First Methodist Church of Marble Falls was blessed with an inspirational performance by the Watoto Children’s Choir on Feb. 18.

Seven Marble Falls High School students were selected for the Texas Music Educators Association Small School All -State Choir through a rigorous audition process. This accomplishment is unprecedented in school history.

Witness the sky come alive with one of the most anticipated events of the year – the 10th Annual Balloons over Horseshoe Bay Resort, scheduled for Easter weekend, March 29-31, at Horseshoe Bay Resort.

Tickets are on sale now for the 7th Annual Chili Cook-Off and Car Show on Sunday, March 3 at Candlelight Ranch, 6408 Muleshoe Bend Trail, east of Marble Falls. Individual tickets are $30; the family pack (includes a family of four or more) is $100.

In another interactive program in the park, and by the way also a fundraiser, the Friends of Inks Lake State Park (FOIL) have put together an Art in the Park event for aspiring artists. FOIL is hosting this fundraiser to help current and future park programs.

Organizers hosted Boots and BBQ, Casa of the Highland Lakes fundraiser Saturday evening Feb. 3, at Horseshoe Bay Resort.

Spicewood Commu- nity Library officials will push forward with an ambitious plan to construct a new facility in the rural community located in Burnet County. The estimated construction cost is roughly in the $2 million dollar range, organizers say.

Highland Arts Guild is proud to announce their Artist of the Month for the month of January. Evelyn Acosta-Cone inspires as an artist, specializing in watercolor and acrylic fine art.

Two legendary hunters received a high honor upon one pleasant patch of earth recently during an outdoor dedication in Marble Falls at the Lakeside Pavilion.

Thirteen individuals working in four Hill Country communities are starting 2024 wellequipped for leadership roles within their respective organizations. All are recent graduates of Texas Tech University’s Local Government Leadership program.