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An eatery in Marble Falls known for its whimsical brew closes its doors. Find the story here: https://www.highlandernews.com/article/5251,restaurant-and-brew-pub-closes-in-marble-falls

Voting is LIVE!!!

Lack of rain prompted the decision to reinstate the ban on outdoor burning

A Burn Ban is now in effect for Burnet County.
(Effective February 10, 2026, at 10:30 am.)

Fire crews worked hard to finally s***f this blaze off 401

Marble Falls Area FD along with Burnet County ESD 9 - Spicewood Fire Rescue, Marble Falls Fire Rescue, Granite Shoals Fire Rescue, Round Mountain Volunteer Fire Department-Texas, Horseshoe Bay Fire Department, Burnet Co SO, Burnet County Pct 4, and Blanco County OEM on scene of a 75+acre property owner started prescribed burn that got out of control off of CR 403 in Burnet County. Forward progression has been stopped, Crews are still on scene monitoring the scene.

The park just off Mormon Mill is not finished yet, according to Marble Falls Parks and Recreation. Please avoid the area until it's done

🚧 Park Update 🚧

We’ve seen some early visitors at Mormon Mill Nature Park, and we want to clarify that the park is not officially open yet.

The project is still in its final close-out phase, including remaining items at the restroom and water facilities. Until those items are completed and the park is formally accepted, the site remains under contractor control and is not ready for public use.

We recognize that the park’s appearance has caused some understandable confusion, and we’re working to improve signage and communication while final items are wrapped up. We appreciate everyone’s patience and excitement.

We’ll be sure to announce when the park is officially open and ready to enjoy! We are very close!

Safety measures being taken at crash-prone intersection

Heads up, Marble Falls 🚦

New stop signs are being installed at the intersections of Avenue J with both 2nd Street and 3rd Street, turning both locations into four-way stops.

The new stop signs will include flashing lights, and pavement stop bars will be added at all approaches to improve visibility and safety. Installation will begin at 9 a.m. and is expected to be completed by the end of the day.

Please use caution in the area while crews are working and watch for new traffic patterns once installation is complete.