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Our mission is to provide members and consumers in communities throughout the Texas Hill Country with a central place to do business online with very little friction. Our members are small to medium sized businesses and entrepreneurs throughout the community who seek to promote their products & sevices to locals and visitors alike.
 Historic Main Street Association Presents the Third Annual Music, Pianorama, Paint the Town plein aire competition and auction, large-scale outdoor sculpture exhibit, Musicians Workshop with Dr. Barry Pearson, Clifford Antone's History of the Blues & Rock 'n Roll (30" promo cut), kids crafts and games, crawfish, fajitas, gumbo, red beans, desserts, hamburgers, hotdogs, wine, beer, shopping, dining, and entertainment on Historic Main Street in Marble Falls, Texas.
Originally posted on www.statesman.comHill Country Lighting Trail
Eleven communities — Boerne, Burnet, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Goldthwaite, Johnson City, Llano, Marble Falls, New Braunfels, Round Mountain and Wimberley — are part of the Texas Hill Country Christmas Lighting Trail that takes place between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day. Information: (866) 839-3378, www.tex-fest.com. Below is a sampling of dozens of events. For a complete list, visit statesman.com/travel. .
A survey completed by Comdata Stored Value Solutions for the fourth year in a row shows continued strong growth and significant benefits to merchants and consumers.
Food Industry Frames Debate Around Taste, Cost of Switching Cooking Oils Published: September 28, 2006 CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- A proposal by New York to ban trans-fats could prove a huge headache for the restaurant industry nationwide, forcing it to change recipes in markets beyond the city to insure a consistent product. But it could also be costly -- in more ways than one -- if consumers bypass the trans-fat-free foods because of taste.
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