2010-07-23 / Front Page

Springing forth



The fourth in the series of Vision Lampasas! murals is under way on the breezeway wall north of the new county office building on Pecan Street. Top photo: Volunteer Katherine Mezger uses the posters -- made by artist and committee member TJ Mabrey -- to match the paint colors as Mrs. Mezger fills in the Lampasas River grid. At right, Colleen Eckermann, chair of VL’s design committee, uses a grid to draw off the city limits of Lampasas after the flood. The 120x12-foot mural, titled “Water is Life,” is expected to be completed in several weeks’ time. It will feature a map of the Sulphur Creek watershed with important geographic and cultural sites along the waterway. Community members are invited to paint on the mural weekdays beginning at 6:30 p.m. PHOTOS BY LISA CARNLEY The fourth in the series of Vision Lampasas! murals is under way on the breezeway wall north of the new county office building on Pecan Street. Top photo: Volunteer Katherine Mezger uses the posters -- made by artist and committee member TJ Mabrey -- to match the paint colors as Mrs. Mezger fills in the Lampasas River grid. At right, Colleen Eckermann, chair of VL’s design committee, uses a grid to draw off the city limits of Lampasas after the flood. The 120x12-foot mural, titled “Water is Life,” is expected to be completed in several weeks’ time. It will feature a map of the Sulphur Creek watershed with important geographic and cultural sites along the waterway. Community members are invited to paint on the mural weekdays beginning at 6:30 p.m. PHOTOS BY LISA CARNLEY

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