Nathan Bush

Marble Falls

OSU Alum | Aggressively Arkansan | My opinions are my own

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Articles

Iron Man destroys Marble Falls police chief’s lost plane along with dream of owning it again

Sep 26, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Marble Falls Police Chief Glenn Hanson has beef with Iron Man. “Iron Man blew up my plane,” he said. Hanson recently discovered that the popular crime-fighting vigilante, played by Robert Downey Jr., destroyed his first-ever airplane during filming of the 2016 Marvel movie “Captain America: Civil War.” “I have a bone to pick with Iron Man,” said Hanson when he found out this past June. The beloved plane was a 1966 Cessna 150 that Hanson purchased when he was 19.
Air rifling match, open house Aug. 24 at 4-H facility in Burnet

Aug 20, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

The Burnet County 4-H Youth Rifle Team and Texas Youth Shooting Sports are opening their newly renovated center in Burnet to the public for an air rifling match on Saturday, Aug. 24. The event is from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. that Saturday at 2802 S. Water St.The open house follows more than a year of work by the local 4-H’ers to renovate the facility for competitions and training. The building was originally a church that was donated to the 4-H program.
THAT’S MY JOB: Marble Falls junior Kenadi Dalton stays vigilant in lifeguard role

Aug 5, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Kenadi Dalton is on guard and in charge. The incoming junior at Marble Falls High School is the head lifeguard at Lakeside Swimming Pool this summer. “I make sure (the other lifeguards are) ready to make saves and that they have everything that they might need,” she said about her role. She became the highest-ranking lifeguard at the city facility after demonstrating her commitment to leadership in 2023, her first year in the poolside chair.
No more feeding ducks if Marble Falls passes ordinance

Jul 19, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

A proposed ordinance for the city of Marble Falls would levy fines of up to $500 for people feeding wild animals on public property, including the ducks and geese living at Backbone Creek in Johnson Park. The ordinance was introduced during the City Council’s meeting on July 16 and is scheduled for a vote on Aug. 6.
Inclusive playground group changes partners and park

Jul 17, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Marble Falls Inclusive Play Group recently inked an agreement with the city of Marble Falls to build a 20,000-square-foot playground at Westside Park, 1610 Second St.The City Council unanimously approved the deal on July 16, formalizing the collaboration with the nonprofit, which started in 2022 with the sole intention of creating a park that children of all physical and sensory abilities can enjoy.
Early bird gets sneak peek at Mustangs during Midnight Madness

Jul 16, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

The 2024-25 Marble Falls High School football team takes the field for its first official practice during the earliest hours of Aug. 5. Fans are invited to the Midnight Madness event, which will include food and music and run until 2 a.m.Gates open at 11 p.m. Aug. 4 at the stadium, 2101 Mustang Drive in Marble Falls.
Marble Falls officer assigned to each MFISD campus

Jul 16, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

The Marble Falls Independent School District will now have an officer from the Marble Falls Police Department on each of its campuses in 2024-25 with a contract amendment between the district and city to provide one at Highland Lakes Elementary in Granite Shoals. HLES was previously patrolled by an officer from the Granite Shoals Police Department.
PICAYUNE PEOPLE: Photographer-plus Martelle Luedecke

Jul 16, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Photographer, wildlife manager, gardening expert, and trained chef Martelle Luedecke of Burnet doesn’t take many days off, but when she does, she’s still busy. “Once a month, there’s a day on my calendar that says, ‘You better get some sleep,’ and it’s all red,” she laughed.
Help out Back 2 School Blast

Jul 15, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Volunteers and donations are needed for the Back to School Blast, which is Saturday, Aug. 3, at Marble Falls Middle School, 1511 Pony Drive. The annual event provides students from all local school districts with free supplies, backpacks, shoes, and other essentials for a successful academic year. “We saw this need in our town and community,” event Treasurer Greg Neill told KBEY 103.9 FM in a recent on-air interview. “School supplies are expensive.
NEW BIZ: Fun fine dining at Adele’s

Jul 11, 2024 | dailytrib.com | Nathan Bush

Adele’s Restaurant & Lounge brings an upscale menu with a twist to Marble Falls. The restaurant opened in early July at 112 U.S. 281, the former site of Flat Creek Enoteca. “We wanted to do something different,” owner Cody Bone told DailyTrib.com. “We wanted to do a play on fine dining. We want to make fine dining fun.”Adele’s features elevated American-style fare, wood-fired pizzas, a full-service bar, and an outdoor, pet-friendly patio space. “We want to cater to all crowds,” Bone said.