33rd & 424th Judicial District

A Blanco man has been sentenced to multiple life sentences for aggravated robbery, aggravated sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping to be served, in part, consecutively to prevent his ever being released.

Timothy Wade Foth, 39, last known to have resided at 625 Forest View Drive, Blanco. was sentenced Wednesday, Jan. 24, by a Blanco County jury to three life sentences for Aggravated Sexual Assault plus 99 years for Aggravated Kidnapping along with 50 years and a $10,000 fine for Aggravated Robbery after a three-day day trial in Blanco County.

In a press release Tuesday, Jan. 30, Sonny McAfee, 33rd and 424th Judicial District Attorney   praised the cooperative effort between law enforcement at various levels to obtain justice for the victim.

Supporters of the Hill Country Children's Advocacy Center (HCCAC) contributed more than $110,000 to the center through the Rods, Racks & Deer Tracks event Saturday, Oct. 8.

Celebrity auctioneer Ricky Smith of Storage Wars Texas presided over an auction and Lakes Area Rods & Classics made an outright $6,000 donation. Tickets for the dinner drawings, a silent auction and donations to a total that exceeded the expectations of the HCCAC board of directors.

Honorees of the event were co-founders of the center, Yvonne Evans of Shady Grove the late Deborah Jayne Keith (1952~2015) of Llano. Members of Keith's family  represented her--her father Jim Bagley Jr., sister Cheryl Bagley, brother Jim Bagley III and nephew Doug Bradshaw.

Ben Watson and the Hired Guns set the relaxed country tone for dinner and dancing at the Freedom Flyers airplane hangar in Burnet. Cody Hanson of the HCCAC board and Executive Director Kelly Forister presided over the event.