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Bluebonnets grow outside of the Blue Bonnet Cafe on U.S. Highway 281 in Marble Falls. The historic restaurant is known for its famous â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pie Happy Hour.â&#x20AC;?

he Marble Falls lakeside community draws visitors and new residents to a small town atmosphere with big city entrepreneurialism and resort-level recreation.

Nestled on the banks of the Colorado River and named for the waterfall that once cascaded over a staircase of massive limestone boulders, the 129-year-old town has colorful Texas history and natural beauty.

In the downtown Historic District, Main Street retains the grandeur of iconic structures and Falls on the Colorado Museum on Broadway Street occupies the granite academy that became the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s public school. The modern

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Confederate general, Marble Falls grew quickly with the construction of a rail yard to transport the unique Sunset Red pink granite from nearby Granite Mountain. The stone moved out across the state to construct the Texas Capitol building, among others in Austin, and Gulf Coast jetties.

Completion of Max Starcke Dam in 1951 created Lake Marble Falls and the visage in the narrows of the Colorado River was transformed as the background music of rushing falls submerged. The growing economy evolved from industrial-based granite mining to tourism, commerce and leisure.

Today’s city limits extend south all the way to Texas 71, providing utilities to the new Baylor Scott & White (BS&W) Hospital and Wayne

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View from Lakeside Park of the U.S. Highway 281 bridge across Lake Marble Falls. & Eileen Hurd Regional Medical Center.

The rugged beauty of the Hill Country as it meets the lakes and rivers continues to inspire artists, authors, musicians and artisans, so a multitude of art galleries and live music venues

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Paint the Town is a spring festival in which plein air artists compete to capture its scenes. And, every year, noted artists place sculptures throughout the downtown area for a 12-month art exhibit–Sculpture on Main.

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The Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce, which established a new Visitor Center at the intersection of Second Street and US 281, supports annual events that include the free MayFest carnival and concert, LakeFest drag boat races in August and the quarter-mile holiday Walkway of Lights display by the lake in December.

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at Highland Lakes Campus that shares its facility with Central Texas College are public educational resources. However, nearby Faith Academy (grades K-12), First Baptist Christian School (Infant-8), Harmony School of Creative Arts, Ä[ULZZ N`TZ HUK WO`ZPJHS education resources add to the picture.

Housing and home development are burgeoning and compare favorably to many parts of the state.

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Available religious services have strong ties to the community, with frequent bake sales, fundraisers, charity events and activities, and support and study groups.

See the church calendar and briefs in The Highlander and Burnet Bulletin.

BERTRAM One Desire Church- 102 West Farm-to-Market Road 2434 First Cowboy Church of Burnet County- Texas 29 and County Road 252 Ambassadors for Christ Church- 4030 Texas 29 East Bertram Church of Christ- 535 North West Street Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Bertram- 430 Texas 29 West First Christian Church- 410 North West Street First Baptist Church of Bertram- 325 South Gabriel Street First United Methodist Church- 115 East North Street Holy Cross Catholic Church520 Texas 29 East Joppa Church- 8425 County Road 210 BRIGGS Briggs Baptist Church- 505 Loop 308 BUCHANAN DAM Buchanan Dam Church of Christ- 901 Lillian Dean Buchanan West Baptist Church- 850 Lillian Dean at Texas 261 Chapel Of The Hills Baptist Church- 19135 Texas 29 East Cross and Spurs Cowboy Church- 100 Lillian Dean First Union Church Interdenominational- 1500 Texas 261 Genesis Lutheran Church15946 Texas 29 East Highland Lakes United Methodist Church- 8303 West Ranch to Market Road 1431 BURNET Burnet Assembly of God- 807 East White Street Burnet Church of Christ- 2805 Water Street Burnet Main Street Baptist

