John Hoover always ‘first to step up’; Burnet businessman died Dec. 20
John Winston Hoover, a man known for his wit, businesses sense, and generosity, left a…
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Marble Falls surpasses $10M in sales tax allocations; other cities see increase
December marks the sixth consecutive month of record-breaking sales tax allocations and the first time…
First United Methodist Church of Burnet brings back live nativity scene
The tradition of a live nativity scene in Burnet will continue despite the cancellation of…
Tip reward rises in string of arsons
The Hill Country Area Crime Stoppers has added a $2,000 reward to the $10,000 already…
Pickins by Sassy antique shop grand opening is Nov. 6
Pickins by Sassy is holding a grand opening from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6,…
A Beautiful Mess in Burnet offers children’s clothing and more
A Beautiful Mess is anything but. The Burnet boutique, which opened this summer, offers children’s…
Warehouse BBQ in Burnet opens
Warehouse BBQ and Meetery opened for business Oct. 17, ready to serve barbecue to the…
Unshakable Grounds receives COVID-19 grant from Spider Mountain and partners
Spider Mountain Bike Park along with Coleman Charitable Foundation and Mountain Capital Partners awarded an…
Project 316 event in Burnet to aid police officers’ families
Cristina Meza walked out of a hospital on Dec. 20, 2019, to catch her breath….
These cities canceled their elections
Several Highland Lakes cities have canceled their Nov. 3 elections due to a lack of…
For God and Country
Residents turned out to the For God and Country American Patriotic Rally in Burnet on…
9/11 parade and rally in Burnet
After Sept. 11, 2001, Americans said “we will never forget,” but 19 years later, Burnet…
Mannix withdraws from Burnet police chief position amid protests
Former Cedar Park Police Chief Sean Mannix will not be the new Burnet chief. Mannix…
September open date set for YMCA-Highland Lakes teen center in Burnet
Officials hope to wrap up construction of a new teen center at the YMCA of…
Message from the Burnet Mayor: Good news and bad news
The news of late is both good and bad. While sales-tax collections continue upward, COVID-19…
Burnet utilities program to help residents impacted by pandemic
Burnet City Council approved a residential utility assurance grant program at its regular meeting June…
Mayor’s Message: Businesses must do their part to keep community safe
By Burnet Mayor Crista Bromley and City Manager David Vaughn With the governor’s new orders…
Young Easter basket maker gathers donations for Crisis Network
When 18-year-old Carrie Guthrie offered to make Easter baskets for her family, she didn’t anticipate…
Message from the Burnet mayor on COVID-19
BY BURNET MAYOR CRISTA GOBLE BROMLEY Texans, and Burnet citizens in particular, have proven their…
Picayune People: Alice Leech helped start Herman Brown Free Library Thrift Store
Burnet resident Alice Leech sorts through donations to the Herman Brown Free Library Thrift Store,…
Burnet buys a bluebonnet bounty
Burnet City Council members want every spare piece of dirt in the city to have…
Message from the Mayor: Exciting developments in Burnet for 2020
Here we are at the beginning of a new decade (I looked it up, and…
Where the Highland Lakes works: Job and population numbers
When it comes to overall employment, retail is a large factor in the Highland Lakes…
Corder Lane Christmas display growing and spreading cheer
When it comes to decorating for the holidays, the Burnet mother-daughter team of Glynda McBride…