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Portables headed to Lockhart ISD campuses
With campuses in Lockhart ISD operating at more than 90 percent capacity, the LISD Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously ... -
Iron Ox breaks ground in Lockhart
When you hear the phrase “robotics and AI-enabled farming,” it may make you picture a society of robots akin to ... -
Market Street co-owner talks heroes, food and future plans
Forget Troy Aikman, John Elway, Michael Jordan and Ken Griffey Jr.Market Street Café’s founder, head chef and co-owner Sutton Van ... -
Chisholm Trail Roundup is officially a go
After a one-year COVID-19-imposed hiatus, the Chisholm Trail Roundup — a summer festival that includes a rodeo, cook-off, three days ... -
Vaccine effort surges ahead, despite J&J setback
Tuesday brought with it a mixed bag of news regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.The state’s directive that providers pause all administration ... -
SPORTS BRIEFS: Herrera’s career to continue, Lady Lions keep rolling
The Lady Lions pushed their district record to 11-0 last week, taking down Crockett 16-1 at home.Just hours after senior ... -
Dry conditions, fires prompt burn ban
The burn ban in Caldwell County will remain on until at least April 27 after county commissioners unanimously voted on ... -
‘Best of Caldwell County’ contest returns
The Best of Caldwell County Reader’s Choice Awards have returned for 2021.The Lockhart Post-Register has adapted to social distancing norms ... -
SPORTS BRIEFS: Fletcher-Shoels punctuates Lions’ showing at district track meet
Starashia Fletcher-Shoels put on a show in front of her home crowd, capturing four gold medals in the District 17-5A ... -
One for the books: Bertha Martinez oversees Clark Library evolution
Lockhart Director of Library Services Bertha Martinez’s love for the Dr. Eugene Clark Library started years before her employment began ...