This November 2 is election day for eligible Horseshoe Bay voters. You must be registered to vote by October 4. Early voting starts October 18 through 29 at either the Horseshoe Bay City Hall for Horseshoe Bay in Llano County voters or the Marble Falls Courthouse South Annex, 810 Steve Hawkins Parkway for Horseshoe Bay in Burnet County voters. Election day voting locations are the same. The General Election for the unopposed incumbent candidates has been cancelled; however, there is still a need to vote as there is a Special Election for two very important City Propositions (A & B) that need citizen consideration and participation. These propositions deal with sales taxes.

Brian Frazee was commuting from his job in Dallas to his home in Horseshoe Bay as he always does several months ago when his aircraft was nearly hit by an oncoming vehicle on Air Park Street. Frazee is hoping some changes unanimously approved at the Tuesday, July 20, Horseshoe Bay City Council meeting will make travel along Air Park Street safer for airplane pilots like himself as well as motorists and pedestrians who also use the street.

Revisions made last month to the Horseshoe Bay city zoning ordinances are expected to make it easier, not harder, for developers to make sure they are not running afoul of either city regulations or the covenants, codes and restrictions (CCRs) embedded within property deeds in certain sudivisions.