A recent discovery has been made in Lampasas County: a large land monster is said to inhabit an open field east of U.S. Highway 183. "My husband and I were fortunate to spot this monster on our way to Austin three days ago," said Naomi West. More...
The American Business Women's Association was founded Sept. 22, 1959, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and is still providing networking, leadership and educational opportunities to business women in local communities. More...
Colorado River CattleWomen and Storm's sponsored the annual Beef for Father's Day giveaway. More...
Heart Hospital of Austin and Championship Hearts Foundation will offer free heart screenings for student athletes ages 14 to 18 on Saturday from 8 a.m to noon at the hospital at 3801 N. Lamar Blvd. More...
In what began as a vision among children's Sunday School teachers in 1968, First Baptist Church preschool and kindergarten has been providing early education in Lampasas for more than 40 years. More...
John Bednarczyk has been chosen Region III Secondary Teacher of the Year for 2010. The 1986 Lampasas High School graduate earned a degree in 1992 from Texas Tech University. More...
Four hours of free school immunizations, entertainment and healthy snacks are available to all Central Texans on Sunday during the 21st annual KidFest Health & Safety Fair set from 1-5 p.m. at the Killeen Civic & Conference Center. More...
Central Texas Genealogical Society will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Waco McLennan County Library, 1717 Austin Ave., Waco. The program will feature Aaron Hohlt from the Fort Worth branch of the National Archives. More...
Lampasas County youths who recently attended the Texas Farm Bureau's 46th annual Youth Leadership Conference at Angelo State University included Jessica Jazdyk, Cory Carpenter, Kirby Kennedy, Jacqueline Hensley and Kylie Bradley. More...
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