March 9, 2016 Issue
Velma Mae (Burgin) Denham left her earthly home on March 6, 2016; and is now dancing with her late husband, Joe G. Denham Jr. in heaven. She was born to Hillery M. and Lula J. Burgin on May 31, 1923 in Stringtown, Oklahoma. During her early childhood, she moved frequently, following her dad who worked in the oilfields of Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
A no-hitter is a rarity, okay? Seven in the major leagues in close to 2,500 games in 2015. A triple play was even more shy: twice it happened in ’15. What are the odds for BOTH in the SAME DAY by the SAME team? 100,000-to-one? And Llano is that team!
Isn’t Hill Country Classic a proper name for the tournament, where the Jackets authored a pair of classics, Thursday, March 3.
LHS 18, Ingram 1
Drew Baker will be remembered as the first man to throw a no-hitter on the diamond celebrating its 1 ...
SAN SABA—Kaymon Lange made it two triumphant Thursdays in a row, March 3, with a first in the triple jump and a second in the long jump. Not too much to get upset about in the silver lining as her 16 foot, 7-and-a-half inch effort is now her personal record.
Her 33 foot, two-and-a-half in the triple is not a PR, but it did beat all comers in the Armadillo Meet.
“Kaymon gets after it,” said assistant coach, Zach Duncan.
SAN SABA—The Jackets were again superb—and the girls did well, too, in a nearby story—in the Armadillo Track & Field Meet, March 3, at Mill Pond Park.
The boys’ medal collection probably out-weighed a bag-full of discs and puts and maybe a javelin or two, if such an instrument were present at Texas track gatherings.
“It’s nice to get wins,” said head coach Craig Slaughter, but, “our goal is to get more seconds, thirds, and fourths {for points},” in the events.
Inclusion on this list is not intended to be, and should not be, construed as an assessment of guilt or innocence.
February 29, 2016
Kody Charles Edward Sewell, 23, San Saba, Tx.; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Not Released.
March 1, 2016
David Anthony Smith, 22, Horseshoe Bay; SRA Poss CS Pg 1 under 1G; SF; $15,000 Bond; Released.
Nicole Diane Gre ...
My crack research department, Pat, has sent me several stories lately that would each make pretty good columns, if I were the Huffington Post. Fortunately for you, I’m not the Huffington Post. That’s fortunate for me, too, because I’d hate to live in Huffington.
But I mention HuffPost because one of the stories Pat sent me, which was written by Lee Moran and published by HuffPost, was entitled ‘Cat Endures 8-Mile Ride Stuck In Car Bumper, Walks Away Like It’s NBD.’ For those of you ...
LCRA is ready for the next flood. Are you?
Lower Colorado River Authority
They call our region Flash Flood Alley for a reason.
Water here can rise quickly and cut off escape routes, tear homes from foundations, and rip up even the sturdiest of trees and send them barreling downstream.
Lake Travis rose more than 50 feet in a day during a 1952 flash flood, and just last year Central Texas experienced deadly flooding on Memorial Day, then again over Halloween.
We don’t see those kinds of floods often, but when we do, the damage can be ca ...
Right up front let me say that in no way am I superstitious (knock-on-wood). I am the kind of person who believes in the practical side of life. One plus one equals two and that is the way I like to live my life. No common core math for me.
I don't like to propagate the idea that one place is more important than another.
recalling llano county's history
No doubt when the young men from Llano County who traveled to Camp Terry near Austin in April, 1862 to enlist as soldiers in the 17th Texas Infantry, Co. E, under Captain Seth Mabry, the boys felt engagements in skirmishes and battles would soon follow once their training period was completed.
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check for Abundant Love Ministry under the direction of Mr Russ Gillow, center; Mr John Hauser, Parish Council president stands at right.
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check to Mr. Jay Ward, Board member, in behalf of First Responders, a non-profit organization supporting families of First Responders who pledged their lives in the line of duty, thereby easing the stress of a financial burden.
Volunteers play a key role in keeping the City government close to the people it serves and provides ideas, feedback and suggestions and may serve as a sounding board for proposed policy. The City of Llano City Council depends on the input from residents serving on Boards, Commissions and Committees.
Works by Bach, Vivaldi, Purcell, Biber and others will be presented Sunday, March 20, when modern and baroque trumpet performer Nathaniel Mayfield leads an ensemble during the sixth of eight 2015-2016 concert season programs hosted by the Fredericksburg Music Club (FMC).
