New Texas State Park reservation features bring opportunities for summer adventure

Find adventure with friends and family this summer at a Texas State Park. Two new features, now available on the Texas State Park Online Reservations webpage, make it easier than ever to plan spontaneous camping trips.

Parents on the front line of defense against cyberbullying

In the United States roughly one in five children has been a victim of cyberbullying. And with 95 percent of teens connected to the internet and 85 percent using social media, cyberbullying is an imminent threat.

National Grazing Lands Conference agenda takes shape

The National Grazing Lands Coalition has announced some speakers for its 8th National Grazing Lands Conference (8NGLC) at the Embassy Suites Kingston Resorts in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Dec. 6-9, 2021.

Anne's Musings

My older daughter, Ellen, gave me a wonderful Mother’s Day gift when she gave me an equally wonderful book, Becoming Duchess Goldblatt, A Memoir, by Anonymous, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2020.

Heritage Funeral Home of San Saba welcomes new Office Manager, Lucy Hernandez

Lucy Hernandez came on board with Heritage Funeral Home as their office manager about a month ago. She is single and lives in Lometa. Having always lived in Lometa, Lucy is very familiar with the San Saba area. In addition to her family in Lometa, she has family members in San Saba.

A new idea but an old concept – It's Nay Nay's Street Treats bringing good memories and cold treats to San Saba County!

Do you hear that old familiar sound coming down the street? You guessed it...it's the ice cream truck! Not just any ice cream truck, for that matter, it is Nay Nay's Street Treats! A dream several years in the making finally came to fruition in March of this year.

Multiple drug overdoses and 1 death in Llano County related to illegal Fentanyl

Llano County has experienced six (6) reported drug overdoses that have resulted in the death of one person and hospitalization of others within recent weeks.

Texas Game Wardens wrap up busy Memorial Day weekend statewide

The Memorial Day weekend proved extremely busy for Texas Game Wardens, despite severe weather including storms, downpours and flooded rivers in some areas. Boating incidents statewide surpassed last year’s Memorial Day weekend numbers in almost every category.