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Pictured, from left, are BCJ Chairman Eric Nichols, Kingsland resident Thomas Slavin, Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott and TDCJ Executive Director Bryan Collier. Contributed photo

Kingsland man receives governor’s Criminal Justice Volunteer Service Award

04/30/2024 01:15 PM

Double Eagle Entertainment will promote the mostly-free admission series (pictured here in 2023) for the fourth year in 2024, beginning 7 p.m. Friday, June 7 in Marble Falls at Johnson Park and every Friday, same time and place through August 2. Contributed/Ralph Arvesen

Marble Falls Summer Concert Series lineup unveiled

The upcoming Marble Falls Summer Concert Series promises to entertain big crowds with an exciting set of popular, talented musicians. Double Eagle Entertainment will promote the mostly-free admission series for the fourth year, beginning 7 p.m. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

Saturday, April 27 at the Highland Lakes YMCA in Burnet at the Wags to Riches fundraiser Julia Nedbaleck received a kiss from the live auction puppy which raised $700 for Hill Country Humane Society. Photos by Martelle Luedecke/Luedecke Photography

Dogs and cats cash in at Humane Society event

Hundreds of supporters attended the Wags to Riches fundraising event April 27 at the YMCA of the Highland Lakes in Burnet. The event benefits Hill Country Humane Society (HCHS). 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

A new Berkman chapter in the Marble Falls High School boys basketball program begins now that John Berkman (second from right) takes over. No one is more familiar what Marble Falls basketball means to the Marble Falls Independent School District community than John, his wife Lauren (third...

Selected boys basketball coach passion started with dad

Marble Falls Indepen- dent School District offi cials didn’t have to look far for its new boys basketball head coach. In fact, it simply needed to walk from the front of Max Copeland Gym to the back where the Lady Mustangs basketball coaches offices are located. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

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High-end electrical users could strain grid

The growth of industrial-scale users of power could strain the Texas power grid, ERCOT’s chief announced last week. The Dallas Morning News reported Pablo Vegas, the agency’s CEO, said bitcoin miners and artificial intelligence data centers going in across the state, as well as industrial growth in the Permian Basin, could create the need for a massive buildup of power transmission lines in the future. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

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Navigating a sticky situation with pecan tree web worms

The state tree of Texas is the pecan tree. Our charming city was built within a pecan tree orchard. It is a beautiful community due in part from the lovely presence of pecan trees. When the city was in its infancy, it was the responsibility for each homeowner to spray his/ her own pecan trees to address those annoying and destructive webworms. But those efforts could be for naught if neighbors elected to ignore the webworm threat. The freshly sprayed tree could be infested again in no time if pests in neighboring untreated tree’s got bored and moved on to your previously treated tree. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

Lakeway's AKA Vocal Group show is set to dazzle with a thrilling tribute concert celebrating the music of Neil Sedaka and Carole King at the Hill Country Community Theatre. Contributed photo

Tribute concert to feature nostalgic artists from 1970s

AKA, the dynamic vocal show group based in Lakeway, is thrilled to announce an upcoming tribute concert honoring music legends Neil Sedaka and Carole King at the Hill Country Community Theatre. The performances will take place on May 4th at 7:30 p.m. and May 5th at 2:00 pm. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

Janet Plentl of JaVibe Barn Quilts works with students Pamela Williams of Smithwick, Ladonna Crow of Burnet County, Jenny McCoy of Lampasas and Joy Frear of Marble Falls; they are representative the wide collection of local talents supporting the Kingsland House of Arts and Crafts. Beverly...

Kingsland House celebrates the old, readies for the new

Way back in the last century, the Highland Lakes Tourist Association started a Bluebonnet Craft Trail to encourage more tourism in the Hill Country. The first show was in August of 1968. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

The chili committee in 2013 included, from left, Johnny Campbell, Melba Westerman, Larry 'Doc' Kinnison, the late Carrie Kinnison, Fred Westerman and Ruby Ross. The committee each year as a tradition would gather and hold the banner promoting for a candid photo about the weekend's event. C...

Howdy Roo prepares for cookoff May 4 weekend at Lakeside Park

The 52nd Howdy-Roo Highland Lakes Pod Chili Appreciation Society International (CASI) cookoff will be this weekend on May 4 and 5 at Lakeside Pavilion, 305 Buena Vista, in Marble Falls. This coming weekend takes on a special meaning due to one of the key organizers passing in 2023. 04/30/2024 02:48 AM

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