Marble Falls Independent School District

Weston Cozby, Cara Floyd, Christopher Edmiston are spiritual leaders, who represented area churches. Worship ministers from each area church joined. Photos contributed

Community Worship Night draws a crowd for fellowship

Special To The Highlander
Friday, July 30, 2021
The Community Worship Night cultivated a spirit of unity where area residents came together Friday, July 23 as one body to fellowship, enjoy good food, sing and worship God. Thanks to a network of more than 20 local churches, vendors, first responders and volunteers the event at Quarry Park in Granite Shoals was a tremendous success with over 500 people in attendance.
In 2006, a group of Paleface Ranch subdivision residents petitioned the MFISD and LTISD school boards to have the subdivision deannexed from the former and annexed into the latter, citing a closer proximity to LTISD schools as well as that most of the students’ parents worked in the Austin area. Contributed

Paleface payoff pledge proposed

Lew K. Cohn Managing Editor The Highlander
Friday, July 23, 2021
Marble Falls ISD could soon be on the receiving end of a big check from Lake Travis ISD. Trustees heard from administrators at Monday’s regular meeting about a proposed payoff of allocated debt arising from the portion of Paleface Ranch subdivision which was detached from Marble Falls ISD and taken into Lake Travis ISD some 15 years ago.
The new lighting aims to improve experiences at Mustang Stadium, such as graduation (pictured here). File photo

MFISD to spend $760k on LED lights

Nathan Hendrix Staff Writer The Highlander
Friday, June 18, 2021
The Marble Falls Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to move towards improved energy efficiency in the school district, including at Mustang Stadium, by upgrading to LED lighting. The board approved more than $760,000 from the 2018 bond package for the purchase and installation of the improved lighting at the regular board meeting on Monday, June 14.
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