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Meadowlakes picks city manager

Meadowlakes city leaders selected a city manager after whittling down a list of dozens of applicants with the assistance of an outside firm. Officials announced the hiring of William Kenneth De Roos, 31, of Nebraska, following a special meeting on Sept. 09/20/2024 04:38 AM

Singer/Songwriter john Arthur martinez is the co-founder of FiestaJAM, a 501c3 nonprofit organization which raises funding to support and promote regional youth music education programs. File photo

FiestaJAM musicians fine-tuning for October event

A popular event, dubbed a celebration of singer-songwriters will thrill audiences as well as raise funds for local music education. In 2024, FiestaJAM on Lake Marble Falls will expand to three days, Oct. 09/20/2024 04:38 AM

Board keeps Stage 3; reveals tax impact

Board keeps Stage 3; reveals tax impact

The Central Texas Groundwater District Board of Directors determined the district should continue to impose Stage 3 severe drought status restrictions until further notice. Meaning mandatory water reduction of 10% will stay in place through the next several weeks. 09/20/2024 04:38 AM

Burnet County residents have a chance to dispose of household hazardous waste, including old oil. The free collection is Oct. 19. File photo

Preparation begins for HHW event

Burnet County Reuse and Recycle Center has scheduled a Household Waste (HHW) Collection Event to recycle household waste for Saturday, Oct. 19, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2411 FM 963 (2 miles east of U.S. 281). 09/20/2024 04:38 AM

Marble Falls head coach Keri Timmerman is in his first year of leading the Mustangs, who are looking to even their season record. Grace Gates/Luedecke Photography

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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Memories of cycling, ‘devilish’ machines and spooking horses

Some years ago I was involved with some local bicyclists who were on the serious side of compulsive addiction to the sport. We'd go out in Llano and Burnet counties and ride county and state roads for 50 or 60 miles. This was 12 to 15 years ago, when traffic was much lighter than today. Sanity and thoughts of self preservation have since overtaken me, and I hung my bike from the rafters in my garage, where it still hangs today. 09/17/2024 04:36 AM

From left, Martha Tyroch, Stacy Smith, Burnet County Commissioner Pct. 1 Jim Luther Jr., Randy Printz, Burnet Mayor Gary Wideman, Nan Manning and Jay Folta listen as Texans for Responsible Aggregate Mining spokesperson Fermin Ortiz addresses the Town Hall meeting audience Sept. 14. Raymond...

Hundreds rally to oppose Hoover Valley rock plant

Opponents of a proposed rock crusher want residents to remember the Texas Commis sion on Environment Quality Air Quality Permit number 176835. This number may help dis- rupt the future of Burnet Coun - ty, according to local officials and residents. 09/17/2024 04:36 AM

Friday, Sept. 13, 2024 Edition

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MFISD superintendents pens letter about safety scare

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Rotary 9/11 Ceremony remembers the fallen

The Rotary Club of Marble Falls hosted a ceremony to remember the terrorist attack on the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001. 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

Marble Falls High School will be represented in the Homecoming Parade with the Homecoming Court Sept. 16; From left in the front row are Keanna Syperda, Campbell Coker, Jimena Meza, Kylie Roberts, and Mia Trejo and from the left in the back row, Titus Willie, Esteban Dominguez, Derek Gonza...

Homecoming Parade hits Main Street Monday

Marble Falls Homecoming Week is Sept. 16 through Sept. The community is invited to a parade and community pep rally in downtown Marble Falls and nearby park on Monday, Sept. 16. 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

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Rain lilies signal a time to prep for fall gardening

As the summer heat begins to subside, September is an excellent time to prepare your garden for the fall season. 1. Plant Cool-Season Crops – Plant broccoli, cauliflow er, kale, spinach, and carrots in early September for a fall harvest; 2. Maintain Lawn Care Continue to mow and water your lawn regularly. Consider de- thatching, which involves removing dead grass and debris from your lawn to improve airflow, reduce fungal diseases, and pro- mote healthy growth. You can use a dethatching rake or a power rake for this process; 3. Divide and Transplant – Divide and transplant perennials like daylilies. To do this: Dig around the daylily clump, making sure to get as much of the root system as possible, Gently wash 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

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1991 outcome of Mustangs-Jackets game would have rewritten history

Marble Falls and Llano have been friendly rivals long before the two programs agreed to play each other in a home-andhome series in 2024 and 2025. They played in the same district for decades before Marble Falls moved up in classification in the 2000s. 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

Junior quarterback Doak Timmerman's ability to move out of the pocket and run or throw on the run is an invaluable part of the Marble Falls offense.

Mustangs to visit the Jackets in rare football match up

The Marble Falls High School football team will face the Llano Yellow Jackets at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

Faith Academy sophomore Price Rosamond (26) grabs ahold of Runge's Jose Mendoza by the waist while junior Beau Steele grabs his leg and senior Carter Fromberg (12) prepares to help finish the tackle during the Flames' win against the Yellow Jackets. Contributed/Stennis Shotts

Flames football team renew rivalry with the Eagles

The Faith Academy of Marble Falls football team will travel to play at Fredericksburg Heritage at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 09/13/2024 04:33 AM

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