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Sewage plant endangers natural springs
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Price jumps $2M on 183 project
City Manager Vance Rodgers and Texas Department of Transportation engineer Roy Deale approached the council on Tuesday evening to give ... -
Early voting starts Monday in Constitutional election
Early voting begins on Monday for not only the Lockhart City Council but for several proposed amendments to the Texas ... -
Candidates hit the streets as election looms
Absentee voting begins on Oct. 21 for a joint state and local election. In Lockhart, the election may mean big ... -
Court eyes honoring Wright
By LPR Staff Editor/POST-REGISTER Last year, the Lockhart City Council chose to shed an extensive abbreviation as the name of ... -
LISD hears construction ideas
In an effort to hammer out those decisions, the Board appointed a citizen task force to analyze the 10 campuses ... -
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Landfill designed to protect water, Green Group says
The proposed 130 Landfill in northern Caldwell County will meet and, in many cases, exceed state and federal requirements to ... -
County enters agreement with City to pave roads
The request, spurred by a growing need within the City of Lockhart to pave certain streets, requires Lockhart to provide ... -
City nixes proposed factory
Although a report from the Planning and Zoning Commission suggested that the business, which processes and sells herbs and spices ...















