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Horseshoe Bay history book will be ready for July 4

Lew K. Cohn Managing Editor The Highlander
Friday, June 18, 2021
The 50-year history of the city of Horseshoe Bay is the subject of a new book that will be available for sale at the annual Horseshoe Bay Property Owners Association Fourth of July celebration. Linda Lambert and Jim Jorden, the editors of “The Story of Horseshoe Bay, Texas — 1971-2021,” appeared before the Horseshoe Bay City Council at Tuesday’s regular meeting to discuss progress on the book and to be honored for their work.
HCCAC’s Purse Bingo was virtual in 2020, but the event is back to face-to-face fundraising (pictured here in 2018) on Saturday, May 1 at the Live Oak Lawn & Pavilion at HSB Resort. File photo

Purse Bingo revives in-person event

Special To The Highlander
Friday, April 30, 2021
After going virtual last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Designer Purse Bingo will return to an in-person format with a Saturday, May 1, event at the Live Oak Lawn & Pavilion at the Horseshoe Bay Resort, 200 Hi Circle North.
Horseshoe Bay Resort officials have revved hiring in time for spring and summer events. F e photo

Horseshoe Bay Resort begins to hire, rehire

From Staff Reports
Tuesday, March 30, 2021
As spring time temperatures become more prevalent, one venue in the Highland Lakes is heating up its hiring campaign for former and new personnel. Horseshoe Bay Resort is hosting an in-house job fair on Wednesday, March 31 from 4 to 6 p m.
Jennifer B & The Groove will headline the Wednesday, July 1, Boogie at the Bay, presented by the Horseshoe Bay Business Alliance. It will also be “Back the Blue” night with a chance to say thanks to HSB law enforcement. Contributed

‘Back the Blue’ night at Boogie at the Bay

Special To The Highlander
Tuesday, June 30, 2020
The Horseshoe Bay Property Owners Association (POA) is using their Boogie at the Bay center stage sponsorship on July 1 to honor local police officers and law enforcement personnel in Horseshoe Bay for their efforts keeping the community safe, the Horseshoe Bay Business Alliance announced. The POA’s special “Back the Blue” night will highlight the police men and women of Horseshoe Bay and Llano and Burnet counties and salute their daily (and nightly) service to the community. HSBBA officials said patrons are invited to bring a beer, blanket and a buddy to “say thanks” to HSB’s finest. … Find the rest of this story in the Tuesday, June 30, 2020 issue of The Highlander, the newspaper of record for the Highland Lakes. To offer a comment or a news tip, email editor@highlandernews.com. To subscribe, call 830-693-4367.
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