Set for 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church, 1800 North Llano, with seating beginning on a first-come basis at 2:30 p.m., the trumpet concert with organ accompaniment is free although goodwill offe ...
Memorial Scholarship Fund
In memory of James Epperson from Kenneth & Pat Brandenberger, Stanley & Kathy Keese, Jerry & Alberta Allred, Billy, Dianne & Sarah Hoy, The Craig Slaughter Family, Darrell & Johnilee Templeton, Patty Kuykendall & Family, Gary & Gale Parson, Frosty & Vicki Miller, Ken, Kynda & Peggy Jordan, Dexter & Jennabeth Sagebiel, Mary W.
Mildred Arlena Pelky passed away Thursday, March 3, 2016 in Temple, Texas at the age of 81. She was born November 16, 1934 in Turkey Bend, Texas to Eula (Hall) and Curtis Brown Parker. Mildred married Phillip H. Pelky July 24, 1953 in Las Vegas, Nevada. She moved to the area in 1981 from Southern California.
Thomas Ray Hutson passed away Wednesday, March 2, 2016 in Llano, Texas at the age of 58. He was born June 6, 1957 in Roswell, New Mexico to Ruby Marie (Smith) and Connie Ray Hutson. He married Karon Tidwell on September 9, 1977 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Thomas loved hunting, fishing, camping and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
At Monday’s city council meeting Larry Cook received a gift bag and a certificate of appreciation for his ten years of service at the Llano Airport. Mayor Mike Reagor also mentioned Joanne Davis, who was not present, for her 15 years of service.
Citizen Ervin Light rose to speak in support of the city employees.
Dear Editor:
I would like to let the community know what a wonderful facility we have in the Llano Hospital. My 97-year-old mother received incredible care. She called the nurses her “angels”.
Dr. David monitored her so closely and called me at home to keep me informed about her condition. She told me she had better care here than any other hospital she had been to.
We certainly have heartfelt appreciation for Dr.
Everyone at The Llano News got toghether on Friday to wish longtime News Editor, Heather Wagner, a fond farewell. Heather has accepted a job with HEB in Fredericksburg, She will be missed. Enjoying the going away luncheon were: (L-R) James Beesley, Gladys Yarbrough, Haden Pryor, Storm Yarbrough, Scott Wesner, Brandon Pounds, Ken Wesner Art Dlugach, Heather Wagner and Carol Sheppard.
February 22 – February 26
WARRANTY DEEDS
(Buyer, Property, Seller)
Richard Ronnie Long; LBuddy Harlin, Shanda Harlin; Lts 171 & 172 Royal Oaks Etates U-3; Melvin Porter, Kathy Porter
Chris Parker, Calla Parker; Lt 1 Scott Avcres U-II; Micah Susman, Erin Mahoney
Vernon Thompson, Evelyn L. Thompson; Lt 712 & 713 Nob Hill; ARNS Inc
Alan Vassar, Angela Vassar; Lt 32 Fred Wood U-3; PMT NPL Financing
Jose Mario Alberto, Maria Guadalope; Unit 200 Bldg B The Oaks Condominium HSB; Vance W.
Cruz, Clinton emerge as winners in Texas primaries
AUSTIN — March 1 Super Tuesday election returns posted by the Texas Secretary of State’s Elections Division show 2.8 million (about 20 percent) of the state’s 14.2 million registered voters cast a ballot in the Republican Party Presidential Primary.
In the Democratic Party Presidential Primary, the statewide turnout was 1.4 million, or about 10 percent of the state’s registered voters.
U.S.
What seed and starts can go into the ground now? Our temps are warming but our soil temps are still a little low for many seeds. You can plant a variety of Onion starts, Seed potatoes, English peas, Lettuce and Greens, Kale, Collards and Mustard. Beets, Broccoli and Brassica will germinate in 50 degree soil.
Facebook is the No. 1 photo sharing application on the web, on average 350 million photos are uploaded daily, and currently has over 1.393 billion monthly active users. How does this translate to the Llano Chamber of Commerce? It is simple, the reach is literally all over the world, and it is free to use as often as wanted.
The Perfect Vacation
We have all done it, planned the perfect vacation, a trip to Italy, Venice, the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, home of the “Last Supper”. A little known, smaller version of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, a study, painted by da Vinci, is hanging in the church, but is crooked.
The City of Llano reports the Llano River Dam gates are closed and water level is rising. Please be careful around this area.
