A ceremony to honor the late Texas Ranger Stan Guffey will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 21. Guffey was killed 30 years ago in the line of duty while rescuing a 2-year-old kidnapping victim in Horseshoe Bay.
The Texas Ranger Association Foundation, in conjunction with the Texas Department of Public Safety and the City of Horseshoe Bay, are hosting the ceremony.
Llano County Democrats celebrated Christmas together on Dec. 21 in Llano at the home of Linda Gammage. Along with fellowship and sharing food and spirits, club president Dick Maddern presented a gratitude plaque to the outgoing Democratic Party chair and welcomed this year’s annual scholarship winner (and her mother) to the celebration.
Shali Niemeyer has finished her first semester at Texas State University in San Marcos and is studying to be a teacher with a specialty in music education.
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An oath ceremony for incoming elected officials will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 30, at the Llano County Courthouse at 801 Ford Street in Llano.
Officials will be sworn in for the coming year at the ceremony.
Those who will be sworn in include: Allan Garrett, 33rd District Judge; Wiley “Sonny” McAfee, district attorney; Rebecca Lange, county attorney; Bill Blackburn, county sheriff; Kris Fogelberg, county tax assessor-collector; John Ables, county surveyor; Peter Jones, precinct 1 co ...
The Llano Recycling Opportunities is thankful for its new baler and appreciates everyone who donated to the effort, said Jerry Land of the LRO.
The LRO had been operating for months with just one baler after one of its two balers became unoperational earlier this year. With only one baler, operations greatly slowed, as did income coming into the center.
“With the $14,700, the new baler was purchased and it is a wonderful machine,” Land said.
Llooking back at Llano in 2016, the John L Kuykendall Event Center comes of age, Llano sees a new city manager, The Llano News becomes the city’s only newspaper, and a new librarian comes to the Llano County Library. Most of all, it was a year to remember in the Deer Capital of Texas.
The year got kicked off with a bang at the John L Kuykendall Event Center and Arena with new manager Ray Craig, and the City of Llano officially took over the facility.
BELTON — The dateline — the city mentioned a few words ago — isn’t totally a stretch. I did see Mary Hardin-Baylor beat Linfield College of Oregon, 27-10, here, November 26, in the second round of the Division III playoffs. That was en route to a national championship, and Llano’s Colton Center was part of the perfect-season ride.
“The first time I thought we could win the big one this year was the third game of the regular season when we ran over then third-ranked Linfield, 66-27.
Ray Dixon was named the lineman MVP for District 13-4A to headline several Llano selections.
Named to the first team were Mason Greenwood at running back, Brent Greenwood at linebacker, Dakoda Trull at offensive lineman, Ian Fletcher at linebacker and Tyler Gann at cornerback.
Named to the second team were: John Heflin-RB, Anthony Watson-WR, Hunter Roemer-DL, Blake Dillard-DE, Jaden Napolez-LB, Kyle Cooper-DB and Shane Flint-Special Teams.
Sting, the Llano High School mascot, and cheerleaders Megan Wootan and Alyssa Stennant posed for pictures with Llano Elementary School students during Family Reading Night on Dec. 8. The reading night and book fair helped LES raise funds for future books and events.
Marie Castruita is joined by staff, students and chamber board and staff for a ribbon cutting for her new business, Precious Moments Montessori Preschool, which is located at 1705 Wright Street in Llano. They are now taking applications for enrollment and can be reached at 830-998-7414.
