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Rodeo action thrills audiences at Burnet County arena
Cat Man Do bucked out of the chute with rider Tristen Griffin at the Burnet County Rodeo.
05/14/2025 03:57 AM
Spring is sweet in Bertram with flowers and treats
Bertram’s Prairie Flower Garden Club hosted its annual Plant & Bake Sale this past Friday at the Bertram Community Center. They had a great crowd of plant lovers who shopped the wide assortment of indoor and outdoor plants.
05/14/2025 03:57 AM
Founding families honored on Oakalla Old Home Day
Oakalla Librarian Tricia Pratt invites everyone to learn about the history of Oakalla and its founding families. The library will be celebrating Oakalla’s Old Home Day on Saturday, May 17, with a wide variety of activities.
05/14/2025 03:57 AM
William Thomas Smith, Jr.
November 19, 1940 —May 4, 2025 William Thomas Smith, Jr. (aka W.T., “Wild Thing,” and Bill to some) was born November 19, 1940 to Opal and William Thomas Smith, Sr.
05/14/2025 03:57 AM
Recognizing those who keep Burnet running
This week, May 4-10, 2025, is Public Service Recognition Week, and it’s a great time to show our appreciation for the incredible people who keep Burnet running every day. Whether it’s public safety, utilities, streets, parks, or any other department, our city staff works hard, often behind the scenes, to make Burnet a great place to live and work.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Burnet school lockdown threat unfounded
Burnet Consolidated Independent School District officials confirm Burnet Middle School faculty and students went into lockdown at 1:16 p.m. May 5, after the school received a message that caused concern.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
All Burnet incumbents win council re-election
Burnet voters re-elected four incumbents for another city council term during the recent general election, according to Burnet County Elections Administration. The May 3 election offered three candidates for mayor and four candidates for council seats.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Cumulative election report for Burnet County
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05/07/2025 03:47 AM
BCISD welcomes two new principals
The Burnet CISD Board of Trustees met early Thursday morning to confirm leaders for both Shady Grove Elementary and Burnet Middle School for the 2025-2026 school year. Shady Grove Virginia “Ginger” Kassell was confirmed to lead Shady Grove Elementary.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Former sheriff, career lawman passes away
Area peace officers and supporters are sharing their condolences, following the death of a former Burnet County sheriff and longtime lawman. Officials announced May 5, that William T.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
LCRA will hear comments on quarry
The Lower Colorado River Authority is expanding the ways members of the public can share feedback on a proposed aggregate processing plant and quarry near Inks Lake. In addition to providing comments online or by mail, members of the public are welcome to share their comments in person between 8 and 11 a.m.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Storm season rears its head in Burnet
Just as residents began picking up the pieces from a storm May 1, torrential rain swept through Burnet County May 5 and 6, dumping several inches onto the area. Despite the recent thunderstorm, the bulk of reported damage came from the early weather event, officials described.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Brief
Quarry Feedback LCRA invites public feedback on a proposed aggregate processing plant and quarry near Inks Lake at a meeting for Tuesday, May 13. In addition to providing comments online or by mail, members of the public may share their comments in person between 8 and 11 a.m.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Bulldogs come back to Lorena for bi-district title
The Burnet High School baseball team defeated Lorena 2-1 in a best-of-three bi-district series in the Class 4A Division II playoffs May 2-3. Next up is La Grange in a best-of-three area series in Hutto in the Class 4A Division II playoffs.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Long-time coach set to retire, replacement tapped
Burnet Consolidated Independent School District announced a head coaching change for boys basketball. Long-time head coach Roy Kiser, who has spent more than two decades with the Bulldogs, is retiring.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Burnet firefighters train for emergencies with UTVs
The Burnet Fire Department hosted a UTV Safety Training with TEEX for Emergency Response Readiness. The UTV driver safety course was in partnership with the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Bulldog runner fulfills goals, leaves a legacy
From the beginning of this year, Burnet High School senior middle-distance runner Victor Aviles’ goals were to win three Class 4A State Championships this spring. So when the meet happened May 1 at Mike Myers Stadium on the University at Austin campus, Aviles won two and finished the third race with a silver medal.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Local birders to flock to the ‘Big Sit’
Friends of Inks Lake State Park (FOIL) and the Highland Lakes Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists participated in the Birding Classic May 3 at the Wildlife Viewing Station (bird blind) at Inks Lake State Park.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Water zone committee to meet Thursday, May 22
Recently, the Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (CTGCD) hired water law attorney Sarah Faust to facilitate special volunteer committee meetings to deliberate the potential establishment of a Northeast Burnet County Groundwater Management Zone.
05/07/2025 03:47 AM
Wags to riches raises $170K, saves animals
The Hill Country Humane Society hosted its 2025 Wags to Riches Gala on Saturday night, April 26, welcoming more than 400 guests for an evening of inspiration, community, and fun – all in support of local animals in need.
04/30/2025 03:40 AM
Drought restrictions stuck at Stage 4
The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (CTGCD) board decided to maintain Stage 4 critical drought restrictions. “Obviously, because of the lack of rain fall,” CTGCD District Manager Mitchell Sodek told the board during the April 21 meeting.
04/30/2025 03:40 AM
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