Despite rain, The Stars at Night event still a success

  • ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD At left, Steph Dodson from Bat Conservation International gives us a short presentation to Lampasas residents during Saturday’s event hosted by Friends of the Night Sky.
    ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD At left, Steph Dodson from Bat Conservation International gives us a short presentation to Lampasas residents during Saturday’s event hosted by Friends of the Night Sky.
  • ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD From left, Maureen Adams and Anjelicca Spruce from the Central Texas College Mayborn Science Theater provided insight to attendees on the state-of-the-art facility that re-creates the night sky.
    ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD From left, Maureen Adams and Anjelicca Spruce from the Central Texas College Mayborn Science Theater provided insight to attendees on the state-of-the-art facility that re-creates the night sky.
  • The old Lampasas Middle School cafeteria was filled with different educational vendors for The Stars at Night event on Saturday. ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD
    The old Lampasas Middle School cafeteria was filled with different educational vendors for The Stars at Night event on Saturday. ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD
  • ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD Fron left, Betty Secrest and sTerry Stracke from Friends of Inks Lake (FOIL) provided attendees with details on the Burnet-based state park.
    ADAM BARRIOS | DISPATCH RECORD Fron left, Betty Secrest and sTerry Stracke from Friends of Inks Lake (FOIL) provided attendees with details on the Burnet-based state park.

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