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Charge cell phones and stock your emergency kit. Include food, water, blankets, batteries, chargers, and other essential items. Contributed/PEC
PEC standing by for cold with all hands-on-deck
Following last week’s cold snap, Pedernales Electric Cooperative continues to monitor weather conditions closely as another batch of cold, arctic air is forecast to ascend over Texas this weekend. The latest front is expected to begin with very cold and dry air arriving Saturday, Jan. 18, with chances for precipitation across PEC’s service area Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures are also expected to remain below freezing for more than 48 hours in some parts of the Hill Country. 01/17/2025 02:05 AM
Marble Falls police swarmed a vehicle Jan. 16 just around 2:30 p.m. with weapons drawn on Second Street, west of Avenue N. The suspect, in his 50s, eventually surrendered about an hour an half later following a tense standoff. Contributed/Haley Booe
Distraught man taken into custody following standoff
01/16/2025 04:08 PM
LCRA to review quarry permit application
LCRA to review quarry permit application
A mining company has entered another phase of permit applications this month by making a request to the Lower Colorado River Authority. Asphalt Inc. 01/14/2025 02:02 AM
Seth Smith shows thumbs up with his right hand and holds a cupcake in his left hand to help Debbie Bindseil celebrate her upcoming retirement during a celebration Jan. 11 at the Spicewood Community Center.
Retiring JP recalls years of public service
After almost three decades of dedicated and valuable public service, Burnet County Justice of the Peace Pct. 4 Debbie Bindseil plans to retire next month. 01/14/2025 02:02 AM
File photo Spice wood Elementary School students partici - pate in a number of hands-on activities, including a recent presenta tion and tour with Pedernales Electric Coopera tive.
Spicewood Elementary honored by magazine
Students and employees at Marble Falls ISD’s Spicewood Elementary School had much to celebrate this holiday season. The U.S. News and World Report magazine named the school one of the nation’s best, awarding it the “U.S. News badge.” 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
Llano County Judge Ron Cunningham (left) swore in Marquis Cantu Jan. 1 to assume the role as sheriff for the Llano County Sheriff's Department. His wife Sarah and their young daughter were also in attendance.
Llano County swears in new sheriff
Marquis Cantu will assume Llano County sheriff duties Jan. 1 after being sworn in by Llano County Judge Ron Cunningham on that day. 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
Former preacher on trial for alleged abuse
Former preacher on trial for alleged abuse
The trial of an elderly former preacher from a Marble Falls church started this week in 424th Judicial District Court. Francis Young is on trial for alleged sex abuse of two children that reportedly began May 2023. 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
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BCSO closes alleged threat probe against JP
Officials recently released documents detailing a “threat” investigation against a Burnet County justice of the peace, which authorities determined did not rise to the level of a crime. Pct. 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
Council opts to join suit against natural gas group
Council opts to join suit against natural gas group
Marble Falls City Council tackled three main issues during its first meeting of New Year 2025. One modest but focused group, about 30 attendees, saw the council deliberate during the Jan. 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
Marble Falls EDC notes early slight sales tax revenue drop
Marble Falls EDC notes early slight sales tax revenue drop
The Marble Falls Economic Corporation started New Year 2025 on a somewhat disappointing note. During his report to the EDC board during the Jan. 01/10/2025 02:00 AM
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Politics tinge judge application process
As a process for selecting a new Burnet County judge unfolds, members of the community have aligned themselves with potential candidates early on. So far, in a public forum two officials have expressed interested in submitting applications. 01/07/2025 04:57 AM
Amory Jackson listened as Kailey Kulhanek judged her market turkey Jan. 2, at the 2025 Burnet County Livestock Show held at the Burnet County Fairgrounds. Find more photos on Pages 7 & 8. Abigail Clayton/4H Photography
Premium animals star at county livestock show
The 58th Burnet County Livestock Show, held Jan. 2-4 at the Burnet County Fairgrounds, showcased the remarkable efforts and dedication of local youth. Organized by the Burnet County FFA and 4-H Livestock Show Association, this annual event provides a platform for young exhibitors to present their livestock and agricultural mechanics projects, culminating in a premium auction that directly supports their future endeavors. 01/07/2025 04:57 AM
Area healthcare employers seek workers
Area healthcare employers seek workers
An upcoming careers event will pair area healthcare facilities with job prospects. On Thursday, Jan. 01/07/2025 04:57 AM
Burnet County Court Coordinator Stephanie McCormick assists Pct. 2 Commissioner Damon Beierle as he signs the first document of 2025 during the Burnet County Commissioners Court meeting Jan. 3 at the county courthouse. Raymond V. Whelan/The Highlander
Commissioners seek county judge applicants
The Burnet County Commissioners Court recently adopted a process to appoint a new county judge to complete the unexpired term of the former county judge, James Oakley, through Dec. 31, 2026. 01/07/2025 04:57 AM
Former preacher's alleged child sex abuse trial begins
Former preacher's alleged child sex abuse trial begins
01/06/2025 03:15 PM
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