JCISD Homecoming 2015 Schedule
•Community Pep Rally and BBQ – Wednesday, September 30th , 2015 at Shockley Field – 6:00pm; Sponsored by LBJHS Cheerleaders
BBQ Plates to benefit the Johnson City Community Education Foundation (JCCEF) Scholarship Fund - $5 per plate includes Ronnie's BBQ sandwich, chips and drink; serving at Shockley Field from 4:45pm until it's gone...
•Sub-Varsity Football games @ *Center Point – Thursday, October 1st, 2015 @ Center Point Stadium; 7th Grade - 5pm; 8th ...
Join the Celebration!!! Welcome to the 13th annual Fourth of July Spangle Dangle Celebration, an event for all ages. The day will begin with a Parade at 10 am in downtown Johnson City Texas. Once again it is time to break out the lawn chairs and grab a spot on the parade route which starts at the corner of LBJ Drive and East Pecan Avenue going west to Nugent Avenue then making a right around the Blanco County Courthouse and then going east on Cypress Street back to LBJ Drive.
Anyone can partici ...
Blanco County can feel pretty good about its current economic standing thanks to March sales and tax revenues reported by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar. Last month, the county's tax collections were up 6.10 percent. The county earned $29,495.53 compared to $27,797.84 the prior year during the same collection period in 2014.
The numbers are reflective of those at the state level, which garnered $2.46 billion, up 11.7 percent from March of 2014.
"This marks the 59th consecutive month of year-over ...
Fun and fellowship were a big part of the Texas Men's State Chili Cook-Off sanctioned by the Chili Appreciation Society International (CASI) in Johnson City this past week, but who boasted the winning recipe was the primary aim as the event returned to the Blanco County Fairgrounds.
The big winner was Larry Walton, who earned the 2011 crown at the famed Terlingua International Chili Championship, said he's still using the same recipe that has catapulted him to the top of the CASI competitions.
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Congratulations to the Blanco County 4-H Shooting Education shooters who participated in the Texas State BB Gun Championship that was held in Conroe, TX on March 14, 2015.
The 19 shooters that represented Blanco County were: Brinley Portie, Caden Demeester, Garrett DeSpain, Ethan Griffith, Bayleigh DeSpain, Cody Sprouse, Dakota Metcalf, Conner Smith, Gavin Allen, Reid Sultemeier, Owen Portie, Joshua Vasquez, Nelson Friesenhahn, Bryce Easter, Blaze Welch, Rylee Welch, Dusti Welch, Hugh Galloway, ...
The Blanco County Sheriff's Office recently issued a press release advising the identification of two suspects in a string of recent thefts of United States Mail.
Cody Calder, 22 of Blanco, was arrested on February 6, 2015 on an outstanding warrant by Blanco Police. The arrest warrant was obtained by Blanco County Sheriff's Investigator, Sgt.
The Blanco County 4-H Jr Horse Judging Team and the Johnson City FFA Horse Judging Team started spring break by attending the Houston Horse Judging Contest in Katy Texas on March 9, 2015.
This contest is one of the largest contest in the nation with over 750 contestants this year.
Our kids did an amazing job this year representing Blanco County 4H and Johnson City FFA.
Officers from the US Marshall Service, Lone Star Task Force and Austin PD make entry to a room at Hill Country Inn where an Arizona fugitive was expected to be. The wanted man was not in the room.
On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 Johnson City Police Department was notified by the United States Marshall Service in reference to a wanted fugitive that was believed to be in Johnson City.
The wanted fugitive Michael David Bjornstad was wanted out of Maricopa County Arizona on ten counts of Sexual Exploitation of Minors.
It was believed that the fugitive was at the Hill Country Inn, room # 17.
Both the Johnson City and the Johnson City Independent School District (JCISD) have called an election for Saturday, May 9 and both entities will feature contested elections.
While the Blanco-Pedernales Groundwater Conservation District had two seats currently held by board vice-president Don Casey and secretary Rebecca Brown, the two open seats will be uncontested, so, in keeping with state law, that election has been cancelled.
In Johnson City, incumbent Mayor Dawn Capra has drawn a challenge ...
Jeffrey Bous was arrested following an incident that took place in Round Mountain on March 12, according to Sgt. Ben Ablon of the Blanco County Sheriff's Department.
Ablon said Blanco Sheriff's received a call at about 10 p.m. that evening regarding a disturbance on Anderson Lane in Round Mountain.
"The caller reported that the suspect, who the caller knew, had set a fire and was now attempting to break into the caller's residence,"
