Llano ISD: Saving Lives One 5 Star Meal at a Time!!
The job task “Preparing and Serving food” is done daily with a greater purpose in mind here at Llano ISD because we know that our school meals play a critical role for our students:
• USDA research indicates that children who participate in School Lunch have superior nutritional intakes compared to those who do not participate.
• Students who eat Breakfast at school:
o Are more attentive
o Have improved math grades
o Improves students
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and the “Pink Out” pep rally at Llano Junior High was Thursday, Oct. 6.
The students at the Junior High decided to raise a little money by selling T-shirts and chances to “pie” a teacher in the face at the pep rally. They set a goal of $200 and then asked several businesses in town contribute matching funds.
The Llano County Commissioners approved a replat for a Kingsland RV park on Tuesday, about two months after it first appeared before the court.
The replat for Tucker Street RV Park was approved by a 4-1 vote, with Precinct 3 Commissioner Ron Wilson voting against it.
The motion originally appeared before the commissioners on Aug.
Most kids love to collect rocks when they’re young. Some of them, like Frank Rowell, never outgrow that fascination.
Rowell, the owner and operator of the Enchanted Rocks & Jewelry shop in Llano, said he has always loved rocks and that’s why he stopped being a machinist in his early twenties and went into the jewelry business.
Originally from New Hampshire, Rowell spent time in New Mexico and Colorado as a rock hound and eventually found his way to Llano in 2001 with his wife Patricia F ...
This weekend is time to welcome the Wild West to Llano. With locations scattered all over Llano, there is something for just about everyone. Vendors will start setting up on Friday evening around the square, along Oatman Street and at Grenwelge Park. There will be live entertainment on the Gazebo located at the Llano County Courthouse, and also at Grenwelge Park from 10 a.m.
More than 50 artists from all over the United States converged in Llano last weekend for the fourth annual Western Trappings art exhibit, which also included a juried show and live auction.
The weekend kicked off with the artist’s reception on Friday at the Llano Historical Museum. The reception was open to the public and provided local “trappings” enthusiasts the opportunity to meet the artists and purchase items that caught their fancy.
The Llano City Council tabled a possible closure and abandonment of an alley near Lyssy & Eckel Feeds at Monday’s regularly scheduled meeting.
Charles Eckel originally made the request in June for the city to close, abandon, vacate and convey a portion of an alleyway that is adjacent to Lyssy & Eckel.
Harold and Rhoda perform at Fuel Coffee House on Saturday night. It was a music weekend in Llano, Texas, with musical acts perfoming in several places.
Though administrators had hoped for a crowd, only a handful of eligible students showed up for the Llano High School voter registration event held last Friday.
LHS Assistant Principal Toby Fletcher joined forces with County Election Administrator Cindy Ware, to go beyond the legal requirements of just handing out voter registration cards to 17 and 18 year old students.
The 2016 Llano County Farm Bureau annual meeting was held Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the American Legion Hall in Llano. Over 150 members, board members and staff were on hand to enjoy a fried fish dinner and listen to Whitney Whitworth speak about Veterinary Feed Directive.
Board members Ron Duckworth and Gene Hall stepped down and were replaced by Joe Wells and Roland Rode.
