April 22, 2015 Issue
BURNET—Battering the baseball Bulldogs! Four days after a win over Liberty Hill! A Region championship in golf squeezed in! It's an athletic mecca in Llano. I apologize for all my rude criticism. When can soccer be introduced?
"The kids did a good job meeting the challenge," head coach Stephen Campbell said of the 10-4 punishment the playoff-contending Jackets authored on a cool April 14 night.
Tommy Yelvington singled in Kyle Tarter, who had singled, for a 1-0 lead in the third inning.
With ...
LIBERTY HILL—Grayson Freeman had some 20 hours to think about the loss in the 3200 meters to the "cannot shake this guy" Drew Kiser of Burnet. He now has a lifetime to think about beating him in the 1600 the following day.
This was the final individual competition of the District 25-4A Meet, April 16, and it was a beauty.
LIBERTY HILL—Three throwers were especially impressive for Llano High in the 25-4A Meet, April 16. All won gold medals and hope to go the distance again at Area, April 23.
"Let's contribute and do our part," is the message throwers' coach Clint Easley delivered to his group prior to a visit in the shadow of Panther Stadium.
Ray Dixon, Colton Center, and Claire Williams displayed arms Johnny Unitas and Willie Mays would have admired.
Dixon's story is one we have told before: a seriously- injur ...
Inclusion on this list is not intended to be, and should not be, construed as an assessment of guilt or innocence.
April 6, 2015
Don Heavener, Jr, 25, Sunrise Beach, Tx.; Driving While Intoxicated; MB; $3000 Bond; Released.
April 7, 2015
Darius Harper, 37, Palacious, Tx.; Failure to Appear Assault Bodily Injury; MA; $2000 Bond; Released.
Paige Amanda Moffett, 22, Burnet, Tx.; Failure to Appear – Man Del POCS PG1 >=1G<4G;
F3 Turn Self In; no Bond; Probation Violation – Theft by Check
I am of the opinion that standing in line is not a career although I have been so employed most of my life. If it is a career, I am not applying for any employment.
This past week I had this brought to my attention in an interesting manner. I had ordered a printing job at Staples and went in to pick it up.
A visit to my doctor launched him on a search to find the reason for a feeling of heaviness in my chest. Thankfully, I passed the electrocardiogram with flying colors, but that was just the beginning. I was then scheduled for an echocardiogram and stress test.
Life is filled with stress tests so we must learn how to handle them.
I had the advantage of knowing the date and time of my stress test appointment.
Continuing to examine the unique aspects of Llano County from PAST years and in PRESENT times brings the project alphabetically to the letters "S" through "U."
"S" is for SALT. Salt is an essential element needed to maintain a healthy body. We take it for granted today, but truthfully, it's not that easy to come by.
Virginia Ball, 88, of Tow, Texas died peacefully on Saturday, April 18, 2015.
She was the daughter of Alva and Bessie Ellington of Jackson, Tennessee. Virginia was a devoted wife to Rufus Harvey Ball and mother to son Harold Glen Ball and daughter Patricia Ann Luce. She will be dearly missed by them as well as daughter-in-law, Diana Ball and son-in-law Daniel Luce.
Continuing to examine the unique aspects of Llano County from PAST years and in PRESENT times brings the project alphabetically to the letters "P" through "R."
"P" is for PECANS. Our neighboring county, San Saba, which was created by the State the same day as Llano County on February 1, 1856, is known as the "Pecan Capital of Texas."
We have arrived at the finish line, the fourth quarter, the ninth inning, and, of course, the 36th hole.
The Llano High golf team—led by Clayton Meyers, Tyler McDonough, and Chance Craig, who have played the game about as long as Obama has been President—will be in Austin, April 27-28, for the state championship tournament.
An LHS freshman has qualified for FCCLA national competition in Washington, D.C. this summer. Sydney Kuehne took first place in regional contests for her speech on Human Trafficking. She also received a $4000 scholarship to Texas Tech, unusual for a freshman to have scholarships. Sydney gave her speech at the LISD April Board meeting Tuesday.
Junior High Band Director Kevin Riley introduced to the board eight of his students who performed at the Yamaha 24th Music for All National Festival at In ...
The Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department members invite everyone to join them for the annual benefit on Saturday, May 2 at the Willow City Fire Station, located at 2553 Ranch Road 1323.
Activities begin at 3:00 p.m.
The Auxiliary's Country Store offering a variety of home baked goods and crafts will be open from 3:00 p.m.
Aspects of Sharia Law are currently being practiced in our own Texas courts. The honorable J. Christopher Byrd addressed this issue to a group in Llano recently and he received such favorable reviews that he has been invited to return and expand the topic to focus on the impact of Sharia Law on Women.
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Hill Country will take place on April 25, 2015 from 6pm Saturday to 6am Sunday morning at Burnet Town Square (Courthouse). The public is invited to join hundreds of volunteers and participants at this community event to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and take action to finish the fight against cancer.
The group of 55 Woman's Culture Club members and guests visited The Painted Churches of Texas at Schulenburg on the club's annual spring bus trip. Included on the tour were the Catholic Churches at Dubina, Ammannsville, and the St. Mary's Catholic Church at High Hill, which is often called the "Queen of the Painted Churches."
After a buffet lunch at Oakridge Smokehouse, a guide from the Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce joined the tour to escort the group to the three churches.
The Lantex Theater in Llano drew some big name movie makers Sunday night for a showing of "This is Where We Live." The event was a fund raiser to help finance the new theater seats.
I sidled up to the counter of the concession stand and stood next to Barry Corbin.
Commissioners okayed the placement of four groundwater monitoring wells in the right-of-way on some county roads in Kingsland, as part of an ongoing investigation of groundwater contamination emanating from a state superfund site, located in the 900 block of 1431.
