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We are excited as the month of April is here! Thant means Llano Fiddle Fest, Llano River Chuck Wagon Cook-off, and Llano Crawfish Open, and it all begins this weekend in Llano! Take a look at this neat article about Llano, and we couldn't agree more, Llano is the friendliest town in Texas! Spring is here and we are so excited we wet our plants! Happy spring y'all ~ Briley |
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Our 2022 give away will be in Llano this week! We will begin selling tickets online on Thursday, March 17, 2022, stay tuned for more details on our 2022 Can-Am Defender from Kawasaki. |
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National Donate Life Month (NDLM) was established by Donate Life America and its partnering organizations in 2003. Observed in April each year, National Donate Life Month helps raise awareness about donation, encourage Americans to register as organ, eye and tissue donors and to honor those that have saved lives through the gift of donation. |
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The Llano River Chuck Wagon Cook-off is April 1 & 2, 2022. Come on down to Llano, Texas for a taste of the old west with 11 Chuck Wagons lined up along the banks of the Llano River. On Saturday, April 2, at High Noon, a meal fit for a trail boss will be served. We are currently out of tickets but give us a call at 325-247-5354 to get on the backup list if tickets become available |
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The Llano Open Fiddle Contest will be held at the John L. Kuykendall Event Center on Saturday April 2, 2022. This year's Open Fiddle Contest will include youth, senior, open, and accompanist divisions. Saturday's activities will also include an evening music concert. We have secured the amazing JLK Event Center, which provides large, open space for our competition, concert, and Sunday morning service! |
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The Llano Crawfish Open began in 1989 as the brainstorm of a group of Beaumont hunters and local Llanoites. Over the years a friendship began between the two groups and from this friendship the Llano Crawfish Open was born.
The idea was to have a golf tournament and afterwards cook some “Crawfish” and barbeque. The two groups decided that any money that was raised from the event would be used to purchase a motorized wheelchair for a local man who suffered from M.S.
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Please welcome our new member to the Llano Chamber of Commerce, the Burnet County Area Fair, happening June 17 & 18, 2022. We are excited having y'all as a part of the Chamber and look forward to working with you! |
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Please welcome the new owners of Mustard Seed B&B on the Llano to the Llano Chamber of Commerce, Heather Merriwether, she was such a pleasure to talk to when she came in and we know she will give you a huge Llano Welcome. |
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Please welcome to the Llano Chamber of Commerce our new member, Llano County Library System Foundation. Their website and also a link to their event on April 10, 2022 can be found below
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This will be a 50's style vintage Bed & Breakfast that will grab your attention as soon as you walk in the door. On Saturday, April 23, 2022, join us at 1:00 PM as they host an open house and ribbon cutting with the king himself, Elvis Presley. Wear your 50's attire, poodle skirts. blue jeans, t-shirts, slick back your hair and bebop the afternoon away. |
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LAR is in need of a few good men and women who would like to volunteer (must be 18 years of age or older)!! Currently our biggest need is on the kennel crew, but we have many other areas where help is appreciated if working directly with the dogs is not for you!
Please contact the Llano Animal Rescue for information on volunteering!
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My name is Kenton Tudyk. I am a current junior at Llano High School. |
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I was invited and accepted into the 4th academic quarter of the Stanford Summer Session. This program is an on-campus opportunity where advanced high school students can attend Stanford and take university-level courses between their junior and senior years. The university takes around 500 students, so I am very fortunate to have been accepted. The program is two months long and runs from June 16th to August 14th this summer.
I am taking 16 credit hours, all of which are likely transferable. The classes include “Introduction to International Relations,” “The Ethics and Politics of Public Service,” and “Introduction to the United States Government.” With this course load and housing, the tuition to attend the summer program is approximately $24,578. I have been fundraising to offset this cost; however, the amount is significant, and I am looking for donations of any amount to help me participate in this prestigious program. I already have a college fund account, and donations can be made to “UGift 529” and mailed to 506 E Young St, Llano, TX 78643.
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