MARBLE FALLS

Our guide to this tranquil, often overlooked slice of the Hill Country.

Our guide to this tranquil, often overlooked slice of the Hill Country.

Mom-and-pop businesses anchor this small town in the Rolling Plains

It’s about to look a lot more festive in Marble Falls as the 31st season of the Walkway of Lights returns Nov. 19.

Corn mazes are a family-friendly fall tradition and there are seven located in San Antonio and the surrounding areas that you can visit.

For the second time this school year, an elementary school in Marble Falls will close in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

A high amount of COVID-19 cases at an elementary school in Marble Falls resulted in the campus’ closure for the rest of the week.

There are two main groups within Texas’ unvaccinated population: white conservatives in rural areas, and Hispanic and Black people in big cities.

San Marcos Volleyball is scheduled to play in 12 home matches, nine road games and three tournaments in the 2021 season. The Lady Rattlers will play in a few tune-up matches on Aug.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] Sports San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

The falls were later submerged in 1951 due to the completion of the Max Starcke Dam

Kid-friendly, socially distanced, and just a darn good way to spend a Saturday, the state's berry farms are open for visitors.

Marble Falls, TEXAS – Let the days of cold snowy weather be gone and bring in the much warmer temperatures of spring. What better way to enjoy that warmer weather than heading to Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls to check out their tulips. According to Sweet Berry Farm’s Facebook page, their tulip season began Thursday. Sweet Berry Farm is also gearing up for strawberry season and guests can soon go pick strawberries. The farm is open Thursday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.

MARBLE FALLS, Texas – It’s about to look a lot more festive in Marble Falls as the 30th season of the Walkway of Lights returns Nov. 20. The holiday celebration will run until Jan. 3, 2021 at Lakeside Park and includes more than two million lights covering over 350 sculptures illuminating Lakeside Park. “This annual holiday spectacle symbolizes the continuous joint effort between the city’s community, Chamber of Commerce, local non-profits and volunteers who continue to make this event a success, year over year,” said Executive Director of Marble Falls Visitors Bureau Jarrod Metzgar. Ice skating at Lakeside Park will also be available. The Walkway of Lights, which will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. daily, will be closed in cases of bad weather.