By SHELLY WILKISON Liberty Hill’s State Representative met with local business leaders last week, informing them of key legislation passed in 2013 that will help the state manage growth while staying fiscally responsible. State Rep. Marsha Farney, R-Georgetown, was the keynote speaker at a joint luncheon of the Liberty Hill Chamber of Commerce and Liberty [...]
Ancient City of Bethlehem comes alive in Burnet
December 2, 2013 By
By Dana Delgado BURNET — The unequivocally captivating, living and breathing recreated biblical community that is Main Street Bethlehem in Burnet opens its rustic gates for the 21st year the first Friday in December. Presented by the First Baptist Church of Burnet, the ancient city likeness of Christ’s birth comes to life for two consecutive [...]
Liberty Hill has new real estate partnership in Tudyk-Huggins
December 2, 2013 By
Their partnership made sense. Kelli Tudyk has 17 years of experience in the real estate business and Charlie Huggins, a native of Williamson County, knows the area extremely well. Huggins moved to the Liberty Hill area 12 years ago. Together, they represent Century 21 HSK & Associates of Georgetown in Liberty Hill. Tudyk and Huggins [...]
LHHS prepares for first soccer season
November 29, 2013 By
By TAYLOR GRAFFT Girl’s Head Soccer Coach Kelsey Quinn was not sure if she would have enough interest or girls to fill a roster for the soccer program’s first scrimmage. “Right now I have 47 girls,” said Coach Quinn. “It surpasses all my expectations. I thought I was going to be hurting for players. I’m [...]
Panthers end exciting season as District 8-3A, Bi-district champs
November 28, 2013 By
By TAYLOR GRAFFT BROWNWOOD — The Liberty Hill Fightin’ Panthers’ fantastic season, which included a 10-2 record, a District 8-3A Title and Bi-District Championship, ended Saturday after the Panthers fell to a very physical and tough Vernon Lions team. Liberty Hill fans braved somewhat hazardous road conditions and cold temperatures Saturday to cheer on the [...]
Runnin’ Panthers stomp Lehman
November 23, 2013 By
By TAYLOR GRAFFT The Liberty Hill Runnin’ Panthers basketball team came out strong in their first home game at the Panthers’ Den Tuesday. Freshman Zach Lord and senior captain Tristian Heidelberg each finished with 11 points. Three other players, Callen Mikulencak, Austin Boliek and Josh Sudekum, added nine points each. Heidelberg hit three three-pointers in [...]
Local artist recognized for ceramic excellence
November 23, 2013 By
By DANA DELGADO If there ever was to be an ambassador for that magical place in the North Pole, Ruth Ann Jackson-Perkins would be a shoo-in. Her heavenly spirit and boundless energy has figuratively enlightened the world by illuminating the lives of many by giving them hope, belief, and a chance to be engaged and [...]
Holiday giving helps local families
November 23, 2013 By
Students at Liberty Hill Junior High Food Drive collected more than 1,200 cans and non-perishable food items for Operation Liberty Hill this week. Sponsored by STRIVE classes, the annual Junior High food drive is a major contributor to the local food pantry. “There were so many donations on the first day, that one load has [...]
JV basketball teams split wins to start the season
November 23, 2013 By
By TAYLOR GRAFFT The Liberty Hill boys and girls Junior Varsity basketball teams split wins this week. The girls lost to Rouse 47-34 on Monday night. The girls were down 25-22 at halftime, but weren’t able to overcome the athleticism of the Rouse team in the second half. In the first quarter, the Lady Panthers [...]
Lady Panthers end spectacular season
November 23, 2013 By
By TAYLOR GRAFFT SNYDER — The Liberty Hill Varsity Volleyball team came up short last week against a talented Abilene Wylie team that had won State the year before. On Nov. 15, the Lady Panthers lost 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-23) to the Bulldogs to conclude their spectacular season in the Regional Semifinals in Snyder. “We [...]
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