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Llano County News Wire Llano County News Wire is a full service photography firm specializing in news and events in the hill country. We currently have over 60,000 stock images.
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We serve the corporate community along with deadline media and publications of different sizes. Today’s digital publishers and editorial media require more visual content than ever before, and that content is being distributed across a myriad of delivery platforms. Llano County News Wire meets the challenges of journalism head-on, providing an array of high-quality images for each event so that c

lients have more options for every story and every delivery platform. Because of our commitment to meeting these challenges, the largest newspapers, magazines, websites, television media and bloggers choose Llano County News Wire daily as their source to fill photo content needs. Whether it’s a deadline image or an image from our historical archive, our picture desk and sales support staff is committed to providing exceptional service. Historical Database & Collections—Our rich image database maintains an extensive collection of historical sports images from the Hill Country. These images can be easily researched in our database, licensed and downloaded. Assignment Photography: Our network of photographers can be commissioned for special requests and assignment photography; simply send a request. Newspaper/Editorial Specials—For a special editorial need or request for certain events, we will ensure a photographer is there to capture exactly the image you need. Special Assignments—For special assignments, we will exclusively commission a photographer to cover the event and provide an array of image options. All of our images are protected by US Copyrights laws and may not be reproduced in any way with out written permission. You may contact us for licensing agreements for editorial or commercial usage.

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We will never forget the courage, the sacrifice, and the blood spilled on that fateful day.
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06/04/2026

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06/04/2026

With the temperatures heating up, school being out, and all that is involved with “summer vacation” being in full swing, we need to address a few things regarding the use of motorized carts (golf carts and side by side utility vehicles UTV’s) with the City of Llano.

In 2024, the City of Llano adopted an ordinance that allowed the use of UTV’s on our city streets. The specific ordinance can be found in Article VI. You can click straight to it here: https://ecode360.com/47254498

This ordinance made it more convenient for a lot of folks to travel within the city, but it’s also been something that has not been completely understood and we are pointing out a few of the more important elements of it for you today.

First, and foremost, you must have a valid driver’s license to operate one. Anyone can operate one if they have a valid driver’s license. Kids without a driver’s license can not.

Second, certain equipment is needed to operate your golf cart or UTV in the city. In fact, every motorized cart on a street must be equipped with the following:

1) Operational head lamps;
2) Operational tail lamps;
2) Reflectors;
4) Operational parking brake;
5) Mirrors;
6) License plate from the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
7) Slow-moving-vehicle emblem.

***All required equipment shall meet state and federal motor vehicle safety standards.***

Third, you can only operate the golf carts and UTV’s on neighborhood streets. You may cross the state-maintained highways/ranch roads that run through our city, but you can’t travel on them.

Specifically, the ordinance states: No person may operate a motorized cart upon a street, trafficway, multi-lane or federal, county or state route having a posted speed greater than 35 m.p.h. unless the person is crossing at an intersection. Ford, Bessemer, Young and RR152 all have posted speeds greater than 35 m.p.h., so please stay off those roads unless you are crossing directly over them at an intersection.

We’ve had a lot of folks ask about the bridge and the answer is no; you can’t take them over the bridge due to that being Ford/Bessemer and we just mentioned that you can’t drive them on those streets.

Look, we get it. They're very convenient to use in jotting around town, especially with gas/diesel prices being what they are, but there are rules in place for the safety of everyone involved.

Please familiarize yourself with the ordinance so you'll be in the know too.

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