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Held bi-monthly, the Fourth Friday Artwalk came of age this past Friday night. With stores participating all around the Llano Courthouse Square, and the Oldies but Goodies Car Show and Social Club, Llano was hopping on this warm August evening. The idea of the Art Walk was dreamed up by Valerie and Marcus Hammons from Calamity & Grace, who thought “this happens in other towns, let’s do this in Llano.” Now, over a year old, and this being its second White Linen night, if Houston and Ne ...
Students from Llano Elementary School viewed the eclipse on Aug. 21
He is a young man who grew up in a football mecca and played for the team. He played college ball and had one of the most successful assistant-coaching streaks you could have. And yet, he learned more when the numbers were reversed. Matt Green is now Llano’s head football coach, and we’ve had hints about his football philosophy—especially on offense—but this report—mainly a one-man show—is more about his time, thoughts, and observations on triumph and punishment before arriving ...
More than 200 people made it to the Llano Visitor Center on Monday to view the solar eclipse.
Hunter Hampton is off to his first day of kindergarten last Wednesday at Llano Elementary School. Hunter is escorted by Burnet firefighters Travis Tschoerner (left) and James Schuetz (right). His parents are Lisa Hampton and late Burnet firefighter Daniel Hampton. See additional back-to-school photos in this week's edition of The Llano News.
Saturday night, inside the Lantex Theater, another round of magic was unfolding with a musical group from Houston. John, Paul, Ringo and George took the audience back in time to the 1960s. This was not the real Beatles band, but if you closed your eyes for a moment, and then opened them again, you would swear you were on the Ed Sullivan show watching the Beatles.
Llano ISD student James “Dakota” Wimberly scored a 100 percent on the math portion of the state’s STAAR exam administered to third graders in May. Dakota also mastered grade level for the reading portion of the test. Dakota is the son of proud parents, Stephen and Penny Wimberly. The family moved to the Llano district in 2015, and Dakota has attended Packsaddle Elementary.
Originally a scientist, the art of glass is now Sheri Zoch’s passion
You don’t have to be a scientist to create art from glass, but you can be. Llano’s Sheri Zoch, who has owned and operated The Glass Menagerie for about two and a half years, fell into the art of glass while searching for something to exercise the creative part of her brain. After taking about 15 classes in a variety of art mediums, from drawing to paper making to painting and more, Zoch took a class on glass. “I took that one (class) and it blew my mind,” she said. You might s ...
Perseverance for them and inspiration for us
KINGSLAND—I walked to the First Baptist Church from the Community Center, Saturday morning, August 5, just to kill some time. I was there to cover a soccer team from Haiti. I entered the church and saw the young players eating breakfast. They all looked normal to me, a bit on the handsome side and lean.
County-wide burn ban called off
The Llano County Commissioners set a proposed tax rate and budget at Monday’s regularly scheduled meeting. They also called off the county-wide burn ban. The commissioners unanimously approved a $0.30212 proposed tax rate per $100 valuation for Fiscal Year 2018 with a proposed budget of $15.3 million. The tax rate and budget are not final at this time.

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