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Think becoming what God knew you could be
A brand-new year is here and I’m excited to see what the Lord has for us. Keeping Christ at the center of our thoughts takes a great deal of discipline and determination, but so does everything else we really care about. It comes down to how serious we are about knowing God and how willing we are to give him total control of our lives. Whatever we become involved with, He simply wants us to listen and obey His instructions, which is why we are here. If we abide under the shadow of his wings, we will walk in the peace and joy of his Spirit but if we choose to live our own way, we will remain frustrated, miserable, and disappointed.
12/31/2024 04:53 AM
Mustangs look to get stronger, faster through offseason
As the University Interscholastic League’s postseason played out in November and December, the Marble Falls High School Mustangs were preparing for 2025 as they began their offseason program. Head coach Keri Timmerman said the Mustangs started shortly after the 2024 season ended Nov.
12/31/2024 04:53 AM
Top stories revolve around municipal projects, water rules and staff changes
Complied by Connie Swinney Associate Editor From communities overcoming a January freeze and drought restrictions to movement on a potential new city hall location and eclipse drama, 2024 turned out to be an eventful years. Here are the top stories.
12/31/2024 04:53 AM
PEC preps for winter with members, local government
Just as your Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) prepares year-round for winter weather events, we’re also committed to educating our members and communities on how to stay safe during emergencies. This fall, PEC experts hit the road to share important readiness tips and information with our members at senior centers in Kyle, Marble Falls, and Cedar Park.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
LCRA opens grant applications for community projects
The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) is set to accept applications for its Community Development Partnership Program grants beginning Jan. 1.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
Mustangs beat Burnet thanks to lockdown defense
The Marble Falls High School boys basketball team defeated Burnet 4131 Dec. 20 in the District 24-4A opener for both teams.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
Burn ban reinstated in Burnet County
Effective Dec. 19, outdoor burning is prohibited in Burnet County due to a reinstated burn ban. The decision aligns with state law and county regulations designed to mitigate fire risks during dry or hazardous conditions.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
Inks Lake State Park to host new year hiking events
Special to The Highlander Join the staff and volunteers at Inks Lake State Park for two hikes to kick off the New Year. Midnight Hike For the midnight hike flashlight.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
Some fireworks prohibited across Burnet county
unincorporated areas of the county. According to the Texas Forest Service, the county is under drought.
12/27/2024 04:50 AM
Helping Center makes 25th annual donation
The Helping Center is delighted to announce a generous donation of over $20,000 from the Helping Hands Craft Guild. The contribution stems from the proceeds of the guild’s annual “Bayside Bazaar,” held in November at the Lodge at Quail Point. The well-attended event showcased an array of art, jewelry, and handcrafted items created by local vendors and guild members. Attendees also enjoyed a style show and refreshments, making the day a memorable experience.
12/24/2024 04:48 AM
Propane truck crash, re causes evacuations
Burnet County area emergency officials shut down roads and called for evacuations Dec. 17 following a propane tank hauling vehicle crash on RM 2342.
12/24/2024 04:48 AM
Marble Falls council looks at city hall move
Marble Falls City Council recently took an important step toward relocation into a new area for day-to-day city hall administration. During the Dec.
12/20/2024 04:45 AM
County addresses upcoming leadership void
Dec. 19, officials addressed future leadership in light of the county judge resignation.
12/20/2024 04:45 AM
County judge tenders resignation in wake of conduct report
12/18/2024 04:13 PM
Leadership named for Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association
The Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) – the leading state trade association for the aggregate, concrete, cement and associated industries – today announced that Zak Covar has joined the association as its new President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Covar comes to TACA with more than 15 years of experience in both the legislative and executive branches of government, having served as an appointed commissioner to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) under two governors, Rick Perry and Greg Abbott.
12/17/2024 04:44 AM
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