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Filing opens in City Council election
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Three seats are up for grabs on the Lockhart City Council this fall. Earlier this ... -
Enforcement increases to match river traffic
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER At the halfway point of the summer tubing season, the San Marcos River remains a prime ... -
Swap screens for swings this summer
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER It’s a rare, fine day the Internet is not trending with a joke, comic or video ... -
Council stalemate stalls new retail project
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Despite the unanimous recommendations of the council-appointed Planning and Zoning Commission, the Lockhart City Council ... -
Wildfires increase, threaten life and property
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER While the industry standard calls the danger “moderate,” practical experience says something different. The Keetch ... -
Families press White House for balloon oversight
Survivors of 2016 Maxwell tragedy petition for new rules for pilots By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER While many families ... -
Judge presses to leave landfill suit
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Caldwell County Judge Kenneth Schawe pushed his peers this week to leave the Contested Case ... -
Council deals blow to local family’s business
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Shadows of a business that shuttered more than two years ago loomed large over the ... -
Barbecue patriarch grew more than business
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Texas barbecue has become the “thing of the moment,” largely due to Lockhart’s success in ... -
River bill passes Senate, dies in House
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Once again this session, San Marcos River stakeholders will see no help at the Legislative ...
















