Suzanne Freeman is a journalist based in Marble Falls, Texas. She writes for local publications such as the Marble Falls Picayune, Wiley, and The Highland Lakes Hill Country Picayune, covering a wide range of topics including local news, community events, history, and environmental issues.
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Suzanne Freeman's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, history, museums, natural disasters, charity, and education in Marble Falls and surrounding areas. She is particularly interested in government announcements and legal policy regulation at the local level.
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By: Suzanne Freeman
Plants affected by Horseshoe Bay chemical incident
Texas Radio Hall of Fame and San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame member Ed Chandler, 74, died in his Granite Shoals home on Monday, Oct. 28, 2024.
By: Suzanne Freeman
The shelves are almost bare at the Mission Outreach Food Pantry run by St. Frederick Baptist Church at 301 Avenue N in Marble Falls.
Both sides of the civil lawsuit Barbara Suzette Baker v Llano County et al. have presented settlement offers and are taking the case into mediation.
It’s time for Locals Love Us, the annual best of the Highland Lakes contest held...
By: Suzanne Freeman
Keeping the Old Granite School at 2001 Broadway in Marble Falls stable and functioning, whether...
By: Suzanne Freeman
All but a corner of the 150-year-old Conrad Fuchs house has been torn down, months...
The city of Horseshoe Bay’s historical committee installed an informational marker at the site of...
The Lower Colorado River Authority has proposed raising rates for downstream rice and turf farmers...
By: Suzanne Freeman
The Ghost of Christmas Past recently touched the hearts of three Burnet women who grew...
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