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Texans’ right to free speech is under attack...again
Americans' right to speak their minds is con- sidered sacred, which is why we must fight to pro - tect the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Citizens Participation Act. Both measures were carefully written with protection of the individual — the “little guy" - in mind. They're designed to give a David a fighting chance if he finds himself in a legal duel with a Goliath.
10/04/2024 04:47 AM
Local residents appointed to medical review committee
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ap- pointed Glena Yates of Horseshoe Bay to the Tex as Medical Board District Four Review Committee for a term set to expire on January 15, 2028. Additionally, the gov ernor reappointed Shirlene Samuel, D.O. and appoint ed Mary “Kelly” Green, M.D. and Chris Putnam, Ph.D. and for terms set to expire January 15, 2030.
10/04/2024 04:47 AM
Discounted adoption fee offered to home pets
Fall in love with a shelter pet at Hill Country Humane Society during Bissel Pet Foundation for Fall National Empty the Shelters Hill Country Humane Society joins 390+ shel- ters nationwide to reduce adoption fees and find lov -
10/04/2024 04:47 AM
Silver screen event to promote foster care awareness
The Highland Lakes Crisis Network (HLNC) will host a free event to raise awareness about the foster care crisis and ways to help the most vulnerable children in the community. The community is invited to attend a free showing of the inspir - ing movie, "Sound of Hope," the Story of Possum Trot will be shown on Oct.
10/04/2024 04:47 AM
Llano County sets bulk collection event Oct. 12
A Llano County Residen tial Bulk Collection Event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 12, at the Llano County An - nex, 8347 RR 1431 from 8 a.m. to noon (or until full) for residents of Llano County and KMUD and KWSC customers.
10/04/2024 04:47 AM
MFISD will ‘glow-up’ with fall education fundraiser
Special to The Highlander The Marble Falls Education Foun - dation has announced that tickets and tables are now on sale for its annual fall fundraiser, Elevate Education. "This year, we've taken everything up a notch," said Jeanna Jette, executive director.
10/01/2024 04:45 AM
At a crossroads: Nuclear, electric and fossil fuel energy sources
City of Meadowlakes The possible deal be - tween Microsoft and Con - stellation Energy is one step toward reducing CO2 emissions. Microsoft is searching for power for their AI am - bitions.
10/01/2024 04:45 AM
Public invited to free health screenings at fair
From staff reports Mark your calendar for the Marble Falls Se - nior Activity Center's upcoming Annual Health Fair. The indoor event is from 10 a.m.
10/01/2024 04:45 AM
Israel Presentation
The community is invited to a slideshow chronicling a trip to Israel by local residents. Wayne Davis and David Keene will present Travel Through Israel. The talk is at 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29 at Granite Shoals First Baptist Church, 505 S. Phillips Ranch Rd.
09/27/2024 04:43 AM
Senior Center health fair opens next week
Mark your calendar for the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center’s upcoming Annual Health Fair. The indoor event is from 10 a.m.
09/27/2024 04:43 AM
Chuck Wagon Chow Down hottest ticket in town set for 2025
The Highland Lakes Service League announced its annual Chuck Wagon Chow Down Dinner and Auction fundraising event. This year’s event will be held on Jan.
09/27/2024 04:43 AM
Kindred Sisters Bible series launches
The Kindred Sisters Ladies Bible Study that meets in Horseshoe Bay will begin a new Bible Study series on Tuesday, Sept. 24 with Lisa Harper’s series “How Much More?” The study is open to all women in the Highland Lakes area.
09/27/2024 04:43 AM
Dog Days fundraiser reaches matching funds
The 365 Pet Con - nection Pet Food Pan - try recently celebrated a resounding fundraising success, thanks in great part to a generous $5,000 matching funds challenge issued by longtime sup - porters Geneva and Rog - er Dalton. Their offer to match every dollar donat - ed up to $5,000 sparked a wave of community support, ensuring that the pantry could continue providing much-needed pet food and supplies to families in need.
09/24/2024 04:41 AM
Kingsland features in October range from birding tips to a haunted trail
The Kingsland Garden Club will present "Birds & Landscaping with Na - tive Plants" by Gil Eck - rich. Come for the free program on Friday, Oct. 4, at 1 p.m. at the Kingsland Library and stay to learn more about the Club activ - ities. Refreshments and all welcome. The Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber & Visi - tor Center will host its monthly "Coffee & Con - versation" on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 8 to 9 a.m., at the Kingsland House of Arts and Crafts, 112 W Cham - berlain Street. Speaker Terri Schexnayder, Mar - keting Specialist for the Chamber, will present "Grassroots Marketing 101 Tips" to help promote your businesses. Sponsor KHAC will provide cof - fee, and a breakfast spread you won't forget.
09/24/2024 04:41 AM
Homecoming 2024
Marble Falls head coach Keri Timmerman is in his first year of leading the Mustangs, who are looking to even their season record. Find the story on Page 12.
09/20/2024 04:38 AM
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