Two more years for Marble Falls Mayor Russell
Marble Falls Mayor George
Russell will return as Marble Falls mayor after defeating John Davis Saturday
night 257-140, unofficial returns showed. Read more... |
Incumbents fall short in C’Shores race
Former Cottonwood Shores City Council member Donald Orr won
the race for city mayor, according to unofficial election returns reported Saturday night. Read more... |
Sunrise Beach elects City Council
Sunrise Beach elected Tommy Martin, Frederick W. Butler and Bill Murphy to its City Council.
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Llano County jail gets new chief
Llano
County Commissioners on Monday approved the permanent filling of the new
position of jail captain. They also discussed the job’s description and salary. Read more... |
G’Shoals honors citizens, seeks rescue craft
Four citizens retiring from volunteer service were honored
and Fire Chief Austin Stanphill was authorized to apply for a grant for a new
rescue boat at the Tuesday night meeting of the Granite Shoals City Council.
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Burn ban remains off
Llano County Commissioners Monday voted unanimously to keep
the burn ban off and voted 4-1 to approve the master site radio communication
system interoperable cooperation agreement between the city of Austin and Llano
County, with Commissioner Raschke voting against it. Read more... |
MF seeks water conservation grant
A grant offered by the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA)could be used to fund water conservation efforts in Marble Falls. Read more... |
Public poses bridge questions at meetings
Representatives from the Texas Department of Transportation
and its general contractor met with the Marble Falls Daybreak Rotary Club
Tuesday morning and the City Council Tuesday night to allay resident concerns about
the use of explosives in the US 281 bridge demolition later this month. Read more... |
Late filings lead to contested races
Two names were thrown into the Marble Falls
city election hat at the last minute on Friday, ensuring the mayor’s seat and
council places will be contested in May. Read more... |
TxDOT discounts implosion danger
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has said only
one business faces any possibility of damage from using explosives to demolish
the old US 281 bridge, and a public hearing to explain the process and take
questions from residents and business owners will not be held. Read more... |
