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Marble Falls high jumper gives Olympic trials a shot
Marble Falls High School graduate Kason O’Riley’s summer of high jumping ended at the U.S. Olympic Trials June 27 in Eugene, Oregon.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
‘Coach Beef ’ tasked with building the complete athlete
To know what drives coach Karl “Beef” Bielfeldt, simply log onto his social media and read it. It’s right after his handle.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
Marble Falls cancels patriotic parade
ordinators reported a lack of entries. “The city of Marble Falls Parks and Recre ation Department regrets to announce the cancellation of this year’s 4th of July parade due to insuf- ficient entries," according to a statement on July 1.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
County refining final budget
From an audit update to revenue discussions, officials weighed in on is sues pertaining to the use of taxpayer dollars June 28 at Burnet County Commissioners Court. Burnet County Judge Oakley mentioned county department budget talks are ongoing for Fiscal Year 2024-2025, set to begin October 1.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
MFISD spotlights first-grade teacher
Special to The Highlander Nominated by colleague Michael Haley for the Spotlight on Excel- lence Award, Ashlea Leh man is celebrated for her exceptional ability to build strong relationships with students, families, and staff. Lehman, a first-grade teacher at Marble Falls El- ementary, was recognized as the Spotlight on Excel- lence Award winner pre sented by Superintendent Jeff Gasaway.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
Burnet County Commissioners honoring first responders in July
Recently, County Judge James Oakley formally proclaimed the month to applaud, recog- nize and show gratitude for many local career and volunteer dispatchers, medical services person- nel, firefighters, law en - forcement officials and search and rescue crews the public often calls on for assistance during emergency situations.
07/02/2024 03:30 AM
Burnet County demos paper ballot devices
06/28/2024 05:39 PM
On the Front Page
06/28/2024 05:15 PM
Esperanza C. Soto
July 15, 1948 — June 24, 2024 Esperanza C. Soto was 75 years old and lived in Horseshoe Bay, Texas.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
Christine Lee Morris-Hearn
November 12, 1970 — June 21, 2024 It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Christine Morris-Hearn who left us on June 21, 2024 (age 53) after a beautiful but short-lived life that was full of love, laughter, and resilience. Chris joins her parents, James and Nancy Morris; brother, Spencer Morris; and sister, Barbara Baker; who preceded her in death.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
Come rain or dry weather, think water conservation
Did you know that 60%-70% of the water you use is for watering your lawns and landscaping? With the ongoing drought and low water supplies, I think it’s important to share some outdoor water conservation tips.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
'Raise the Roof' benefit a boot-scootin' success
Jake Hooker and his legendary band, The Outsiders, took to the stage Saturday, June 22, at the Burnet Community Center to host a benefit for Joseph’s Hammer. The event brought people from all over Texas together to help “Raise the Roof" on the prison chapel under construction at the Ellen Halbert Unit women's facility in Burnet.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
Lake levels improve but area still in the drought zone
Haven’t the recent rains been wonderful? While we are so thankful for the new inflows to our lakes, especially Lake Buchanan, not all of our lakes have had the same benefit. Lake Travis is still down 45 feet and our combined storage is only at 56%. This drought is not over.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
Banking employees refine career paths with TTU, WSRCA partnership
On May 15, 2024, eight banking employees throughout Burnet and Llano counties successfully completed an intensive Bank Credit Analyst course series at Texas Tech University Highland Lakes, paving a lucrative career path to Credit Analyst or Loan Officer that can evolve to senior leadership positions. This is the first time that bank workers have had local access to an industry- recognized credential specific to their chosen career.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
Residents express concern over zoning discord with city
I would like to take this opportunity to educate and express my concerns to all residents of Marble Falls on how our city officials/government conducted themselves on a recent situation that hugely impacted us.
06/28/2024 03:28 AM
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