This school year the staff at Packsaddle Elementary has been reading The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon. In the mode of other best-selling business fables The Energy Bus, by Jon Gordon, takes readers on an enlightening and inspiring ride that reveals 10 secrets for approaching life and work with the kind of positive, forward thinking that leads to true accomplishment - at work and at home.
PLEASE NOTE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
FRIDAY
March 11th
(STAGE)
10:00 Jeffery Rector
11:00 Michael Garfield
12:00 Daniel Stokes
1:00 Carlos Cedillo
2:00 Belly Dance: Lorien
2:30 Amazing Walter: Unlittering Campaign
3:00 Izzy Cox
4:00 Belly Dance: Jamie Lynn
4:30 Yesterday is Today Dance
5:00 Dead Things Don't Bleed
6:00 Fashion Circus
6:45 Amazing Walter: Unlittering Campaign
7:00 Gong on the Go
7:30 Sciborg & The Robopimps
8:30 Fire Spinners
9:30 Buggaboo
SATURDAY
Marc ...
Rosin up those bows, folks, because Llano Fiddle Fest Weekend is coming back to Llano April 1st through 3rd! The featured event will be the 39th Llano Open Fiddle Contest. This event has become one of the top fiddle contests in the state of Texas and will be held on Saturday, April 2nd at the historic LanTex Theater.
This school year the staff at Packsaddle Elementary has been reading The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon. In the mode of other best-selling business fables The Energy Bus, by Jon Gordon, takes readers on an enlightening and inspiring ride that reveals 10 secrets for approaching life and work with the kind of positive, forward thinking that leads to true accomplishment - at work and at home.
SAN SABA—The Jackets were again superb—and the girls did well, too, in a nearby story—in the Armadillo Track & Field Meet, March 3, at Mill Pond Park.
The boys’ medal collection probably out-weighed a bag-full of discs and puts and maybe a javelin or two, if such an instrument were present at Texas track gatherings.
“It’s nice to get wins,” said head coach Craig Slaughter, but, “our goal is to get more seconds, thirds, and fourths {for points},” in the events.
SAN SABA—Kaymon Lange made it two triumphant Thursdays in a row, March 3, with a first in the triple jump and a second in the long jump. Not too much to get upset about in the silver lining as her 16 foot, 7-and-a-half inch effort is now her personal record.
Her 33 foot, two-and-a-half in the triple is not a PR, but it did beat all comers in the Armadillo Meet.
“Kaymon gets after it,” said assistant coach, Zach Duncan.
JOHNSON CITY—The visit here for a tournament, March 4-5, turned out better than the opening game on the new diamond—more on that later.
The softball Jackets played the host school in the opener and lost 8-5. Sydney Hicks drove in two runs with a single, and Kendall Wenzel stroked a two-run homer.
Catcher Kamri Thompson threw out a runner going to third and another one attempting to steal second.
A no-hitter is a rarity, okay? Seven in the major leagues in close to 2,500 games in 2015. A triple play was even more shy: twice it happened in ’15. What are the odds for BOTH in the SAME DAY by the SAME team? 100,000-to-one? And Llano is that team!
Isn’t Hill Country Classic a proper name for the tournament, where the Jackets authored a pair of classics, Thursday, March 3.
LHS 18, Ingram 1
Drew Baker will be remembered as the first man to throw a no-hitter on the diamond celebrating its 1 ...
Varsity Cowgirl Track Results--San Saba Track Meet--Thursday, March 3rd
100m--K’lee Anders, 7th, 13.86; Corinne Perlichek, 8th, 14.01; Kirsten Allen, 13th, 14.70;
200m--Kylar Elliott, 6th, 29.94; K’lee Anders, 8th, 30.15;
400m--K’lee Anders, 5th, 69. 75; Kylar Elliott, 7th, 71.31;
800m--Shay Baker, 4th, 2:38. 57;
1600m--Shay Baker, 6th, 6:08.98;
100m Hurdles--Sandra Duarte, 3rd, 18.17; Kayla Harwell, 5th, 18.79;
300m Hurdles--Sandra Duarte, 3rd, 53.96; Kayla Harwell, 4th, 54.44; Madison O ...
Gail Coldiron, American Legion Auxiliary
The members of American Legion Fort Mason Post #285 & Ladies Auxiliary invite other veterans, friends and family, and the general public to join us on Thursday, March 10th, at the American Legion Post Hall, 237 Post Hill St., to celebrate The American Legion’s founding by members of the American Expeditionary Forces at its Paris Caucus in March, 1919.
