Grant Cole, a 37-year-old Johnson City man, was found guilty of the enhanced first degree felony offense of Manufacture/Delivery of Methamphetamine, 4 grams or more, but less than 200 grams on Wednesday, October 23, 2023. Judge Evan Stubbs of the 424th Judicial District Court accepted Cole’s plea of “Guilty” and then sentenced Cole to 50 years in prison after hearing punishment evidence from the State and Defense.
On November 13, 2023, the Texas Silver-Haired Legislative members received their liaison assignments for the 2024-25 Biennium. Each elected official serving in the 2021-23 Biennium has been ascribed a representative from TSHL for the purpose of developing a relationship and communication system to identify needs of aging Texans. Dr. Sherry Hubbard, TSHL Speaker, envisioned the program to involve members in personal contacts with Legislators as they write, debate, and seek to pass legislation ...
Hello, my name is Lisa Simpson, and I am running for Llano County Justice of the Peace Precinct 4. I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the public. I have been married to my husband Lawton Simpson for 38 years and we have 5 adult sons and 10 Grandchildren.
I have been employed with the Llano Central Appraisal district for nearly 14 years.
The Llano Volunteer Fire Department was among the agencies that responded to the Mason County Courthouse blaze last week.
The Mason Volunteer Fire Department was in command at the scene of the devastating fire on the night of Feb. 4, but the small department had help from other volunteer firefighters from other parts of Mason County and surrounding counties like Llano.
“Llano VFD provided mutual aid equipment and manpower at the direction of Mason VFD,” said Mark Bak, Llano VFD public ...
It’s not yet known what the Lower Colorado River Authority will decide regarding a proposed sand plant along a piece of the shoreline of Lake LBJ, but an attorney who has been hired by a group of nearby residents who are against the operation said he is ready to fight every permit filed by Collier Materials, Inc., on the Kingsland Sand & Gravel Plant.
“Our hope is that the LCRA will listen to residents and reject the permit; but if that doesn’t happen, we’ll appeal the process,” s ...
As the deadline to submit comments or requests for a public hearing draws near, the Lower Colorado River Authority has seen residents expressing their concerns about a proposed sand mining plant along the Llano River arm of Lake LBJ.
Folks have until tomorrow, Feb. 4, to submit comments or protests regarding the Kingsland Sand & Gravel Plant; the deadline to request a public hearing is Monday Feb.
On Monday, January 25, 2021, the Llano Chamber of Commerce began visiting schools and businesses via the Llano Chamber Surprise Patrol, to deliver the Chamber’s annual community awards. The awards, normally given during the Annual Chamber banquet, were instead given “Publisher’s Clearing House” style, because of COVID-19.
Llano Executive Director Briley Mitchell said, “It was a challenge to keep everything under wraps and not let anyone know who won before the announcement.
The City will be renewing a five year contract with our current solid waste services provider, Waste Connection Lone Star, Inc.
Let’s review some important points about the service.
Roll outs should be placed within 5 feet of the curb before 7 am on collection day. All household garbage should be bagged and tied.
Up to 3 extra bags are allowed placed next to the roll out.
Back door service is available for handicapped residents with prior written notice.
Tommi Myers began her career 22 years ago with the Llano County Library, May 20, 1999, and on Friday she said farewell and is looking forward to retirement with her husband. She was wished a happy retirement by members of the Friends od the Llano Library, from left, Diane Thompson, Judy Waddell, Tommi Myers, Gail Williams, Tina Castelan, Carol Doyle, and Robert Thompson.
L-R: Llano City Manager Scott Edmonson, Frank Rowell, Chris Slade, Congressman August Pfluger, Llano Main Street Manager Tony Guidroz, Steve Roberts and Walt Zoch at the recently painted Caboose located in the Rail Yard District. Local officials are asking Capital Metro to restore the tracks that were washed out in the 2018 flood.