Church- 401 North Main Street Burnet Presbyterian ChurchTexas 29 at Pierce Street Burnet Primitive Baptist Church- 2944 Texas 29 East Church at The Epicenter- 2401 North US 281 East Lake Fellowship- 13218 Ranch to Market Road 2341 Episcopal Church of the Epiphany- 601 North Wood Street First Baptist Church- 108 South Vanderveer Street First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of Burnet204 East Graves Street First Lutheran Church- 133 Apollo Drive First United Methodist Church of Burnet- 301 East Graves Street Hill Country Fellowship- 200 Houston Clinton Drive The Tabernacle- 2802 South Water Street Jesus Cristo La Roca Viva656 Park Road 4 Lake Victor Baptist Church3030 Farm to Market Road 2340 Living Word Missionary Church- 813 Buchanan Drive New Life Church of Burnet303 Bluebonnet Drive Oaks West Church of Christ204 Second Street Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church- 507 Buchanan Drive Vanderveer Street Church of Christ- 102 South Vanderveer Street Victory Baptist Church- 4150 Texas 29 East COTTONWOOD SHORES Birth of Hope Baptist Church621 Magnolia Lane GRANITE SHOALS Granite Fellowship- 8102 Ranch to Market Road 1431 West

Highland Lakes Seventh Day Adventist Church- 6642 Ranch to Market Road 1431 West Christ Redeemer Fellowship of Granite Shoals- 2001 Phillips Ranch Road First Baptist Church of Granite Shoals- 505 South Phillips Ranch Road Grace United Methodist Church- 4007 Valley View Lane Harvest Time Worship Center722 Ranch to Market 1431 West Primera Iglesia Bautista Calvario of Granite Shoals3406 Prairie Creek Road HOOVER VALLEY Hoover Valley Baptist Church8320 County Road 116 HORSESHOE BAY Church at Horseshoe Bay600 Hi Ridge Road Hill Country Bible Churchof Lake LBJ - 24101 Texas 71 St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Chapel- 201 Dalton Circle KINGSLAND Christian Worship Center- 879 Ranch to Market Road 3404 Packsaddle Fellowship- 508 Ranch to Market Road 2900 First Baptist Church of Kingsland- 3435 Ranch to Market Road 1431 West Highland Lakes Baptist Church- 716 Ranch to Market Road 2900 Highland Lakes Church of Christ- 2310 Ranch to Market Road 1431 West Kingsland Community Church- 1136 Ranch to Market Road 1431 St. Charles Catholic Church205 Trinity Drive Smoking for Jesus Ministry1804 Farm to Market Road 2342 MARBLE FALLS Anchor of Hope Church- 906 King Road Central Texas Cowboy Church- 1107 Ranch to Market Road 1431 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints- 200 Via Viejo Cross Stone Church- 2400 Commerce Street Elevate Church- Lakeside Pavilion-307 Buena Vista Drive Fellowship Baptist Church2702 Mormon Mill Road First Assembly of God- 96 Main Street First Baptist Church of Marble Falls- 901 La Ventana Drive First United Methodist of Marble Falls- 1101 Bluebonnet

CHURCHES Drive Gospel Light Baptist Church1107 Avenue K Granite Mountain Baptist Church- 500 Ranch to Market Road 1980 Hope Lutheran Church (LCMS)- 3411 US 281 North Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses- 1607 Mormon Mill Road Lake Country Church of Christ- 102 Ranch to Market Road 1431 Lake Shores Church- 704 US 281 North Living Word Lutheran Church918 Second Street Marble Falls Church of Christ711 Broadway Street Mustard Seed Ministries118 Starhorn Drive Providence Reformed Baptist Church- meeting at the Harmony School of Creative Arts- 1503 Mormon Mill Road St. Frederick Baptist Church301 Avenue N St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church- 105 Ranch to Market Road 1431 East St. Peter’s Lutheran Church1803 Ranch to Market Road 1431 West St. Andrew Presbyterian Church- 201 Ranch to Market Road 1431 Smithwick Church of Christ10804 Ranch to Market Road 1431 East Trinity Anglican Church19039 Adrian Way Trinity Episcopal ChurchCorner of Avenue D at Ranch to Market Road 1431 United Pentecostal Church407 Avenue N Victory Church of Highland Lakes- 900 Avenue Q Wat Nitadsasanakhun Buddhist Temple- 300 Double Creek Road SUNRISE BEACH VILLAGE Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church- Ranch to Market Road 2233 Sunrise Beach Federated Church- 117 W Lakeshore Drive First Baptist Church of Sunrise Beach- 606 Ranch to Market Road 2233 SPICEWOOD Pedernales River Fellowship22800 State Highway 71 Spicewood Baptist Church7903 County Road 404 Spicewood Church of Christ312 Bailey Lane

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by Henry E. McCulloch established what became known as McCullochâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Station, later to be named Fort Croghan, the third of four frontier forts established in the region. The site was

named for Col. George Croghan who was a hero at the battle of Fort Stephenson in the War of 1812.

