Application has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Beer/Wine Permit by Fat Boy Burgers, D/B/A as Fat Boys Burgers, to be located at
104 N US Hwy 281 Johnson City, Blanco County, Texas. Owner of said company is Rayette Bible.
Pedernales Electric Cooperative is inviting members to a forum to learn more about this year’s PEC Board of Directors candidates. The forum will be held Thursday, April 21, at 5:30 p.m. at PEC headquarters, 201 S. Ave. F in Johnson City.
PEC plans to announce the official slate of candidates running for the Co-op’s Board on April 18.
The Johnson City ISD is asking parents with children preparing for Kindergarten to attend the Kindergarten Round-Up on Wednesday, April 20 from 4:30-6:00 pm at the LBJ Elementary School.
The school staff will conduct a brief, informal assessment regarding your child’s current skill level with the following items: letter and sound identification, counting, shapes and colors.
The Johnson City track team did something that had not been done since the Nixon administration, the Eagles won the Track District Championship.
The Eagles took a 2 point lead into the final race and ran a mile relay race that will be remembered for a long time. Morgan Lindsey and Sylvester Quinonez ran the first 2 legs and kept the race very close, then Brett Harris took the baton and ran an amazing leg giving the Eagles the lead.
Blanco County Master Gardeners will present their annual plant sale on Saturday, April 30 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Memorial Park in Johnson City. The park is located at the corner of US 290 and Avenue G.
Plant Sale Chair Becky Copeland said, “This year’s sale is a great opportunity for gardeners to add plants and interest to their gardens and landscapes.
The regular monthly officers & Board business meeting of North Blanco County Emergency Medical Services (NBCEMS) was held on Monday at the EMS station. All officers were present. After business was concluded, April birthdays were celebrated with cake & ice cream.
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Dee Dee McKinnis & Michael Flores explored the Magnolia Market Silos for “The Fixer Upper” TV show in Waco on Saturday.
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Dyana Herrera & nephew Kristopher Ulrich enjoyed breakfast at Mahaley’s Café in ...
The Board of Directors of Pedernales Soil and Water Conservation District are proud to continue their long-standing tradition of hosting the Annual Soil Stewardship Breakfast in honor of Soil Stewardship Week (April 24-May 1). This year’s theme, “We All Need Trees,” reminds us that trees and forests are critical to providing clean air and water, healthy soil, abundant wildlife habitat and valuable products we use every day.
This Saturday April 16th the Pleasant Valley - Rocky Creek Community Club will be hosting the second annual Archer's Cup archery contest. Archers will begin shooting at 7AM and can arrive anytime before 1PM.
Prize money includes $500 for the course champion and $500 for the distance bullseye. Entry fee is $20 and shooters can enter up to 3 times logging their best score.
Supreme Court rules in ‘one person, one vote’ case
AUSTIN — On a unanimous vote of 8-0, the U.S. Supreme Court on April 4 affirmed that states may continue to draw legislative districts based on total population.
In the Texas case, Evenwel v. Abbott, the question presented to the high court on appeal from the U.S.
April 16 from 10am to 3pm
The Hill Country Science Mill, a regional science center in Johnson City, TX, will host a special “Call of the Wild” Nature Day on April 16. The Highland Lakes Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist will be at the Science Mill from 10am to 3pm with special hands-on science activities for all ages.
Visitors can get an up-close look at birds’ nests and make their own, learn how insects communicate, check out different types of animal camouflage, id ...
