Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Not sure how to choose which vegetables to plant this spring or how to decide the space to give each vegetable or herb? Here’s an idea. Do you have a running grocery list on your refrigerator, dry erase board, or Read more…
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Ready to get your hands dirty? Our February to-do list might make you hungry with all the goodies we get to plant. Before we start, there are a few conditions to check: 1. Does the space where you are going to Read more…
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As she talked about volunteering, Martelle Luedecke pointed out to one specific day that really highlights why she spends hundreds of hours each year giving of herself. She was helping with the zip line at Candlelight Ranch, an outdoors facility Read more…
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During a recent meeting of the Llano Community Theatre Board of Directors, President Cheryl Crabtree could hardly sit still. “I have to tell you something,” she finally said to the other board members. That “something” was that the theater had Read more…
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Jerod Rye hasn’t even been at his new job a month and already he’s a champion. Rye, the new head football coach at Burnet High School, was voted the Burnet-area’s favorite school coach in the Locals Love Us contest by Read more…
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Marble Falls Middle School boys athletic coordinator Jamie Graham said each day offers a chance to do what his former head football coach, David Denney, used to preach: Get better. And ever since his playing days, Graham has made it Read more…
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Stand just about anywhere in Johnson Park, and it’s easy to see why people love it so much.A boat ramp offers easy access to Lake Marble Falls. A beach volleyball court beckons players and fundraising tournaments. The park features two Read more…
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Destruction from the October flood only fuels the Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce to get Kingsland Community Park back to what it was: the location of so many wonderful gatherings for countless people. Residents use it as a picnic area Read more…
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After 12 years with the Burnet Police Department, Officer Myron Hall isn’t looking beyond the city limits. He loves Burnet and all the people who make it such a great place. Those people are why he looks forward to every Read more…
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Granite Shoals Police Sgt. John Ortis looks like a law enforcement officer with his cropped hair, a smattering of tattoos (he was a Marine), and stocky build. A casting agent for a film company looking for a man to play Read more…
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