Saturday, January 28, 2012
Horseshoe Bay Beacon :
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Renditions of how the new Ferguson Replacement Project will look have been released by Senator Troy Fraser (R-Horseshoe Bay) in conjunction with the Llano Colorado River Authority (LCRA). The computer-generated illustration were created by Fluor Corporation, the project contractor, to demonstrate what the new plant will look like in relation to the existing plant. This spring, large versions of the designs will be available for the public to view during open houses hosted by LCRA in H ...
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Taking to the skies is part of who Alan Crawford is. He has been flying for the past 45 years, starting when he was just a ‘youngster’, he served in the Texas Air National Guard following college and spent ten years in the 181st TAW as an instructor and check pilot.
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How well do you know Horseshoe Bay? Moe Docherty, owner of HSB’s newest restaurant, Hole in 1 Sports Bar and Grill wants to find out. “We are having our grand opening on Super Bowl day, February 5, said Docherty, and we wanted to add something special and fun for our patrons.” To that end, Docherty, came up with the First Annual Horseshoe Bay Charity Treasure Hunt. “The hunt begins at 2:00 PM, hours before the Super Bowl and I promise no o ...
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MARBLE FALLS—One of the most successful coaches in Texas high school football history is taking over a program that has run a losing race with success for close to 15 years. Todd Dodge is the new head coach of the Marble Falls Mustangs. The former UT quarterback (1982-85) won four state championships at Southlake Carroll (Metroplex), 2002-2006.
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By Heather Wagner At the Monday Commissioner’s Court meeting, two items on the agenda were rejected following tense negotiations. The first, a request to ratify an application that had been sent to Homeland Security for a grant for FY 2012, estimated to be $74,020 if awarded and with no local match to the county, died for lack of a majority vote. The grant, had it been awarded, was to go to the purchase of software that would enhance communication for offic ...
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