By Lew K. Cohn
Managing Editor
Burnet Bulletin
Early voting in the Saturday, May 5, local elections has begun in Burnet and Llano counties and eligible voters will have extended hours to cast their early ballot both this week and next.
In Burnet County, early voting takes place at the... + continue reading
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This Sat., April 28, Lakes Area Health Mart and the Burnet County Sheriff's Office are recognizing the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day by offering their facilities as drop-off locations.
Citizens may bring in their old medications to either location to ensure they are properly and... + continue reading
By Richard Zowie
Burnet Bulletin
The Llano County Sheriff's Office said it could take months to get answers on skeletal remains found April 1 on a large ranch in the western section of the county.
Sheriff Bill Blackburn of Llano County said a family member of the ranch owner... + continue reading
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By Lew K. Cohn
Managing Editor
Burnet Bulletin
Early voting in the Saturday, May 5, local elections has begun in Burnet and Llano counties and eligible voters will have extended hours to cast their early ballot both this week and next.
In Burnet County, early voting takes place at the... + continue reading
Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet County representative Lynore Sanford and Head Start students take a break in the day's activities for a photo op with H-E-Buddy and Sub Dude during the campus' Highlighting Head Start event on Thurs., April 19.
By Savanna Gregg
Burnet Bulletin
Children need a level of care that ensures their development is on the right track. While their parents are at work, young children are often placed in the loving arms of the teachers at childcare centers, where they have the opportunity to build social,... + continue reading
Burnet Mayor Crista Goble Bromley is invited to “break ground” with Entegris administration at the company's groundbreaking ceremony on Tues., April 17. Pictured left to right: Bromley, Jim Giolitto, EM-Advanced Deposition Materials Vice President; Bertrand Loy, Entegris CEO; Stacey Moore, Burnet Director of Manufacturing/Operations; Mark Jones, Burnet Engineering Director II; Alfonso Varela, Senior Program Manager/Document Control.
By Savanna Gregg
Burnet Bulletin
Tues., April 17 was an exciting day for the employees and administration of the Burnet branch of Entegris, a global chemical manufacturing company. The facility, which has been a fixture of Burnet since 2001, celebrated a coming expansion at a groundbreaking... + continue reading
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Photo by Wayne Craig/Clear Memories
Burnet senior defensive back Tanner Abbott slides under a tipped ball for a Bulldog interception during Friday night’s district opener. The Bulldogs fell short to the visiting China Spring Cougars and will travel to Gatesville for game two of 13-4A play this Friday.
By Wayne Craig
Bulletin Sports
The score to last Friday’s district opener between Burnet and China Spring may appear to be a runaway at first sight, but... + continue reading
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Following his first powerlifting competition, just 16 months after suffering a fractured back, Jeremy Stewart shows off two first place medals he earned at the Annual Texas Police Games.
Burnet varsity 7 on 7 defender, Kaleb Alexander, tags down a Marble Falls receiver during recent league play games in Burnet. The Bulldogs are currently participating in league games on Monday’s in June at Georgetown High School and have one shot left to qualify for state coming on June 23 in Brownwood.
Burnet senior Lexey Parker takes a quick toss and tries to avoid having her flag pulled by juniors Savannah McHam and Marissa Escamilla. Parker did a nice job running the ball for the Seniors in their 26-13 victory over the Juniors last Wednesday.
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Mike Crumpler, of Burnet, and Ashley Knight, of Goomeri, Australia, pose with Knight's competition horse, Just Countin' Checks, owned by Cole Eslyn, on Crumpler's land in Burnet. Crumpler was chosen as a host for Knight for the two weeks she is in town promoting the cutting horse sport as an ambassador from the Australian Cutting Horse Group (ACHG).
By Savanna Gregg
Burnet Bulletin
For the past two weeks, Burnet has gotten a healthy dose of culture that may not be too different from its own, in the... + continue reading
Burnet Police Chief Paul Nelson reads “The Butter Battle Book” to Ms. Clark and Lastly's Kindergarten classes at Shady Grove Elementary on Fri., March 9. Nelson was one of many community members who volunteered to celebrate Dr. Seuss Week at Shady Grove Elementary from March 5 to March 9. “The Butter Battle Book” teaches readers that though some people are different from others, there is no reason everyone can't get along.
Mike Crumpler and his wife, Janie, display the trophy Mike received upon induction into the American Cutting Horse Association Hall of Fame in Dec. 2017.
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The Goble family attends the Bertram Centennial celebration in 1957. Among the children is Crista Goble Bromley. Today she is the mayor of Burnet whick will hold its annual Bluebonnet Festival next month.
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Burnet Mayor Crista Goble Bromley
One of my fondest memories is attending the Bertram Centennial as a little girl. The train... + continue reading
