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Thunderstorms bring over inch to Highland Lakes

A thunderstorm rolled through Llano and Burnet counties Friday afternoon, dropping temperatures from the 90s into the mid-60s and dropping more than an inch of rain in several locations.

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Horseshoe Bay looking at monument sign for TX 71 entrance

Horseshoe Bay City Council discussed a gateway monument sign and approved an ordinance to require a rapid entry system on security gates in a meeting Tuesday afternoon.

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Dune buggies coming to Marble Falls this weekend

 Marble Falls will host the Texas Manx Club’s 11th  Annual Buggy Blast this weekend with more than 20 dune buggies coming to town from all over the state.

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MFMS ‘first’ at ‘One Act Play Festival’

Marble Falls Middle School cast and crew won the award for "Winning Show” for their rendition of Ken Ludwig’s leading ladies at the One Act Play Festival last week 

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Nickel to take G’Shoals helm

The Granite Shoals City Council Tuesday conducted a canvass of May 11 election votes and agreed unanimously to promote to City Manager Ken Nickel, who serves currently as Finance Director and Assistant City Manager.

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Student’s complaint places LISD teacher on administrative leave

A Llano Independent School District teacher has been placed on administrative leave pending authorities’ investigation into a complaint made by a former LISD student accusing the teacher of misconduct.

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Lee Hoffpauir renovates dealership, adds new showroom

Lee Hoffpauir Chevrolet Buick on US 281 in Marble Falls received a complete renovation — adding 6,000 square feet — that officials say is increasing business here as well as to the dealership in Lampasas.

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Got a problem? Text M’Falls

The City of Marble Falls is getting hip to mobile communication by allowing citizens to text them select maintenance concerns with Connect Txt, a two-way notification text messaging service. 

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Teen drowns at Inks Lake

An 18-year-old Burnet High School graduate on a church outing at Inks Lake drowned Thursday when he was unable to complete an attempt to swim across one of the lake’s inlets.

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C’Shores council sworn in

The new members of the Cottonwood Shores City Council were sworn in at a special meeting Wednesday night.

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