Officials to cut ribbon on finished RR 1431 construction
MARBLE FALLS – A stretch of road built for nearly $2 million west of the…
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John Weldon Harris
John Weldon Harris, 71, of Marble Falls died May 14, 2010, of lung cancer. He…
GM: KWSC finances looking better
KINGSLAND — Net income for the Kingsland Water Supply Corp. rose last month, General Manager…
KMUD board to keep two bank accounts
KINGSLAND — With an eye toward holding a diverse financial portfolio, the Kingsland Municipal Utility District has decided to maintain the money market investment account it opened with the First State Bank Central Texas Kingsland branch earlier this year.
Refusal on survey may jeopardize grant to KWSC
KINGSLAND — “None of your business.”
In effect, that is how several residents within Lakeside Heights along FM 2545 responded last month to questions on a door-to-door survey sponsored by the Kingsland Water Supply Corp. as part of an effort to secure a grant that would pay for area improvements.
Refusal on survey may jeopardize grant to KWSC
KINGSLAND — “None of your business.”
In effect, that is how several residents within Lakeside Heights along FM 2545 responded last month to questions on a door-to-door survey sponsored by the Kingsland Water Supply Corp. as part of an effort to secure a grant that would pay for area improvements.
What else shall we learn from Texland?
How many more surprises are going to be revealed concerning the financial exploits of Bennie Feulberg, W.W. “Bud” Burnett and the late A.W Moursund in connection with the unfolding saga of the Texland Electric Cooperative?
2nd Texland account used by ex-PEC honchos
AUSTIN — A pair of former Pedernales Electric Cooperative executives who admitted paying themselves thousands from a forgotten bank account belonging to a defunct utility also dipped into a second account they never mentioned, directors from the Texland Electric Cooperative said Wednesday.
2nd Texland account used by ex-PEC honchos
AUSTIN — A pair of former Pedernales Electric Cooperative executives who admitted paying themselves thousands from a forgotten bank account belonging to a defunct utility also dipped into a second account they never mentioned, directors from the Texland Electric Cooperative said Wednesday.