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Anglers looking to land lunkers for Boys & Girls Club
Arts guild sponsors free watercolor class for youths
MARBLE FALLS — The Highland Arts Guild and Gallery is offering a watercolor class for children ages 10 to 14 from 10 a.m. -noon Saturday to support Public Arts Day.
Granite Shoals parade calling veterans’ groups
GRANITE SHOALS — The city will hosts its Annual Veterans Parade and Celebration Nov. 8, but the deadline to register a float or marching group is fast approaching, officials said.
Flu vaccines available at Highland Lakes clinics
HIGHLAND LAKES — The Texas Department of State Health Services is providing high-risk individuals with adult flu vaccinations.
‘Rejuvenate’ with Dawn Jordan Smith at Horseshoe Bay Ladies Night Out
HORSESHOE BAY — Dawn Jordan Smith will speak about the power of spiritual rejuvenation even in the face of great tragedy during the annual Ladies Night Out at the Horseshoe Bay Resort Marriott hotel.
THEA Quick Test Nov. 22 set for entering college students
MARBLE FALLS — Students planning on entering a Texas public college or university can take the Texas Higher Education Assessment Quick Test Nov. 22 at the Frank Fickett Educational Center.
Volunteers needed for taxes
MARBLE FALLS — The Community Resource Center, in a partnership with the Internal Revenue Service, is…
Broadway-bound musical at HCCT benefits day school
COTTONWOOD SHORES — “The Amazing Journey of Juan Diego,” a Broadway-bound musical benefiting the Tierra Vista Montessori School, will be presented at the Hill Country Community Theatre Saturday.
PEC, Envision merger might not go far enough
At long last, the Pedernales Electric Cooperative has decided to merge operations with troubled subsidiary Envision Software.
Lady Dawgs drop match to Fredericksburg
FREDERICKSBURG — It was not the storyline the Burnet High School volleyball team had hoped for in an Oct. 17 match that would have been a portal to the playoffs.
Bulldogs fall to the Daubers
BURNET — The Burnet Middle School eighth-grade green football team lost to Llano, 24-0.
Bullpups lose to Llano
BURNET — The Burnet Middle School eighth-grade white team lost to Llano, 32-0, Oct. 9.
Sculpture on Main helps put MFalls on the map
The second year of Sculpture on Main kicks off this week, proving once again that Marble Falls is more than just a place to come fishing.
PEC seeking to absorb Envision by 2010
PEC directors Monday voted to begin the process to merge the co-op with its billing-software subsidiary, Envision Software.
Marble Falls High School choir hosting first concert of year
Marble Falls High School choir hosting first concert of year
MFISD has too much money in the bank, state says

Marble Falls Independent School District board President Martin McLean congratulates Marble Falls High School senior Sara Obermeyer for earning National Merit Scholar honors.
Common sense can prevent computer mishaps

Assistant librarian Amanda Rose introduces Computer Business Associates owner Bill Featherston before his talk on computer security Oct. 17 at the Marble Falls Public Library.
Common sense can prevent computer mishaps

Assistant librarian Amanda Rose introduces Computer Business Associates owner Bill Featherston before his talk on computer security Oct. 17 at the Marble Falls Public Library.
It’s your right

Dozens of Burnet County residents came to the polls as early voting got under way Monday at the County Courthouse on the Square in Burnet.
Good eats

The Rodgers Ranch Chuck Wagon placed second best overall at the Llano Chuckwagon Cookoff Oct. 18. There were 15 wagons competing in five food categories and wagon judging.
Broadway-bound musical at HCCT benefits day school
COTTONWOOD SHORES — “The Amazing Journey of Juan Diego,” a Broadway-bound musical benefiting the Tierra Vista Montessori School,
will be presented at the Hill Country Community Theatre Saturday.
Flames cross-country finish third at state meet
WACO — The two crucial runners for the Marble Falls Faith Academy cross-country team at…

