BURNET — Burnet High School head football coach Doyle Walker said he will learn a great deal about the character of his players tonight when they travel to face Canyon Lake at 7:30 p.m.
The Hawks have only one win, a 21-14 victory against Ingram Tom Moore, to start district play.
Clayton Maples runs with his wall of blockers including Travis Lawrence and Trey Brooks.
MARBLE FALLS — The Marble Falls Middle School seventh-grade B football team won the district championship thanks to a punishing defense capped by a 7-0 win against Westridge Nov. 3.
Katy Cooke looks inside as Lindsay Ansley guards her, while Katie Mosher gains position on the block against Diana Fonseca.
MARBLE FALLS — The Marble Falls Middle School eighth-grade A football team captured the district championship after beating Austin Westridge, 14-8, Nov. 4.
MARBLE FALLS — Boosters of the Marble Falls High School softball team will sponsor a golf tournament fundraiser for the 2009 squad.
For years, Democrats in Burnet County must have felt a little like Sisyphus.
SPICEWOOD — The Spicewood Volunteer Fire Department/EMS Annual Garage and Bake Sale Nov. 15 promises to be the biggest in the history of the department, organizers said.
HORSESHOE BAY — The 2008 Bayside Bazaar benefiting the Helping Center of Marble Falls is Nov. 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Church at Horseshoe Bay, 600 Hi Ridge.
Fifth-graders at Faith Academy embarked on a genealogy project in which two of them — Asa Ortiz and Joshua Debo — learned they are distantly related.
BURNET — Bikes, tricycles and wagons are needed for the “great giveaway” at the Burnet Chamber of Commerce Christmas on the Square festival Dec. 13, officials said.
The lights are off inside Café 909, the rustic gourmet restaurant that served Marble Falls for five years. Owners Chef Mark and Shelly Schmidt are relocating the eatery to Houston, with a projected spring 2009 opening.
An artist’s rendering showing a view of the front of a new facility at the Marble Falls Church of Christ after construction is complete, as seen from Avenue G.
A lawsuit filed by a Burnet County developer claiming current and former county leaders violated his property rights has surfaced in federal court after a state district court already heard the case but awarded no damages, officials said.
A lawsuit filed by a Burnet County developer claiming current and former county leaders violated his property rights has surfaced in federal court after a state district court already heard the case but awarded no damages, officials said.
An artist’s rendering showing a view of the front of a new facility at the Marble Falls Church of Christ after construction is complete, as seen from Avenue G.
The lights are off inside Café 909, the rustic gourmet restaurant that served Marble Falls for five years. Owners Chef Mark and Shelly Schmidt are relocating the eatery to Houston, with a projected spring 2009 opening.
Fifth-graders at Faith Academy embarked on a genealogy project in which two of them — Asa Ortiz and Joshua Debo — learned they are distantly related.
All was quiet the morning after Election Day at the office of the Burnet County Elections Administrator near the County Courthouse Annex on Texas 29.
The Hill Country Children’s Advocacy Center staff and volunteers, which include Pam Rodgers (left), Deborah Keith and Doris Graeter, want benefactors to ‘Cowboy Up for Kids.’ The center, which provides services to child victims of sexual and physical abuse, is holding the second annual event Saturday at Boulder Creek Farms, 7420 RR 1431, from 6-10 p.m.
