Klee's Kaleidoscope originated in year 2000 as a weekly newspaper column serving Llano County, Texas. Four years later, I decided to go my own way and started this website where I could publish and comment on unreported, under-reported and erroneously reported local news, free of editorial censorship and commercial restraint - and with a sense of humor. As a consequence, Klee's Kaleidoscope ended up being the only government watchdog voice in Llano County.

My education and experience is not as a journalist, however, but as an attorney, arbitrator and mediator. I am licensed to practice in Texas and California, and am admitted to practice before the Fifth and Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeal, and the United States Supreme Court. I have a degree in Psychology, a Certificate in Industrial Relations and a Doctorate of Jurisprudence.

The web site is updated every Monday with new articles of local interest. Past articles are referenced on the "Archive" page with a brief description of the article's subject. An INDEX to all articles currently posted on this website appears at the bottom of each web page with hyperlinks that take you directly to to the article of interest - simply click on the title of the article.

If you'd like a weekly e-mail update  of the new articles posted, send me your e-mail address and ask to subscribe Klee's Kaleidoscope

Send Llano news tips to llanonewstips@kleekal.com. Confidentiality is assured; however, information submitted anonymously will not be published unless collaborated by an independent source.

Youth News and Commentary Opportunity

If you know of any qualified Jr. High School or high school student interested in writing a regular weekly column for Klee's Kaleidoscope, please let me know. The youth of our community deserve a chance to be heard on matters of concern to them.

Special New Public Service

on Klee’s Kaleidoscope

and Llano County Public Policy Forum web sites

On the Resources page of Klee’s Kaleidoscope you can now locate and contact your federal representative and state legislator and find any national, state or local media contact:  

Citizens Alliance for Sexual Predator Educator Reform

In light of the nationwide trend and concern within Llano County that sexual predator educators be remove from our public schools and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, the Llano County Public Policy Forum has established the Citizens Alliance for Sexual Predator Educator Reform (C.A.S.P.E.R.). Read about how you can help: www.lcppf.org