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Just N Time Pest and Lawn – Customized programs with no contracts
By Judith Shabram The actual meaning of the idiom “just in time” refers to completing something immediately before the...
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McDONALD’S RESTAURANTS ACROSS SOUTH & CENTRAL TEXAS TO HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR LOCAL 100 CLUBS ON APRIL 18 Funds will Benefit 9 Local 100 Club Chapters
HILL COUNTRY – On Friday, April 18, McDonald’s restaurants across South and Central Texas will hold a fundraiser to...
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Discover the Burnet Bluebonnet Festival – A Spring Tradition in Your Backyard!
If you’re from Burnet or the surrounding Hill Country but haven’t experienced the Burnet Bluebonnet Festival, you’re missing out...
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Ace Home Improvement and The Copper Kettle – Locally owned and deeply rooted in the community for thirty years
By JR Shabram Locally owned and deeply rooted in the community for thirty years and now the largest Ace...
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Camp Longhorn – A camp like no other on the shores of Inks Lake
By Judith Shabram The story of Camp Longhorn is the story of a “bigger than life” Texan named Julian...
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Cold Copper Cattle Co. LLC – Raising Texas Longhorns, the new luxury beef, on 300 acres in Burnet, Texas
By J Carol Richards The United States is the world’s largest beef consumer and the world’s largest beef producer....
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Reptilandia-Reptile Lagoon – Largest and most diverse presentation of reptiles and amphibians in the Hill Country
By J Carol Richards As a young boy growing up in New York, Quetzal Dwyer kept animals as a...
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The Albert Hotel Opens in Fredericksburg
The Albert Hotel, an eclectically refined Hill Country getaway, opened in Fredericksburg earlier this month. A true destination, the...
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Texas Hill Country Land, Your premier source in the majestic Texas Hill Country
Your premier source for working ranches, luxury estates, waterfront acreage, or recreational retreats in the majestic Texas Hill Country...
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Do You Know the Meaning of GTT Left on Abandoned Homes?
Do you know what the famous abbreviation G.T.T. means? In the 1800s, Gone To Texas was a phrase often...