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1980. The building changed hands and names in 1926 and 1963, and is currently occupied by a medical clinic.

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For the latter part of the nineteenth century the structure housed a hardware store. In 1903 the newly formed Burnet National Bank was located here and remained at this site until it closed as a result of the economic depression of the 1930s.

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Beach Water Park at LBJ Yacht Club and Marina on Ranch to Market Road 2147 between Marble Falls and Horseshoe Bay. Krause Springs is freshwater oasis on a 115acre property north of Spicewood that is listed on the National Registry of Historical Sites.

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States government to protect settlers from hostile Indians along the Texas frontier.

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Reading in the Hill Country

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HEALTH CARE

Multiple medical facilities and choice of physicians and caregivers

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Seton Highland Lakes Hospital, 3201 South Water Street, Burnet, has been part of the Seton hospital family since 1997. Modern Healthcare magazine named it as the top-ranked health system in Texas. The hospital features a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) suite with the most modern equipment. The OVZWP[HS VÉ&#x2C6;LYZ ULWOYVSVN` services, an emergency room, laboratory testing, radiology services, a medical/surgical unit, physical therapy and a special care unit.

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Ranch to Market Road 2900, which opened in 2013. The 6,000-square-foot facility has 12 exam rooms for primary and specialty care. Outpatient care PZ VɈLYLK HSZV [OYV\NO JSPUPJZ in Bertram, 160 N Lampasas Street; Lampasas, 1205 Plum Street, and Marble Falls, 700 US 281, with services also PU KPHIL[LZ THUHNLTLU[ P[Z Women’s Resource Center MVY N`ULJVSVN` KPNP[HS THTTVNYHWO` Z[LYLV[HJ[PJ biopsy and bone density [LZ[PUN P[Z *LU[LY MVY 7O`ZPJHS Therapy, Sports Medicine and Wound Care.

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The childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s programs at the Joann Cole Mitte Library are said to be the most attended in the county system and they have plenty for adults as well. For more information, call 512-355-3323.

Last but not least in the Burnet County Library System, the Okalla Public Library serves an unincorporated community. On a TVYL SPTP[LK ZJOLK\SL P[ VÉ&#x2C6;LYZ IVVR and audiovisual material, interlibrary loan, reference assistance, public access to computers and, as its larger counterparts, home schooling support.

Established in the 1920s this facility is also home of the Oakalla Community Center, 29011 Farm to Market Road 963, which makes for a great area for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities, as well as adult activities.

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The Llano County Library was established in 1972. It overlooks the Llano River on East Haynie Street. ;OPZ SPIYHY` VÉ&#x2C6;LYZ UV[ VUS` [OL basic necessities of a library and a long list of public education programs, but also endless kidfriendly events such as free movie and popcorn night, story time, and summer reading programs.

Its spacious meeting room is a county gathering space.

The three branches of the Llano County Library System in Llano, Kingsland and Buchanan Dam, coordinate annual reading events and bring nationally-know authors to speak. In addition to Friends organizations money raising, the Llano County Library System Foundation (LCLSF) was established to augment county funding.

For more information on the library, the system and events call 325-247-5248 or visit www.llanolibrary-system.net.

The Kingsland Library is home the Kingsland Genealogical Society collection and meetings of the organization. It is a virtual haven for snowbirds from all over the country each winter. Friends of the Kingsland sponsor the Armadillo Tea each April and other special fundraisers that bring the entire lakes area together.

Library renovations have gone on July 2014-Feburary 2015 and,

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Lakeshore Library is located at 7346 Texas 261 in Buchanan Dam. This small and quaint library started as a neighborhood book L_JOHUNL HUK ^HZ VÉ&#x2030;JPHSS` established in 1978. In October 2004 they were able to build a facility with room for plenty of programs.

