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2024 Best of Llano County - VOTE NOW

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A decorated Vietnam War combat veteran was the honoree Friday at a Knights of Columbus Veterans Day observation at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Horseshoe Bay. Jack Gless told stories of his experiences as a foot soldier in the jungles of Vietnam, where he became a squad leader and received two battlefield promotions during his one-year tour of duty there, from March 1968 to March1969. Gless’s remarks Friday were preceded by recitation of the rosary, led by his wife Grace Gles ...
Charges of child sexual assault filed against Morris Douglas Jaffe III, the former CEO of the HSB Resort, were dismissed after a Llano County grand jury chose not to re-indict him. The decision not to re-indict was made following presentation of the case to a new grand jury due to changes in the original charges made by the District Attorney's Office. A grand jury originally indicted Jaffe in June on two charges of sexual assault of a child under 17 years of age.
Two seats on the seven member Llano Independent School District Board of Trustees are up for election on Saturday, May 4. Place 1 incumbent Rob Wilson, a lawyer headquartered in Llano, is being challenged by Pamela Huston. Wilson has served on the LISD Board since 2015. Place 5 incumbent Dean Campbell, a retired high school and college level coach, is being challenged by Reed Norman and Penny Wimberly.
On Sunday evening May 19 a concert to benefit Joseph’s Hammer, the non-profit constructing the multi-purpose Worship Chapel at the Ellen Halbert Women’s Prison in Burnet, will take place at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, 105 FM 1431 in Marble Falls. The concert will be the culmination of many months of work by a host of singers and musicians. Dr.
am halfway through my first year serving as the mayor of Horseshoe Bay. People often ask me, is it more time-consuming than you thought? More challenging? Are you enjoying it? The answers are yes, yes and yes. This month, I want to focus on that last question. I have been asking myself, “What is it about Horseshoe Bay that you love so much?” The answer is always the same.

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