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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Marble Falls, Texas, United States (Local)
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
The Llano County Commissioners Court is expected to hire a lawyer for the most recent...
By: Suzanne Freeman
Phase I of renovations to the second floor of The Falls on the Colorado Museum...
By: Suzanne Freeman
Ruthie Jo is a Jersey milk cow that lives on Zoe Kinnee’s Marble Falls ranch....
By: Suzanne Freeman
For one week in April, artists from across the country gather outdoors in Marble Falls...
Plans to upgrade the Joppa Bridge are back on track, according to Burnet County Precinct...
Micki Douglas (left), Janet Anderson, and Julie Griser in Douglas and Griser’s quilting room in Burnet. The three are in the Bluebonnet Quilt Club of Kingsland, which is looking for new members. Staff photo by Suzanne Freeman
PEC Board of Directors seats in districts 1, 6, and 7 are up for election. Voting starts May 21. Courtesy image
Drip irrigation systems now fall under the same drought restrictions as automated sprinkler systems for all firm water customers of the Lower Colorado River Authority. Highland Lakes cities that fall under the new restrictions, which go into effect on May 1, include Marble Falls, Granite Shoals, Burnet, Cottonwood Shores, Horseshoe Bay, and Sunrise Beach Village.
Property tax valuations in Burnet County rose by only 3.92 percent in 2024, compared to a 25 percent increase in each of the last two years. Llano County valuations are up by 20 percent. They rose by 12 percent in 2023 and 20 percent in 2022.
Most of what’s left of the 150-year-old Conrad Fuchs house in Horseshoe Bay will be...
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