Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Father-daughter gardening team Bill and Martelle Luedecke write a regular column, “In the Garden,” that’s published at DailyTrib.com. Once a month, they include a to-do list for that time of year. Here’s a quick look at a year’s worth of Read more…
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Bluebonnets, paintbrushes, and loads of other wildflowers pop up across the Hill Country each spring, splashing the fields and roadsides with eye-catching colors. How well do you know your Texas wildflowers? Take the 101HighlandLakes.com quiz at the link.
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Spring Break in the Highland Lakes means adventure. With five lakes, seven state parks, and countless other attractions and outdoor destinations, you won’t have time to relax, unless a real break is on the itinerary. ON THE LAKE You don’t Read more…
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The best way to experience the Highland Lakes is on horseback. That’s just how it is. The rippling granite, waves of wildflowers, and scenic vistas in this slice of the Texas Hill Country are on full display when you’re in Read more…
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Growing up, Morgan Herraez struggled as a reader. Now, she’s the librarian at Spicewood Elementary School. Her goal is to help students learn the love of reading earlier in their lives than she did. “I struggled, mainly because I was Read more…
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For 11 years, librarian Rebecca Noah has been called “Ms. Becky” by the kids who visit the Herman Brown Free Library in Burnet. Noah was promoted six months ago to assistant director, a job she loves, but she still misses Read more…
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Children’s Librarian April Puryear’s desk was covered in plastic dinosaurs and Playdough one recent morning at the Kingsland Branch Library. As she pressed dino footprints into the soft clay, she explained she was working on an upcoming children’s library program. Read more…
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Jackie Venghaus has worked in food service all her life, the past 30 years on the lunch lines of the Marble Falls Independent School District. She still loves it, and students and parents obviously love her. She was voted Favorite Read more…
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For Vera Walden, serving students at Burnet’s Shady Grove Elementary isn’t just about preparing meals, it’s also making sure every child starts their day with a full stomach and a smile. “I know that when they come here, they’re getting Read more…
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Students at Packsaddle Elementary School in Kingsland know what’s for lunch when they see what cafeteria manager Rene Bingham is wearing, especially on her ears. “I’ve got a closet full of costumes, decorations, and hats,” she said. “The kids love Read more…
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