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COVID surge prompts change at LISD
From staff reports For the second consecutive week, Caldwell County has reported a sizable increase in positive COVID-19 tests according ... -
Iron Ox provides updates
From staff reports Indoor robotic farming business Iron Ox, a Silicon Valley company that expanded its operations to Lockhart last ... -
4-H kids show their mettle in Kerrville
By Elsie M. Lacy County Extension Agent While you were busy preparing for the holidays, our 4-H youth spent countless ... -
YEAR IN REVIEW: A long strange trip
The dawn of 2021 was just 12 months ago, but perhaps many folks feel like they’ve aged in dog years ... -
COVID cases on rise in past week
From staff reports While Caldwell County officials have not yet confirmed the presence of the Omicron variant in the area, ... -
County officials: No Omicron yet
From staff reports For national media outlets, concerns surrounding the Omicron variant of COVID-19 are dominating pandemic-related headlines as Christmas ... -
Lockhart parklet’s meter expires
From staff reports The Lockhart City Council voted at a special meeting to bid adieu to the temporary outdoor seating ... -
Primary filing deadline passes: Local races feature new and familiar faces
From staff reports The field for the 2022 Texas Primary Elections is set, with a flurry of candidates officially tossing ... -
Funding available for Uri damages
From staff reports Caldwell County homeowners whose homes suffered damages during Winter Storm Uri may qualify for repair funding made ... -
Crash survivor asks judge to get involved
From staff reports Accompanied by friends and members of San Marcos-area activist group Mano Amiga, the survivor of a Lockhart ...


















