NEW STORES AND GROWTH BOOST SALES TAX COLLECTION IN MARBLE FALLS (DAILYTRIB.COM, 12-8-2016)
MARBLE FALLS — When 23-year-old Becca McCrocklin arrived home from college, she resettled into quite a different town with more retail outlets and eateries than when she first left.
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM SEEKS TO INCLUDE INDUSTRIAL TRADES WITH EDC ASSISTANCE (DAILYTRIB.COM, 9-19-2016)
MARBLE FALLS — A job-training program offering free tuition has proposed expanding to include trades such as plumbing and electrical with potential seed money from the state and the Marble Falls Economic Development Corp., officials said.
EDC RELEASES $6.2 MIL TO HOTEL PROJECT (THE HIGHLANDER, 8-9-2016)
The Marble Falls Economic Development Board of directors on Wednesday, Aug. 3, committed $6.2 million to the $25.3 million waterfront hotel conference center agreement with Novak Cobalt Partners, LLC.
GREGG RANCH EXPECTED TO ADD 700 HOMES IN MARBLE FALLS AREA(DAILYTRIB.COM, 7-5-2016)
MARBLE FALLS — When the first homes in the Gregg Ranch development are ready in late 2017, it will fill a need local leaders have been eyeing for some time.
MARBLE FALLS EDC HIRES DOCKERY FOR NEWLY CREATED POST(DAILYTRIB.COM, 10-8-2015)
After narrowing down a list of 52 applicants, Marble Falls Economic Development Corp. officials chose Midge Dockery, a longtime nonprofit funding director, for a newly created business development coordinator position Oct. 7.
MARBLE FALLS EYES GROWTH, AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR FUTURE(DAILYTRIB.COM, 6-10-2015)
City leaders believe they must strike a balance between the needs of aging infrastructure within the community and investing in future growth and development, according to discussions during a city planning retreat June 9.
SAVE THE WORLD RELEASING FIRST BEER IN MIDST OF CITY’S ALCOHOL OPTION ELECTION (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 5-1-2014)
A budding craft brewery will unveil its first ale to the public while campaigning to expand Marble Falls’ boundaries allowing for the sale of alcohol on premises to include areas annexed in the past two decades.
LLANO, MARBLE FALLS NAMED TO NATIONAL BEST HIGH SCHOOLS LIST (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 4-25-2014)
Bronze isn’t such a bad color when it means you’re among the top 15 percent high schools in the country.
That’s just what Marble Falls High School and Llano High School learned April 22 when the U.S. News and World Report released its 2014 Best High Schools rankings. The magazine awarded both schools bronze medals as “high-performing schools based on state exam performance.” The top two awards were gold and silver.
MARBLE FALLS EDC LOOKS TO BUY LAND, SPUR GROWTH DOWNTOWN (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 4-3-2014)
Economic Development Corp. officials are eyeing a tract of land between historic downtown Main Street and Lakeside Park for potential development such as a performing arts center, a hotel and conference center or a retail, eatery and lodging complex.
SAVE THE WORLD BREWING CO. CLOSER TO GETTING ITS PRODUCT TO LOCAL VENDORS (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 3-25-2014)
David Rathkamp and Alex Payson are busy discussing and mashing numbers as a large vat of soon-to-be craft beer bubbles nearby. They talk about yeast amounts, sugar percentages and all types of things one doesn’t think about making beer.
MARBLE FALLS BREWERY, EDC GET ENOUGH SIGNATURES FOR ALCOHOL OPTION ON MAY BALLOT (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 1-22-2014)
Marble Falls Economic Development Corp. officials and owners of a fledgling microbrewery obtained more than enough signatures needed on a petition to offer an alcohol-sale-and-consumption option to voters, officials said.
10 BEST WINE TRAVEL DESTINATIONS 2014: TEXAS HILL COUNTRY (WINE ENTHUSIAST, FEBRUARY 2014)
Everything really is bigger in Texas: It’s the No. 5 wine-producing state in the U.S., the Texas Hill Country AVA is the second largest in the nation and its most promising wines boast supersized flavors.
PHOTO GALLERY: MARBLE FALLS HOSPITAL BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE (THE HIGHLANDER, 12-20-2013)
The skeleton of the Baylor Scott & White Marble Falls hospital is becoming visible from TX 71 with vertical expansion now underway.
PIE HAPPY HOUR: THE ART OF BUSINESS INNOVATION (FORBES, 12-2-2013)
He answered “2,000.” I said, “You have got to be kidding. You made and sold 2,000 pies over the Thanksgiving holiday?”
MARBLE FALLS SERVES UP SLICES OF HEAVEN (TEXAS HIGHWAYS, DECEMBER 2013)
Within this upper echelon of pie peddlers, the city of Marble Falls stood out for its status as home to not one, not two, but three spots garnering multiple mentions.
SHOP-LOCAL MOONLIGHT MADNESS MEANS GOOD THINGS FOR HIGHLAND LAKES, MARBLE FALLS (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 10-24-2013)
While Moonlight Madness on Oct. 24 doesn’t officially kick off the holiday shopping season, organizers hope residents will see it as an opportunity to check out local retailers and remember them when it comes time for Christmas shopping.
MARBLE FALLS PARKS DIRECTOR SEES POTENTIAL OF CITY’S HIKE-AND-BIKE TRAIL SYSTEM (RIVER CITIES DAILY TRIBUNE, 7-10-2013)
As he drove to the different parts of the city of Marble Falls’ trail system, Parks and Recreation Director Robert Moss smiled.
SUBURBS SHOPPING FOR RETAILERS (AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL, 8-10-2012)
Economic development officials in Austin’s suburbs have again hung the proverbial “open for business” sign for retailers and restaurants…
SCOTT & WHITE FILLS KEY ROLES FOR HILL COUNTRY REGION (AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL, 6-21-2012)
Scott & White Healthcare has filled two executive roles in charge of the system’s Hill Country region. Kevin Leeper has been named chief executive officer of hospitals…
MARBLE FALLS HAS STRONG SELF-EMPLOYMENT RATE (AUSTIN BUSINESS JOURNAL, 2-14-2012)
Marble Falls has a strong entrepreneurial spirit. An estimated 13.7 percent of workers, or 2,609 people, in the Central Texas town are self-employed…
MARBLE FALLS OFFERS A TWIST ON THE OLD-SCHOOL SOAPBOX DERBY (TEXAS HIGHWAYS, JUNE 2011)
The second annual Marble Falls Soapbox Classic should confirm once again that men will be boys—and, yes, women will be girls, albeit in lesser numbers.
CNN MONEY NAMES MARBLE FALLS 1 OF 6 TERRIFIC TOWNS ON THE WATER(MONEY MAGAZINE, 9-16-2008)
Many baby boomers dream of retiring somewhere by the water. These half-dozen places are on a lake, a river or an ocean – yet they won’t sink your retirement budget…