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Texas Monthly bringing BBQ festival back in November
By Leesa Teale, LPR PublisherOn Tuesday, April 1, the Lockhart City Council held the first of their monthly meetings. Where ... -
Carl leaves lasting impression on Martindale
Above, Carlton Carl, former CEO and Publisher of the Texas Observer, reads one of the several newspapers he turned to ... -
Fur Ball, once again a blessing to local pets
Carol Stonesifer and Joe Carter enjoying Saturday’s Fur Ball. Photo by maplestreetpix.com LPR staff The Lockhart Fur Ball, heled Saturday ... -
KidFish in Lockhart
Saturday’s annual KidFish event at the Lockhart City Park pond had 230 kids register, as the edges of the pond ... -
LHS Athletic Director and Football Coach Moebes leaving Lions
By Kyle Mooty LPR Editor Lockhart High School’s Athletic Director and Head Football Coach for the past six seasons, Todd ... -
Grand Champion Steer
Jackie Woodworth and his Grand Champion Steer brought in $12,000 at the 2025 Caldwell County Junior Livestock Show. See more ... -
Hispanic Chamber Gala doles out awards, welcomes Col. Rosales home
By Kyle Mooty LPR Editor U.S. Army Col. Andrea Rosales, a military intelligence officer, graduated – as did her husband, ... -
Ready for the show
Lauren Wagoner and Lilly Dillon hold their rabbits at the Caldwell County Junior Livestock Show check-in Thursday evening. The Junior ... -
Arts & Craft closing after final Open Mic Saturday
By Kyle Mooty LPR Editor One of Lockhart’s most unique and entertaining venues, Lockhart Arts & Craft, will close after ... -
Walker among Lions to continue athletic aspirations at next level
By Kyle Mooty LPR Editor Rakaia Walker was a highly sought basketball recruit, garnering such attention as the Southeastern Conference’s ...
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