driven attack of the Burnet High School varsity girls basketball team steered them to a triumphant 65-59 season opener Nov. 11 over visiting Gatesville.
Katy Cooke signs with Tennessee Tech
Katy Cooke (seated) signs her contract to play for Tennessee Tech as her parents, Donna (left) and Harold Cooke, look on.
Lady Flames continue learning together
SAN SABA — Though the Faith Academy girls basketball team lost their season opener to San Saba, 73-35, Nov. 11, head coach Jerry English knows one game does not make a season.