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Lawmen searching for Round Mountain bank-robbery suspects
One arrest has been made in an attempted robbery early Friday at a Round Mountain bank and law-enforcement officers are searching the area for two other suspects.
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Holiday lights turn visitors on to Marble Falls
Surrounded by cherubic framework and enough garland to deck lots of halls, Kerri Roberts gave last-minute instructions to the court-supervised crews working with her on the gently sloping shores of Lake Marble Falls.
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Marble Falls priest makes mosaic art an integral part of his spiritual life
The Rev. Jairo Lpez, who is an artist, compares mosaic art to his parishioners. 'They are all of different styles, sizes and cultures,' he said.
Holiday boat parade of lights on Lake LBJ
Get ready for Lake LBJ to light up with holiday spirit. The third annual Boat Parade of Lights at Horseshoe Bay Resort near Marble Falls, Texas takes place the day after Thanksgiving.
Tax revenue: Area cities better off
The state comptroller has made a list. Highland Lakes officials are checking it twice.
Field Trip to Fort Hood One to Remember
As the shootings at Fort Hood unfolded a group of high school students from Marble Falls were at the post for a school trip.
Students - safe' at Fort Hood; Rotary Club visit cut short after shooting
Juniors Hannah Walker, Krystofer Harber, and Austin Sellers return to homebase, Marble Falls High School.
Fruit of the Vine: Festival gives wine drinkers chance to sample best of Texas
A glass of orange muscat in his hand and a smile on his face, Bobby Putman was in wine lovers' heaven.
MFHS students safe after Fort Hood visit
All five students from Marble Falls High School who traveled to Fort Hood Thursday are home safely, according to a statement by Dr.
Holiday displays illuminate the season By Judy Wiley SPECIAL TO THE AMERICAN-STATESMAN Sunday, November 01, 2009 I na year when everyone is cutting back, consider trading the big blowout holiday trip for a simple pleasure: a weekend or day trip to take in holiday lights around Texas.
MFHS theatre to perform Rumpelstiltskin
Students in the Marble Falls High School theatre department will give a two-night performance of Rumpstiltskin, Oct.
Texas Home Health Care Speaks at Lions Club
At the last meeting of the Blanco Lion's Club, representatives from Texas Home Health were the guest speakers.
Marble Falls merchants run into TxDOT roadblock
The Texas Department of Transportationa s area engineer has blocked an effort by local merchants, the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce and the city to promote the Historic Main Street district after the group invested more than $2,000 in promotional banners, believing they could be widely displayed on US 281 North.
Granite Shoals City Council hears report on final ESD #3 informational meeting to be held Thursday
A final question and answer session regarding Proposed Emergency Service District #3 to support fire protection for the unincorporated area of the Burnet County served by the Granite Shoals Volunteer Fire Department will be held at 7 p.m. Nov.
Fifteen percent of students at for-profit colleges in El Paso failed to pay back their federal loans on time -- a trend that began before the economy faltered.
Rains cause minor flooding, sewage leaks in Texas
Heavy rains caused sewer pipes to overflow in north Texas and led to minor flooding in central Texas, where at least one death was reported.
Burnet and Marble Falls Delay Classes
Classes at Burnet Consolidated and Marble Falls ISD will be delayed Thursday morning by two hours because of flooding.
New logo, date set for clean-up
The Civic Club Roundtable, in partnership with the City of Marble Falls and the Marble Falls Chamber of Commerce, have announced a date and a new logo for the citya s second annual citywide Adopt-a-Street clean-up program in November.