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Lady Dawgs go down fighting

 CANYON LAKE — The historic playoff journey for the Burnet High School volleyball team ended unceremoniously Nov. 10 under the crushing blows of Wimberley, the defending state Class 3A champions.

Stangs finish 15th at regional meet

Marble Falls High School cross-country runner Anjel Guerrero pushes for the finish line during a recent meet this year. Guerrero and the boys’ squad finished 15th at the Class 4A Region IV meet, their best finish in the program’s history. 

Choo-choosing Burnet

Burnet City Manager Mike Steele points to a drainage box along Washington Street near the Burnet Depot that may have to be relocated before Thomas the Tank Engine visits Burnet next year. 

 

BURNET — Thomas the Tank Engine is chuffing into town.

Choo-choosing Burnet

Burnet City Manager Mike Steele points to a drainage box along Washington Street near the Burnet Depot that may have to be relocated before Thomas the Tank Engine visits Burnet next year. 

 

BURNET — Thomas the Tank Engine is chuffing into town.

Patton’s on Main closes

MARBLE FALLS — Four years after opening, Patton’s on Main, a popular downtown Texas fusion restaurant, has closed for business, following in the footsteps of several other eateries on Main Street that have shut down recently.  

Patton’s on Main closes

MARBLE FALLS — Four years after opening, Patton’s on Main, a popular downtown Texas fusion restaurant, has closed for business, following in the footsteps of several other eateries on Main Street that have shut down recently.  

Meadowlakes residents still fighting deputy’s dismissal

MEADOWLAKES — Several residents upset over the firing of a part-time patrol officer have turned to a political tradition of making their voices known to government leaders — a petition.

And if they don’t get results, the residents say they might just use another time-honored tradition to get their voices heard — the ballot box — when they vote in city elections this spring, one resident said.

Meadowlakes residents still fighting deputy’s dismissal

MEADOWLAKES — Several residents upset over the firing of a part-time patrol officer have turned to a political tradition of making their voices known to government leaders — a petition.

And if they don’t get results, the residents say they might just use another time-honored tradition to get their voices heard — the ballot box — when they vote in city elections this spring, one resident said.