About 100 people showed up for the inaugural Run Through the Hive Police Memorial 5K. The race, which was held May 15 at the Hill Country Galleria, raised money for the Bee Cave Police Benevolent Foundation. The foundation offers financial aid and support to Bee Cave police officers, local public safety employees and their families during times of need. The foundation also offers a college scholarship to graduating Lake Travis High School students. (Greg Perliski/Community Impact Newspaper)

The Lake Travis Film Festival shortlist party was held at Music Hill Ranch in Lakeway. Founder Kat Albert announced the official film selections for the festival, which will kick off June 10. (Amy Rae Dadamo/Community Impact Newspaper)

Lake Travis Film Festival founder Kat Albert, left, and Lakeway City Council Member Gretchen Vance attended the Lake Travis Film Festival shortlist party May 6. (Amy Rae Dadamo/Community Impact Newspaper)

The nonprofit BeeWomen hosted Bee Cave Mayor Kara King Day on May 4 to recognize her leadership during February’s winter storm. U.S. Rep. Roger Williams, R-Austin, presented King with a U.S. flag. (Greg Perliski/Community Impact Newspaper)

A reception was held at Lakeway City Hall on May 14 to honor outgoing Mayor Sandy Cox. She thanked fellow council members, city staff and volunteers for their support and work during the past three years. (Greg Perliski/Community Impact Newspaper)