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Chilly conditions usher in multitude of fallen leaves, mistletoe

Winter has arrived. Last week’s temperatures are convincing. 01/15/2025 03:31 AM

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Discovering natural oil options for tree health

This month’s to-do list ranges from smothering pests to sharpening tools. 1) Spray fruit trees with dormant oil, such as orange oil. 01/15/2025 03:31 AM

HAM radio group to join Winter Field Day

HAM radio group to join Winter Field Day

The Highland Lakes Amateur Radio Club (HLARC) has decided to participate in the 2025 Winter Field Day. Winter Field Day (WFD) is a communications exercise that is sponsored by the Winter Field Day Association. 01/15/2025 03:31 AM

Wayne Craig, From The Dawg House

Cottonbowl Kicks: Rangerettes Reunite

Despite facing the coldest temperatures to hit our area in nearly a year last weekend was full of fun and excitement for many. I know many were disappointed they didn’t get to have a couple of snow days but the much needed rain, albeit cold, was most definitely welcomed in our area. 01/15/2025 03:31 AM

Group seeks support to finish prison worship chapel

Group seeks support to finish prison worship chapel

Joseph’s Hammer continues to support work on a special addition to the Ellen Halbert Unit in Burnet at 800 Halbert Dr., near the Burnet Municipal Airport and U.S. 281 south. 12/04/2024 02:35 AM

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Chill weather rekindles the Christmas spirit

The cooler weather we experienced last week came just in time for the Thanksgiving holidays. It felt like summer was really over and it felt like the kind of weather we should be having for Thanksgiving. 12/04/2024 02:35 AM

Creekfall subdivision to see 115 new homes

Creekfall subdivision to see 115 new homes

At a recent meeting, the Burnet City Council approved a Developer Participation Agreement with Meritage Homes of Texas, LLC, to extend water and sewer infrastructure for the upcoming Creekfall Subdivision Phase Three. 12/04/2024 02:35 AM

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School choice push on tap for legislative session

With the general election over, Texans are now looking ahead to the upcoming legislative session beginning in January. 11/13/2024 02:09 AM

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Local talent inspires at coffee shop venue in Bertram

Open Mic Night at Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop continues to grow each month. Held on the second Saturday at 7:00 p.m., this month’s event brought out several new people who shared music and poetry, in addition to many of the monthly performers. 11/13/2024 02:09 AM

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This is why I believe ‘school choice’ is a bad idea

Guest Editorial “In theory, there is no difference between practice and theory. In practice, there is.” – quote widely attributed to Yogi Berra School’s choice (aka vouchers/ESAs) is proposed as a state-managed program which has been repeatedly shown in other states to: bust state budgets, fund discrimination against students and families, fail to improve student outcomes, and undermine funding and resources for the public schools. 11/13/2024 02:09 AM

Veterans Day holds special meaning, historic significance

Veterans Day holds special meaning, historic significance

On Monday, Nov. 11 we celebrate Veterans Day. 11/06/2024 01:59 AM

Bertram Police Chief Dewayne Kyle shared a Dr. Seuss story with the children at the library. Contributed photos/Betty Predmore

Lawmen bond with tots during reading of classic stories

Dr. Seuss was on the loose at the Bertram Library this past week. 10/16/2024 02:31 AM

‘The Texan’ saw American Gothic by Grant Wood during his recent visit to the Chicago Art Institute. Photos by Raymond V. Whelan/Bulletin

Nothing like Chicago, Texas! Standing atop Big Shoulders in The City That Works

Editor’s Note: This column is the first of a twopart series. Recently, the Texan told himself, “I have always wanted to see Chicago, Illinois.” Seconds later, he said, “Yes, I will go to Chicago.” Thus, last month, for the first time, the Texan ventures into Chicago, also known as the City of the Big Shoulders, The City That Works, Paris on the Prairie, the Windy City. 10/09/2024 02:20 AM

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Cooler October temperatures welcome gardeners back

October is an excellent time to prepare your garden for the cooler months ahead. Here are some essential “to do” for your vegetable, herb, and flower gardens: Vegetable Gardens: plant cool-season crops: broccoli, cauliflower, kale, spinach, carrots, radishes, and lettuce. Continue to harvest fall crops: tomatoes, peppers, okra, and squash. Remove spent summer crops to prevent disease and pests. 09/25/2024 02:16 AM

Footprints to offer faith-founded grief ministry for children

Footprints to offer faith-founded grief ministry for children

Footprints is a free eight-week peer support group for children between the ages of 6-15 years who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The first session is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 09/25/2024 02:16 AM

County sets waste collection event

County sets waste collection event

A well-oiled event will offer Burnet County residents a chance to dispose of hazardous items to help keep the water table clean and safe. Burnet County Reuse and Recycle Center has scheduled a collection event to recycle household waste for Saturday, Oct. 09/25/2024 02:16 AM

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Ready, set, green

From the Dawg House If you haven’t done so already it’s really time to break out your green and support all the Bulldogs and Lady Dawgs you can. The next two weeks will have Burnet’s varsity football at home after three-straight weeks on the road. 09/25/2024 02:16 AM

Denim and Diamonds gala to raise 4-H, FFA funds

Denim and Diamonds gala to raise 4-H, FFA funds

The second annual Denim and Diamonds Fundraising Gala to support 4-H and FFA youth will be Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Cadillac Dance Hall, 1375 FM 1855 in Marble Falls. 09/18/2024 03:12 AM

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Roadway rehabilitation project to target 45 miles in Burnet

“On the Road Again” is a song written and recorded by Willie Nelson, but I probably didn’t need to tell you that. In fact, most people probably instantly had the tune come to mind when they read the song title. Maintaining city roads is a vital part of upkeeping the city of Burnet’s infrastructure and allowing residents to be on the road again. 09/18/2024 03:12 AM

Footprints to offer faithfounded grief ministry for children

Footprints to offer faithfounded grief ministry for children

Footprints is a free eight-week peer support group for children between the ages of 6-15 years who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The first session is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 09/18/2024 03:12 AM

Education Foundation to launch fall campaign

Education Foundation to launch fall campaign

The Education Foundation Board of Directors is excited to announce the official kickoff of its annual campaign at the Burnet CISD Homecoming game on October 4, 2024. The event will mark the beginning of a significant initiative to fund innovative teaching grants and academic achievement for Burnet CISD schools. 09/11/2024 01:23 AM

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