The Community of Mason is sponsoring a blood drive Monday, March 28th, from 4-7:30 p.m. This drive will be held in the Bloodmobile outside the Mason County Library.
Make your convenient appointment to give blood at www.UnitedBloodServices.org or by calling the Wesley Nurse, Ann Scarth, at 325-347-5983. With each donation, donors receive a free total cholesterol test and earn points in United Blood Services’ Hero in Me rewards program.
Blood donation takes about an hour from check-in to refres ...
Make your plans to visit Mason the first weekend of April as we will once again have local artists and musicians lining the Historic Mason Square. On Saturday, April 2nd from 11-4 artists of all kinds will be displaying their paintings, photography, dichroic beaded jewelry, pearls, puppets, handmade batik silks, fiber art, woodworking and more.
Mason elementary and junior high school students will have artwork on display on behalf of their wonderful art teacher Deborah Horvath.
Velma Mae (Burgin) Denham left her earthly home on March 6, 2016; and is now dancing with her late husband, Joe G. Denham Jr. in heaven. She was born to Hillery M. and Lula J. Burgin on May 31, 1923 in Stringtown, Oklahoma. During her early childhood, she moved frequently, following her dad who worked in the oilfields of Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Thomas Ray Hutson passed away Wednesday, March 2, 2016 in Llano, Texas at the age of 58. He was born June 6, 1957 in Roswell, New Mexico to Ruby Marie (Smith) and Connie Ray Hutson. He married Karon Tidwell on September 9, 1977 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Thomas loved hunting, fishing, camping and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
Mildred Arlena Pelky passed away Thursday, March 3, 2016 in Temple, Texas at the age of 81. She was born November 16, 1934 in Turkey Bend, Texas to Eula (Hall) and Curtis Brown Parker. Mildred married Phillip H. Pelky July 24, 1953 in Las Vegas, Nevada. She moved to the area in 1981 from Southern California.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
In memory of James Epperson from Kenneth & Pat Brandenberger, Stanley & Kathy Keese, Jerry & Alberta Allred, Billy, Dianne & Sarah Hoy, The Craig Slaughter Family, Darrell & Johnilee Templeton, Patty Kuykendall & Family, Gary & Gale Parson, Frosty & Vicki Miller, Ken, Kynda & Peggy Jordan, Dexter & Jennabeth Sagebiel, Mary W.
Works by Bach, Vivaldi, Purcell, Biber and others will be presented Sunday, March 20, when modern and baroque trumpet performer Nathaniel Mayfield leads an ensemble during the sixth of eight 2015-2016 concert season programs hosted by the Fredericksburg Music Club (FMC).
Set for 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church, 1800 North Llano, with seating beginning on a first-come basis at 2:30 p.m., the trumpet concert with organ accompaniment is free although goodwill offe ...
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check to Mr. Jay Ward, Board member, in behalf of First Responders, a non-profit organization supporting families of First Responders who pledged their lives in the line of duty, thereby easing the stress of a financial burden.
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check for Abundant Love Ministry under the direction of Mr Russ Gillow, center; Mr John Hauser, Parish Council president stands at right.
Right up front let me say that in no way am I superstitious (knock-on-wood). I am the kind of person who believes in the practical side of life. One plus one equals two and that is the way I like to live my life. No common core math for me.
I don't like to propagate the idea that one place is more important than another.
What seed and starts can go into the ground now? Our temps are warming but our soil temps are still a little low for many seeds. You can plant a variety of Onion starts, Seed potatoes, English peas, Lettuce and Greens, Kale, Collards and Mustard. Beets, Broccoli and Brassica will germinate in 50 degree soil.
Cruz, Clinton emerge as winners in Texas primaries
AUSTIN — March 1 Super Tuesday election returns posted by the Texas Secretary of State’s Elections Division show 2.8 million (about 20 percent) of the state’s 14.2 million registered voters cast a ballot in the Republican Party Presidential Primary.
In the Democratic Party Presidential Primary, the statewide turnout was 1.4 million, or about 10 percent of the state’s registered voters.
U.S.
Dear Editor:
I would like to let the community know what a wonderful facility we have in the Llano Hospital. My 97-year-old mother received incredible care. She called the nurses her “angels”.
