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Epicenter church opts to move after alleged shooting hoax
A church under scrutiny after a congregant allegedly faked a shooting incident has closed its doors. After several hours of discussion during its Oct.
11/06/2024 01:59 AM
Rifles, Racks
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11/06/2024 01:59 AM
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
Burnet at top of the list for fire rating status
The city of Burnet recently underwent a fire protection survey conducted by the Insurance Services Office (ISO), and I’m pleased to report that we have maintained our classification as a Public Protection Class 02/2X.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Groundwater official warns about lingering drought
The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District board recently decided to continue Stage 3 “severe drought” groundwater use conditions. Stage 3 groundwater recommendations will continue until further notice, the board decided during its Oct.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Sportsman’s banquet to benefit abused children
On Oct. 26, the 11th Annual Rifles, Racks and Deer Tracks 11th sportsman’s banquet will benefit the Hill Country Children’s Advocacy Center.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Early voting starts next week
According to this year’s election calendar, early voting opens Monday, Oct. 21; and Oct.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Backing the Blue
During Project 316, Bailey Rodgers, Jeremy Stewart, Tiffany Clark, Mike Ryan, Mia Meza (daughter of the late Burnet Police Officer Jose Meza), Jason Coates, Mariela Silva, and Carla Meadows held a blue-line Texas flag for their photo Saturday Oct. 5 at Haley Nelson Park. Find more photos on Page 5. Meagan McLellan/Luedecke Photography
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Sweep win for Lady Dawg volleyball
The Lady Dawg volleyball program opened second round district play last week with Tuesday night home games versus Marble Falls. Burnet swept their visiting opponent in straight-sets for all three matches. On Friday Burnet’s girls traveled to Salado and finished their week each 1-1 after all three dropped their games against the Lady Eagles.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
Burnet cross country advances to Regionals
On Tuesday of last week Burnet’s cross country teams traveled to Marble Falls to participate in the 24-4A District meet with tickets to regionals on the line. Burnet had several top performances and numerous runners set new personal best times in route to two teams advancing.
10/16/2024 02:31 AM
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
Homecoming victory for the Bulldogs, 57-14
It was homecoming for BHS Friday night, an evening of excitement that drew a near capacity crowd; a crowd that got more than their money’s worth. Ahost of BHS students were honored, from beaus to sweethearts, to the naming of the 2024 King and Queen themselves, Rhett Murry and Brooke Bowman.
10/09/2024 02:20 AM
Big button workshop coming to Burnet
10/08/2024 04:31 PM
Congregant charged in alleged church shooting hoax
10/07/2024 03:36 PM
Authorities probe report of 'shots fired' at Burnet church
10/07/2024 01:13 PM
Methodist Church Garage Sale
09/25/2024 12:11 PM
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
Hot meet at McNeil for Dust Dawgs
The soaring heat has only heightened the challenge Burnet’s cross country runners face each week. Last week, at the McNeil Invitational, temperatures rose quickly even though races were held before noon. The Bulldogs and Lady Dawgs work hard daily with conditioning for these scenarios. Head cross country coach, Kristi Jones, consistently reminds her athletes how important practice and hydration is, especially with the district races being just around the corner. In early October the runners could face a vast variation of weather so preparation is key.
09/25/2024 02:16 AM
Creating instructional environments to stay engaged
Superintendent BCISD As we settle into the new school year, I want to take a moment to share some exciting updates and important reminders with you. Instructional Emphasis Our district is committed to creating instructional environments that align with state standards while encouraging students to take ownership of their learning and stay engaged.
09/25/2024 02:16 AM
Attendees kick up their heels at fundraiser
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09/25/2024 02:16 AM
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
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