Bulldogs bully Billies for key district win
MARBLE FALLS — A self-defense class to train women to better protect themselves doubles as a fundraiser for the Marble Falls High School girls basketball team, head coach Stephanie Gamble said.
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Mountain lion warning sounded for Horseshoe Bay area
HORSESHOE BAY — Authorities are issuing a warning after a mountain lion killed and ate a buck this week near the No. 4 fairway of Applerock Golf Course.
MFalls Middle School honor roll released
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Fall Middle School announces its honor roll for the first six weeks of the new school year.
County gains 1,700 voters in time for Nov. 4 election
HIGHLAND LAKES — Intense interest in this year’s presidential election helped spur an additional 1,697…
The Daily Tribune named MFalls’ official newspaper
MARBLE FALLS — The River Cities Daily Tribune has been named the newspaper of record…
MFalls trustees eye district improvement plan, homecoming
MARBLE FALLS — The proposed District Improvement Plan will get another look from the Marble…
Marble Falls trustees eye district improvement plan, homecoming
MARBLE FALLS — The proposed District Improvement Plan will get another look from the Marble Falls Independent School District board during their regular meeting Monday.
PEC may trim advisory director slots
JOHNSON CITY — The Pedernales Electric Cooperative board may vote to thin the ranks…
PEC may trim advisory director slots
JOHNSON CITY — The Pedernales Electric Cooperative board may vote to thin the ranks of advisory directors during their monthly meeting, a move that could trim $350,000 in salaries.
Budget concerns now loom for Cottonwood Shores
COTTONWOOD SHORES — City Administrator Hans Schneider will have to wait to hire a part-time…
Budget concerns now loom for Cottonwood Shores
COTTONWOOD SHORES — City Administrator Hans Schneider will have to wait to hire a part-time employee to keep the budget sound, City Council members said this week.
Golfing event helps support Boys & Girls Club, community needs
KINGSLAND — The Highland Lakes Sertoma Club is holding an 18-hole golf tournament Saturday,…
Golfing event helps support Boys & Girls Club, community needs
KINGSLAND — The Highland Lakes Sertoma Club is holding an 18-hole golf tournament Saturday, Oct. 18, to celebrate the life of one of its members and raise funds for the Boys & Girls Club of the Highland Lakes.
New works taking over ‘Sculpture on Main’
MARBLE FALLS — Last year when the Marble Falls Historic Main Street Association and Pogue Studio and Foundry organized and created “Sculpture on Main,” it wasn’t without a little apprehension. Organizers said they didn’t really know what the reception would be like from either sculptors or the public.
Class project allowing Marble Falls youths
MARBLE FALLS — A group of Falls Career High School students are working to restore…
The tale of Texian David G. Burnet
Someone recently asked me what I knew about David G. Burnet, the man Burnet County…
ROPE tries to fill smaller gaps
MARBLE FALLS — Even with all the nonprofits offering numerous services in the area, Linda…
Physical therapists stress fitness
HIGHLAND LAKES — October is National Physical Therapy Month and local physical therapists are urging…
The mystique of fossils and leaves
While in-between appointments recently in the big city, I ventured outside to investigate a dry…
Local musicians donate time, talent to help Prevent Blindness Texas group
MARBLE FALLS — Two local musicians — including one who co-wrote a just-released Western novel with Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Willie Nelson — will share songs and stories to help in the fight to prevent blindness.
Big Brothers Big Sisters sets year-end recruiting goals
MARBLE FALLS — With one successful recruiting drive behind him, Burnet County Big Brothers Big…
TTU offers nonprofit seminar Meet the Media
MARBLE FALLS — A Meet the Media workshop Wednesday will provide tips for nonprofit members seeking…
Take a trip in time back to early Burnet
BURNET — Fort Croghan will bring the old West and early days of Burnet to life Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
“We call it Fort Croghan Day, but it’s really a living history day,” said Millie Williams of the Fort Croghan Museum.
New Traditions
BURNET — Burnet High School choir director Lynda Hamby has found a home. And it’s one she’s not planning to leave, she says.
“I’m staying,” she said in her high school choir room. “This program has had several directors for the past four years, but I’m here to stay.”