Gordon and Judy Chapin have spent more than 30 years trying to create and maintain wildlife habitats at their Gravel Hill Ranch. The couple's recent donation of a conservation easement gives them confidence those habitats will remain healthy. More...
The Lampasas City Council last Monday approved a preliminary plat for Diamond Ridge, Phase II, subject to annexation, variances on lot shape, and amendments on setbacks and patio home square footage. As conditions of the plat, the nine-acre development will be annexed into the city and rezoned fr... More...
Contractors for the Texas Department of Transportation are approaching the halfway mark for work on the new farm to market road being built in Lampasas County. On July 17, 2007, barricades were set, and work began on the new roadway that will replace County Road 3050. More...
Brena Lynn Beard of Lakeway and Adam Paul Arcediano of Austin exchanged wedding vows in a Dec. 1, 2007, ceremony at Emmaus Catholic Church in Lakeway. The Rev. James Harnan officiated the double-ring evening ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Jesse and Mary Anna Beard of Lometa. More...
I'd like to respond to Sheila Ringer's letter [Feb. 5 letters] concerning the cost of veterinary services. I am a semi-retired veterinarian. I have four degrees, all related to agriculture or veterinary medicine. I am also a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine, whi... More...
Larry Miller Randall, 67, of Lampasas died Feb. 16, 2008, at Rollins Brook Community Hospital. His body will be cremated. No services are planned at this time. Mr. Randall was born Nov. 7, 1940, in Quincy, Ill. He married June Senter in 1977. More...
Kempner Fire Department personnel battled a blaze Sunday at 8:38 a.m., with assistance from the Lampasas Fire Department. Officials note that four trailer houses were destroyed in the fire on County Road 4808 in East Lampasas County. The homes, unoccupied at the time, were being renovated. More...
The Lampasas High School girls' golf team finished ninth out of 21 teams during the Lampasas Girls Tournament at Hancock Park Golf Course on Thursday. Marble Falls won the tournament with a team-stroke total of 370. San Saba finished second at 378, and Llano placed third at 399. More...
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