Dr. David monitored her so closely and called me at home to keep me informed about her condition. She told me she had better care here than any other hospital she had been to.
We certainly have heartfelt appreciation for Dr.
It is spring break already. This is a busy time of year. I wish you safe travels and lots of fun.
Today, March 9, the Lenten Lunch will be hosted by St. Martin’s Episcopal Church at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. Next week on March 16, River of Life will host the Lenten Lunch.
Art United Methodist Church will have a church soup and cornbread lunch on March 13.
Art United Methodist Church will have a spring work day on Saturday, March 19, from 9-12.
There will be a Maundy Thursday Service at ...
Works by Bach, Vivaldi, Purcell, Biber and others will be presented Sunday, March 20, when modern and baroque trumpet performer Nathaniel Mayfield leads an ensemble during the sixth of eight 2015-2016 concert season programs hosted by the Fredericksburg Music Club (FMC).
Set for 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church, 1800 North Llano, with seating beginning on a first-come basis at 2:30 p.m., the trumpet concert with organ accompaniment is free although goodwill offe ...
A no-hitter is a rarity, okay? Seven in the major leagues in close to 2,500 games in 2015. A triple play was even more shy: twice it happened in ’15. What are the odds for BOTH in the SAME DAY by the SAME team? 100,000-to-one? And Llano is that team!
Isn’t Hill Country Classic a proper name for the tournament, where the Jackets authored a pair of classics, Thursday, March 3.
LHS 18, Ingram 1
Drew Baker will be remembered as the first man to throw a no-hitter on the diamond celebrating its 1 ...
JOHNSON CITY—The visit here for a tournament, March 4-5, turned out better than the opening game on the new diamond—more on that later.
The softball Jackets played the host school in the opener and lost 8-5. Sydney Hicks drove in two runs with a single, and Kendall Wenzel stroked a two-run homer.
Catcher Kamri Thompson threw out a runner going to third and another one attempting to steal second.
SAN SABA—Kaymon Lange made it two triumphant Thursdays in a row, March 3, with a first in the triple jump and a second in the long jump. Not too much to get upset about in the silver lining as her 16 foot, 7-and-a-half inch effort is now her personal record.
Her 33 foot, two-and-a-half in the triple is not a PR, but it did beat all comers in the Armadillo Meet.
“Kaymon gets after it,” said assistant coach, Zach Duncan.
SAN SABA—The Jackets were again superb—and the girls did well, too, in a nearby story—in the Armadillo Track & Field Meet, March 3, at Mill Pond Park.
The boys’ medal collection probably out-weighed a bag-full of discs and puts and maybe a javelin or two, if such an instrument were present at Texas track gatherings.
“It’s nice to get wins,” said head coach Craig Slaughter, but, “our goal is to get more seconds, thirds, and fourths {for points},” in the events.
Inclusion on this list is not intended to be, and should not be, construed as an assessment of guilt or innocence.
February 29, 2016
Kody Charles Edward Sewell, 23, San Saba, Tx.; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence; FS; $5000 Bond; Not Released.
March 1, 2016
David Anthony Smith, 22, Horseshoe Bay; SRA Poss CS Pg 1 under 1G; SF; $15,000 Bond; Released.
Nicole Diane Gre ...
My crack research department, Pat, has sent me several stories lately that would each make pretty good columns, if I were the Huffington Post. Fortunately for you, I’m not the Huffington Post. That’s fortunate for me, too, because I’d hate to live in Huffington.
But I mention HuffPost because one of the stories Pat sent me, which was written by Lee Moran and published by HuffPost, was entitled ‘Cat Endures 8-Mile Ride Stuck In Car Bumper, Walks Away Like It’s NBD.’ For those of you ...
LCRA is ready for the next flood. Are you?
Lower Colorado River Authority
They call our region Flash Flood Alley for a reason.
Water here can rise quickly and cut off escape routes, tear homes from foundations, and rip up even the sturdiest of trees and send them barreling downstream.
Lake Travis rose more than 50 feet in a day during a 1952 flash flood, and just last year Central Texas experienced deadly flooding on Memorial Day, then again over Halloween.
We don’t see those kinds of floods often, but when we do, the damage can be ca ...
recalling llano county's history
No doubt when the young men from Llano County who traveled to Camp Terry near Austin in April, 1862 to enlist as soldiers in the 17th Texas Infantry, Co. E, under Captain Seth Mabry, the boys felt engagements in skirmishes and battles would soon follow once their training period was completed.