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Helping Center: 830-6935689 Highland Lakes Habitat For Humanity: 830-693-6029 Highland Lakes Family Crisis Center: 830-6933656 Highland Lakes Legacy Fund: 830-220-1100 Highland Lakes Service League: 830-693-2659 Hill Country Children’s Advocacy Center 512-7562607 Hill Country Community Foundation: 512-756-8211 Hill Country 100 Club Inc.: info@hillcountry100club.

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rests on private land, but can be viewed from a distance by Abbreviated tours are available those traveling eastward down on request and special wildlife SH 71 and Blanco County and paranormal tours also are west FM 963. scheduled.

Balcones Canyonlands The limestone that formed National Wildlife Refuge, the cascade falls of the located east of Marble Falls Colorado River after which and just west of Lago Vista the City of Marble Falls was on Ranch to Market Road named is now hidden below 1431, meanders through the U.S. 281 bridge over Lake canyons deeply etched into Marble Falls. However, view the limestone of the Edwards of a spillway over limestone Plateau by river tributaries. shelves—Pedernales Falls – Deep, clear-water pools there awaits visitors to Pedernales are important sources of water State Park. Guests can swim, for wildlife during a drought tube and wade in a 3.5-mile and the refuge harbors 245 designated river recreation bird species for part or all of area. The park, open year the year, including the rare round, is nine miles east golden-cheeked warblers and of Johnson City on Blanco black-capped vireo. Hikers are County Farm to Market Road welcomed in the refuge, but 2766. camping is prohibited.

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Parade, Walkway of Lights ushers in holiday season in Marble Falls Lakeside Park in Marble Falls shines nearly as bright as the Las Vegas strip during the Christmas season when the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual Christmas Light-Up Parade and Walkway of Lights.

The event begins at 6 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 18, with the parade down Historic Main Street.

Entries will line up from Johnson Park to Fifth Street before beginning their journey to Yett Street.

Festivities then move to Lakeside Park, where some 230 sculptures are cast in more than two million lights, creating a spectacular display of light and holiday spirit that is open to visitors from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. nightly through New Year’s Day,

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Visitors are encouraged to get a cup of hot cocoa, have their photo taken with Santa and stroll through the lights with friends and family.

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Sculpture on Main Burnet ...A great place creates art destination in no matter how you downtown Marble Falls pronounce it!

Burnet combines a proud rural heritage for those who MH]VY P[Z ZPTWSL I\[ M\SÄSSPUN HSS\YL ^P[O H SPMLZ[`SL ÄSSLK with attractive and familyfriendly places.

The sparkling facelift to the former GallowayHammond Recreation Center that’s now operated by the YMCA of neighboring Williamson County which brought its wildly successful and acclaimed programs for everyone from kids to senior citizens, has been enthusiastically receivedThe 51-acre Haley-Nelson Park opened in 2013 and has been a sterling addition to Burnet’s roster of fun and exciting places for active kids and adults and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy fresh air, sunshine, kids soccer and music concerts at its pavilion.

At the nexus of US 281 and SH 29, just down the road Many sculptors applied to [OL VɉJPHS ZJ\SW[VY MVY [OL from the top of the Highland enter this year’s Sculpture Boy Scouts of America, and a Lakes, Burnet continues to on Main in downtown Marble selection committee will name attrract people who want the Falls, but only less than three the award winners. convenience of nearby Austin Best of Show is awarded without its accompanying percent will actually have their while “People’s hassle. work chosen to be displayed on $2,000, Burnet remains the kind Historic Main Street for the next Choice” receives $1,000 and “Commendation” gets $500. of Texas town where you year.

