Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
It’s no secret that Central Texas is prone to drought, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a productive vegetable patch during tough times. With a little planning, ingenuity, and know-how, it’s perfectly possible to persevere through the scorching summer Read more…
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The Highland Lakes region gets about 30 inches of rainfall a year, but it comes in waves with huge gaps of dry weather in between. Corey Whitaker, the mastermind behind Pinnacle Water Tanks in Marble Falls, has a solution. “If Read more…
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Interior designer Debbie Cherry has witnessed trends wax and wane throughout her 40-plus years of sprucing up clients’ homes. “What’s kept me interested in my profession is the change,” she said. The Highland Lakes decorator, who has owned One Swanky Read more…
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Shopping at resale stores in the Highland Lakes is like going on a treasure hunt. Each has a unique array of antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry, hard-to-find housewares, and collectible toys and knick-knacks — all at bargain prices. Peruse a plethora Read more…
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In the spring of 2024, Canyon of the Eagles Nature Park and Resort is adding a fleet of rental mountain bikes to use on freshly built, family-friendly trails and launching an adventure hub with a gear shop, 3-D archery rentals, Read more…
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“I’m just a mean green mother from outer space, and I’m bad!” — Audrey II, “Little Shop of Horrors” Actually, “Little Shop of Horrors” as performed by a Hill Country Community Theatre ensemble was good. VERY good. In fact, good Read more…
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“Gifts of the Season” merges the dancing, story, and music of “The Nutcracker” with the message of Christianity in an original production developed over the years by Harmony School of Creative Arts in Marble Falls. Over 90 young dancers ages Read more…
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Mikal-Ann “Mikey” Milam is the Special Education English Resource teacher at Burnet High School. This year, she is also the yearbook teacher. She was voted Favorite Teacher by The Picayune Magazine readers and KBEY 103.9 FM Radio Picayune listeners in Read more…
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LeeAnn Harkins was so inspired by her sixth-grade teacher that she wrote her a note of thanks. Years later, when Harkins took over as principal of Spicewood Elementary School, retiring Principal JoAnn Dillworth handed her a copy of that note. Read more…
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The Marble Falls Rodeo Association has been putting on a show every third weekend of July since 1957. “It’s like a big community reunion,” said Jacque Rogers Horn, a director for the rodeo with familial ties to its origins. “It’s Read more…
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