A Superfund site is an 'uncontrolled or abandoned place where hazardous waste is located, possibly affecting local ecosystems or people.' (www.epa.gov/superfun/)
Scott Settemeyer, representing TCEQ, explained to Commissioners that the ...
He is most commonly known as Coach Paul in the Llano community. Paul has coached many youth teams in Llano as well as held multiple board positions. He lives in Llano and has been married to Nellie Castelan Hull for 25 years and they have two children. His daughter Jordyn attends Llano Junior High.
In his day job, Paul is a Vice President for Kforce Government Solutions.
I am a retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer with 24 years of experience in engineering. My career began as an enlisted man and I continually sought greater levels of responsibility. I rose quickly to become a Chief Petty Officer. For my final 11 years of service I was a Naval Engineering Chief Warrant Officer serving as a Division Officer or Engineering Officer in a variety of ships.
Cheryl Crabtree - Alderman
I came to Llano in 1993, fell in love with this town and decided this is where I would make my home. I moved here in November of 1993. I have lived in the same house for almost 22 years and love it. I have never regretted the decision to move here.
In my time here I have seen many changes, some for the better, some not.
An LHS freshman has qualified for FCCLA national competition in Washington, D.C. this summer. Sydney Kuehne took first place in regional contests for her speech on Human Trafficking. She also received a $4000 scholarship to Texas Tech, unusual for a freshman to have scholarships. Sydney gave her speech at the LISD April Board meeting Tuesday.
Junior High Band Director Kevin Riley introduced to the board eight of his students who performed at the Yamaha 24th Music for All National Festival at In ...
BURNET—Battering the baseball Bulldogs! Four days after a win over Liberty Hill! A Region championship in golf squeezed in! It's an athletic mecca in Llano. I apologize for all my rude criticism. When can soccer be introduced?
"The kids did a good job meeting the challenge," head coach Stephen Campbell said of the 10-4 punishment the playoff-contending Jackets authored on a cool April 14 night.
Tommy Yelvington singled in Kyle Tarter, who had singled, for a 1-0 lead in the third inning.
With ...
We have arrived at the finish line, the fourth quarter, the ninth inning, and, of course, the 36th hole.
The Llano High golf team—led by Clayton Meyers, Tyler McDonough, and Chance Craig, who have played the game about as long as Obama has been President—will be in Austin, April 27-28, for the state championship tournament.
LIBERTY HILL—Three throwers were especially impressive for Llano High in the 25-4A Meet, April 16. All won gold medals and hope to go the distance again at Area, April 23.
"Let's contribute and do our part," is the message throwers' coach Clint Easley delivered to his group prior to a visit in the shadow of Panther Stadium.
Ray Dixon, Colton Center, and Claire Williams displayed arms Johnny Unitas and Willie Mays would have admired.
Dixon's story is one we have told before: a seriously- injur ...
LIBERTY HILL—Grayson Freeman had some 20 hours to think about the loss in the 3200 meters to the "cannot shake this guy" Drew Kiser of Burnet. He now has a lifetime to think about beating him in the 1600 the following day.
This was the final individual competition of the District 25-4A Meet, April 16, and it was a beauty.
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Hill Country will take place on April 25, 2015 from 6pm Saturday to 6am Sunday morning at Burnet Town Square (Courthouse). The public is invited to join hundreds of volunteers and participants at this community event to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and take action to finish the fight against cancer.
The Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department members invite everyone to join them for the annual benefit on Saturday, May 2 at the Willow City Fire Station, located at 2553 Ranch Road 1323.
Activities begin at 3:00 p.m.
The Auxiliary's Country Store offering a variety of home baked goods and crafts will be open from 3:00 p.m.
Virginia Ball, 88, of Tow, Texas died peacefully on Saturday, April 18, 2015.
She was the daughter of Alva and Bessie Ellington of Jackson, Tennessee. Virginia was a devoted wife to Rufus Harvey Ball and mother to son Harold Glen Ball and daughter Patricia Ann Luce. She will be dearly missed by them as well as daughter-in-law, Diana Ball and son-in-law Daniel Luce.
A visit to my doctor launched him on a search to find the reason for a feeling of heaviness in my chest. Thankfully, I passed the electrocardiogram with flying colors, but that was just the beginning. I was then scheduled for an echocardiogram and stress test.
Life is filled with stress tests so we must learn how to handle them.
I had the advantage of knowing the date and time of my stress test appointment.
I am of the opinion that standing in line is not a career although I have been so employed most of my life. If it is a career, I am not applying for any employment.
This past week I had this brought to my attention in an interesting manner. I had ordered a printing job at Staples and went in to pick it up.
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Hill Country will take place on April 25, 2015 from 6pm Saturday to 6am Sunday morning at Burnet Town Square (Courthouse). The public is invited to join hundreds of volunteers and participants at this community event to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and take action to finish the fight against cancer.
The Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department members invite everyone to join them for the annual benefit on Saturday, May 2 at the Willow City Fire Station, located at 2553 Ranch Road 1323.
Activities begin at 3:00 p.m.
The Auxiliary's Country Store offering a variety of home baked goods and crafts will be open from 3:00 p.m.
Inclusion on this list is not intended to be, and should not be, construed as an assessment of guilt or innocence.
April 6, 2015
Don Heavener, Jr, 25, Sunrise Beach, Tx.; Driving While Intoxicated; MB; $3000 Bond; Released.
April 7, 2015
Darius Harper, 37, Palacious, Tx.; Failure to Appear Assault Bodily Injury; MA; $2000 Bond; Released.
Paige Amanda Moffett, 22, Burnet, Tx.; Failure to Appear – Man Del POCS PG1 >=1G<4G;
F3 Turn Self In; no Bond; Probation Violation – Theft by Check