The Annual Walkway of Lights in Marble Falls opens Fri. Nov. 21, starting with a parade on Main Street. The display on Lake Marble Falls features millions of lights, over a hundred displays and attracts visitors from all over.
Legendary former Texas Ranger H. Joaquin Jackson rides into Marble Falls to sign copies of his memoirs and talk about his service. The famed law enforcement officer served nearly 30 years in the agency.
Crooners Ed O'Neil and The Dixie Melody Boys are a group whose melodic sounds will coax an audience to donate money for Granite Shoals firefighters. See this story as well as other efforts in the highland lakes to build support for kids and community.
Kiddos and their families enjoy a Thanksgiving feast at First United Methodist Church in Marble Falls.The pre-school class made their own Pilgrim and Indian costumes to wear during the annual holiday meal.
School trustees name the incoming new high school track after Marble Falls High School graduate Leonel Manzano. The Olympic athlete and Granite Shoals native competed in the summer Olympics in Beijing.
A helicopter lifts an air-conditioning unit to the top of the new Lowe's building on U.S. 281 North in Marble Falls. The hardware and home products store is expected to open in early 2009.
Driving Miss Daisy opens with rave reviews at the Hill COuntry Community Theater. The cast includes Burnet residents Sally Stemac, Anson Hanh, and Austin Resident Robert King Jr.
Over a hundred Marble Falls High School students fanned out across the city to spend the day with professionals and various other workers. The Rotary Club sponsored the job shadowing programs.
An Eagle Scout designs and builds an outdoor dinning pavilion for Faith Academy in Marble Falls. He and fellow scouts did so using donated items and materials from the community.
A few angels from the Highland Lakes Service League decorate a Christmas tree to launch holiday giving. Proceeds of a raffle will benifit the Christmas is for Kids program.
