Texans are more likely to have a deer collision this year, according to State Farm claims data. The odds drivers will hit a deer in Texas are 1 out of 297; the national odds are 1 in 169. Texas ranked 39th in the nation in deer collision claims. State Farm estimates insurers will receive 52,000 deer collision claims in the Lone Star State in 2015.
November is the month drivers are most likely to collide with a deer; followed by October and December.
With the list needing maybe a third of a page, he’s one of the greatest football players to emerge from Llano High and the Hill Country.
The prosecution’s case won’t take long: Ken Gray was selected to play in seven Pro Bowls in the National Football League, 1958-’70. Injury limited his participation to six.
We won’t pursue a case—now—that he deserves to be in the NFL Hall of Fame, but he has been elected to the Texas Sports Hall of Fame; he’ll be inducted in February.
“It’s ...
BANDERA--The Llano High Jackets scored eight points in the first 17 seconds of the game, Friday night, and went on to beat Crystal City, 42-26, in the bi-district round of the Class 4A, Division II football playoffs.
Llano, which led 29-20 at half, never trailed.
The Jackets (4-7) will meet unbeaten Sinton in the area round, Friday, Nov.
This month, Llano Christian Academy announced the beginning of a campaign to raise funds for their new eight million dollar campus. The building project and capital campaign, which is being called Putting Down Roots, is a big step for the school and its students.
The new eight acre campus, which will be located on W.
On The 11th Hour of the 11th Day of the 11th Month...
Today is the day we honor Veterans of America’s wars, men and women that have served to protect the freedoms of this great country, soldiers who have voluntarily joined the armed forces of the United States of America.
Ervin Light, who served in the United States Air Force from June 19, 1961 until July 1, 1982, said, “I joined the Air Force for two reasons, One, our country and the freedom it stands for and two, we need to be ready to he ...
After working together for months to create new preliminary flood maps, officials from the city of Llano and Llano County, as well as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) now want to hear from the public.
Homeowners, renters and business owners in these three counties are encouraged to review the preliminary flood maps to understand where flood risks have been identified.
The Llano Library has partnered with Hill Country Memorial Hospital to bring another informative program to the Llano Community, this time on Joint Replacement through HCMH’s Restore program. At this program, Restore will give a step-by-step explanation of their program, including how to prepare yourself mentally and physically for surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Crader of San Antonio are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Crader to Forrest Hoerster, son of Dr. and Mrs. David Hoerster of Llano. Sandra is a 2010 graduate of John Marshall High School in San Antonio and earned her BAS degree from Texas A&M in 2014. She works as a nurse in Fredericksburg, Texas. Forrest graduated from Llano High School in 2010 and from Texas A&M in 2015 with a degree in Parks and Recreation. He is ...
Dear Editor,
How the City of Llano spends the money we pay into it sometimes looks quite unclear. Here are two city expenses that don’t look clear, but affect my small neighborhood:
(1) Council approved an agenda item to spend $58,000 to clear an alley. Before the vote, Councilman Todd Keller stated that was more money than the surrounding land is worth.
Dear Editor,
Despite what you have heard or may think, your Llano Hospital is open for business. Open for hospital admissions (for pneumonia, chest pain, infections, dehydration, etc.) just like we have always been. Open for colonoscopy (lower scopes). Open for EGD (upper scopes). Open for CT scans. Open for ultrasound.