Highland Lakes Creative New this year to the festival is a can still drop by the local UL^ZWHWLY [V ZOV^ VɈ [OL (Y[Z H UVU WYVÄ[ RUV^U HZ “small works” gallery and sale. “the arts,” will hold the 2016 The goal of Sculpture on ÄZO `V\ JH\NO[ HUK YLWSH` Sculpture on Main on Friday, Main is to expand awareness of Friday night’s high school football game with someone Dec. 2, at 10 a.m. This a full-day Highland Lakes Creative Arts’ you meet on the sidewalk event, which goes until 9 p.m., initiatives and to promote Marble downtown. includes food, wine, live music, Falls and the Highland Lakes Its people are friendly and opportunities to meet the juried area as an “art destination” they’re proud of their town, artists, an afternoon awards opportunity. The installations which began life in 1849 as ceremony and an evening on Main Street, which remain Hamilton Valley, just across reception for patrons and in place for a year and are for the creek from an Army sculptors at Lakeside Pavilion, sale, draw visitors from around outpost. the world to Marble Falls. Maps, 307 Buena Vista, Marble Falls.

Today, Fort Croghan is More than 800 national artists a phone app and private tours preserved as a museum with several restored buildings answered the “call for entry” to of the sculptures are available.

The Best of Show winner at and annual re-enactments this year’s Sculpture on Main, but just 20 will be displayed the 2015 Sculpture on Main was of frontier life. Just to the on Main Street and entered “White Stardust” by Elizabeth east, business is still done in buildings that have into the contest. Susan Norris, Akamatsu.

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occupied the Burnet County Courthouse square for more than a century. Guests sleep at a bed and breakfast once a stage stop, and restored steam engines chug into the train depot each weekend.

Excellent public schools and a 25-bed Seton Highland Lakes Hospital are among outstanding community facilities, which also include a public golf course and the YMCA recreation center VɈLYPUN L]LY`[OPUN MYVT games and swimming to Ä[ULZZ WYVNYHTZ Its airport serves private aviators and is the base for the Highland Lakes Squadron of the Commemorative Air Force, whose vintage air show is one of the year’s big events along with the Bluebonnet Festival in the spring and the fair and rodeo.

Although the Austin metropolis is creeping nearer, optimists believe it won’t disturb Burnet’s small town values centered on family life, schools, church and civic activities.

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A Rochelle woman was sentenced to 60 years in prison for after an eighth conviction on DWI charges.

Luann Meyer Penny, 53, was sentenced by a Burnet County Jury to 60 years imprisonment for her sixth local DWI charge.

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To open the series, Two Medical records and laboTons of Steel will play a free concert ratory on May 7, followed by Highland Lakes PublishKyle Park with special analysis admitted into the Bandeguest Luke Pell ing, LP publisher, Frank May 21. evidence at sentencing showed Shu- ra Bulletin bert, announced this week William Clark Green & Week ended April 10: Pennyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s that in Bandeblood alcohol content Lew K. Cohn would take showcase on June 18 and JB and the Moonshine Band will at more than twice the legal the ra County, closing out the series will 0.03 inches reigns as managing editor LaRue with special guest be Stoney limit, Brandon Jenkins on July of where the release stated. he the Marble Falls Highlande 23.

The concerts will all be Month to Date: Assistant District Attorheld at the Haley Nelson r previous ly and the Burnet Bulletin. ater, located at 301 Garden Amphithe- neys Amber Ridge Trails, just off Texas worked with in Burnet.

Cohn, 45, is an award-win 29 West ter Keim Shanafelt and Pe0.52 inches - Shubert. An prosecuted the case ning former editor and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Every year we strive to turn up the knob for the state, and Shanafelt pub- e i g h t - t i m e Lew K. Cohn YTD: 9.06 inches on talent,â&#x20AC;? said lisher of several newspape Damon Beierle, owner of argued Double Eagle Entertainm rs winner in the South Texas and of the sponsors of the series. ent and one during for a long prison term Any weather conditions in Texas with more than 23 Gulf her closing argument.

Coast Press Associations, â&#x20AC;&#x153;This year is no different, occurring after 8 a.m. Sunday years experience in communiThe jury assessed Pennyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s we are Cohn helped coordinate the to the series along with artists who bringing in a few veterans punishme will be reported the following ty journalism. newspape nt have at 60 years in never played this market râ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s move to pagina- before,â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are incredibly fortuweek. prison. tion and also earned Nationnate to have Lew as the Gates open at 6:30 p.m.

Source: Hugh McCoy manDistrict Attorney Sonny and aging editor of our publica- al Newspaper Association Two Tons of Steel concert shows begin at 7:30 p.m.

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