Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Llano County Precinct 3 Constable Bill Edwards has been laying down the law in the Buchanan Dam area for 20 years, and locals love him for it. Edwards was voted a 2023 Locals Love Us Favorite Law Enforcement officer by Read more…
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The late Sam Stacks was posthumously voted a 2023 Locals Love Us Favorite First Responder by The Picayune Magazine readers and KBEY 103.9 FM Radio Picayune listeners. Stacks was working full time as captain of Marble Falls Fire Rescue and Read more…
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Horseshoe Bay firefighter Keith Payne has known since he was a little boy in the Texas Panhandle that he wanted to help people, so when he was 18 years old, he joined the West Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department in Lubbock. Read more…
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It’s not easy to catch firefighter/paramedic Lt. Cory Schreiber of the Burnet Fire Department off guard, but those were the words he used when told he won a 2023 Locals Love Us award. Schreiber was voted Favorite First Responder by Read more…
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Highland Lakes residents certainly know what community events they love the most. Once again, the Bluebonnet Festival, Shoot for Coop, and AquaBoom were voted 2023 Locals Love Us Favorite Community Events in the Burnet, Marble Falls, and Kingsland/Llano areas, respectively, Read more…
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The mission of Rotary International is “service above self,” a statement that Noon Rotary Club of Marble Falls members take seriously. The evidence can be seen across the area: at The Helping Center, in Johnson Park, at Spicewood Elementary School Read more…
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Sunrise Beach Village residents have Sean Schreiber to thank for the water in their faucets, and they did thank him: with a 2023 Locals Love Us award. The city water department supervisor was voted Favorite City Employee by The Picayune Read more…
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As accounting clerk and assistant financial officer for the city of Cottonwood Shores — as well as a native of the town — Gladys Montoya revels in the opportunity to assist residents through a wide array of issues. That happy-to-help attitude was Read more…
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With spring's arrival each year comes thoughts of Peter Cottontail hopping down a bunny trail, but wait — was that Peter Cottontail? Or, could it be his cousin Nutbrown Hare? Don’t jump to conclusions. Rabbits in Texas behave more like hares, Read more…
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Irrigating lush lawns is a thing of the past, says horticulturist Mary Kay Pope of Backbone Valley Nursery in Marble Falls. “We have limited resources in terms of water,” she said. “We need to educate people. I just don’t think Read more…
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