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check for Abundant Love Ministry under the direction of Mr Russ Gillow, center; Mr John Hauser, Parish Council president stands at right.
Rev. Melvin Dornak, pastor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, presents a $1,500 check to Mr. Jay Ward, Board member, in behalf of First Responders, a non-profit organization supporting families of First Responders who pledged their lives in the line of duty, thereby easing the stress of a financial burden.
Volunteers play a key role in keeping the City government close to the people it serves and provides ideas, feedback and suggestions and may serve as a sounding board for proposed policy. The City of Llano City Council depends on the input from residents serving on Boards, Commissions and Committees.
The 2nd annual Llano Earth Art Festival (LEAF) and Rock Stacking World Championship Competition will take place March 11-13, 2016 at Grenwelge Park in historic downtown Llano, Texas on the banks of the Llano River.
A celebration of the bridge between man and nature known as 'Earth Art", LEAF is a full weekend of amazing artistic performances centering on the use of natural, found materials along the river bed and surrounding area.
Rock balancers from across the U.S.
February 22 – February 26
WARRANTY DEEDS
(Buyer, Property, Seller)
Richard Ronnie Long; LBuddy Harlin, Shanda Harlin; Lts 171 & 172 Royal Oaks Etates U-3; Melvin Porter, Kathy Porter
Chris Parker, Calla Parker; Lt 1 Scott Avcres U-II; Micah Susman, Erin Mahoney
Vernon Thompson, Evelyn L. Thompson; Lt 712 & 713 Nob Hill; ARNS Inc
Alan Vassar, Angela Vassar; Lt 32 Fred Wood U-3; PMT NPL Financing
Jose Mario Alberto, Maria Guadalope; Unit 200 Bldg B The Oaks Condominium HSB; Vance W.
Cruz, Clinton emerge as winners in Texas primaries
AUSTIN — March 1 Super Tuesday election returns posted by the Texas Secretary of State’s Elections Division show 2.8 million (about 20 percent) of the state’s 14.2 million registered voters cast a ballot in the Republican Party Presidential Primary.
In the Democratic Party Presidential Primary, the statewide turnout was 1.4 million, or about 10 percent of the state’s registered voters.
U.S.
What seed and starts can go into the ground now? Our temps are warming but our soil temps are still a little low for many seeds. You can plant a variety of Onion starts, Seed potatoes, English peas, Lettuce and Greens, Kale, Collards and Mustard. Beets, Broccoli and Brassica will germinate in 50 degree soil.
Facebook is the No. 1 photo sharing application on the web, on average 350 million photos are uploaded daily, and currently has over 1.393 billion monthly active users. How does this translate to the Llano Chamber of Commerce? It is simple, the reach is literally all over the world, and it is free to use as often as wanted.
The Perfect Vacation
We have all done it, planned the perfect vacation, a trip to Italy, Venice, the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, home of the “Last Supper”. A little known, smaller version of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, a study, painted by da Vinci, is hanging in the church, but is crooked.
The City of Llano reports the Llano River Dam gates are closed and water level is rising. Please be careful around this area.
This school year the staff at Packsaddle Elementary has been reading The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon. In the mode of other best-selling business fables The Energy Bus, by Jon Gordon, takes readers on an enlightening and inspiring ride that reveals 10 secrets for approaching life and work with the kind of positive, forward thinking that leads to true accomplishment - at work and at home.
PLEASE NOTE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
FRIDAY
March 11th
(STAGE)
10:00 Jeffery Rector
11:00 Michael Garfield
12:00 Daniel Stokes
1:00 Carlos Cedillo
2:00 Belly Dance: Lorien
2:30 Amazing Walter: Unlittering Campaign
3:00 Izzy Cox
4:00 Belly Dance: Jamie Lynn
4:30 Yesterday is Today Dance
5:00 Dead Things Don't Bleed
6:00 Fashion Circus
6:45 Amazing Walter: Unlittering Campaign
7:00 Gong on the Go
7:30 Sciborg & The Robopimps
8:30 Fire Spinners
9:30 Buggaboo
SATURDAY
Marc ...
Rosin up those bows, folks, because Llano Fiddle Fest Weekend is coming back to Llano April 1st through 3rd! The featured event will be the 39th Llano Open Fiddle Contest. This event has become one of the top fiddle contests in the state of Texas and will be held on Saturday, April 2nd at the historic LanTex Theater.
