BURNET — Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson is the guest speaker at the Oct. 14 dinner meeting of the Burnet County Republican Club at the Burnet Community Center, 401 E. Jackson St. The meeting begins at 6 p.m.
BURNET — Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson is the guest speaker at the Oct. 14 dinner meeting of the Burnet County Republican Club at the Burnet Community Center, 401 E. Jackson St. The meeting begins at 6 p.m.
Visitors to Kingsland’s Community Center can take home a little piece of Germany at the area’s first Oktoberfest this weekend.
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. “There will be a whole bunch of things going on that people did when this area was first being settled.”
ROUND ROCK — It was just what Faith Academy football coach David Denney wanted Oct. 3 — a challenging opponent.
“It was a very physical game,” he said about the 46-20 win over Round Rock Christian. “It was something we really needed. That win was a total team effort.”
WIMBERLEY — With the match tied, 9-9, the outcome came down to the last match of the day for the Marble Falls High School tennis team.
MARBLE FALLS — The Marble Falls High School boys golf team split into two groups and drove to different parts of the state to compete on playoff courses.
KILLEEN — After two straight defeats at the hands of the top two teams in District 25-4A, Marble Falls High School volleyball coach Mich Robertson said her squad would discover a lot about themselves during the rest of league play.
MARBLE FALLS — A John Lennon Tribute Show with the No. 9 Orchestra is scheduled for Sunday at the Uptown Marble Theater.
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church school student Virginia Baskin tries on a firefighter’s helmet during a…
MARBLE FALLS — A pair of capital improvement projects likely will cost local taxpayers less than originally expected, City Council members learned Monday.
MARBLE FALLS — A pair of capital improvement projects likely will cost local taxpayers less than originally expected, City Council members learned Monday.
LLANO — Football rivals Llano and Fredericksburg high schools put aside their differences Friday night to say “we’re here for you” to one student and to orchestrate a final musical goodbye for another.
LLANO — Football rivals Llano and Fredericksburg high schools put aside their differences Friday night to say “we’re here for you” to one student and to orchestrate a final musical goodbye for another.
BURNET — Burnet County’s population growth and crowded highways could mean that someday a toll road will be built as an alternate route to U.S. 281, a planning expert predicted Monday.
MARBLE FALLS — Faith Academy hasn’t even erected the walls on their 8,000-square foot multipurpose building yet, but they do have a floor thanks to the University of Texas and Sport Court.
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Falls Independent School District students cleared a federal hurdle in the world of academic accountability this week.
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Falls Independent School District students cleared a federal hurdle in the world of academic accountability this week.
BURNET — A 75-year-old man suffering from tuberculosis has been ordered by a state district judge to remain in a San Antonio hospital.
BURNET — A 75-year-old man suffering from tuberculosis has been ordered by a state district judge to remain in a San Antonio hospital.
BURNET — Sheriff Joe Pollock — who leaves office Jan. 1 — has resigned from the county panel overseeing the new private-public jail to make room for his successor, officials said Friday.
BURNET — County and state officials shut down a portion of Texas 29 between Burnet and Lake Buchanan for more than seven hours Friday after an 18-wheeler flipped on its side, spilling several hundred pounds of explosive chemicals onto the roadway.
JOHNSON CITY — An unsolicited $300 million buyout offer from a New Jersey-based investment group was shot down by Pedernales Electric Cooperative directors during their regular monthly meeting Sept. 15.
