by Mayor Dale Ross Last month, the U.S. Census Bureau released population estimates showing that Georgetown is ranked seventh on the list of fastest-growing cities in the country with a population of more than 50,000. Georgetown’s growth rate was 5.2 percent from July 1, 2017, through
Tickets and CDs are on sale now at TexasBachFestival.org for the 3rd Annual event in Georgetown and Austin. For the past two years, conductor Barry Williamson (photo right) has grown the scope, size and quality of this musical gift to Central Texas in an effort
Johnny Wade, owner of Nocked & Loaded wants to help you get a fair price for your firearms and heirlooms. A true Texan, Johnny Wade is a man of his word, makes deals on a handshake, and is eager to give back in a whole new
On May 20th, nearly 100 students, teachers, alumni, board members, friends and family of Coach Vicki Kieffer came together at Jarrell Middle School to honor her life and friendship, and to officially open the doors on Kieffer Memorial Gym. Principal Abbe Lester with Vicki's family; brother-in-law
by Dr. Nathan Carlton ne of the most common discussions I have with clients about their dogs involves food. There are hundreds of dog food options available—think multiple aisles just for dog food at pet stores. The Internet is full of information about different food choices,
JP3 Evelyn McLean wants to make warriors on the home front by encouraging "Courageous" parenting. To do this, she has partnered with Jacob Schulman of City Lights Theaters to provide free showings of the 2011 motion picture on Father's Day, and perhaps later, to share
by Mike Payne Political consultant Larry Sabato once commented, “Every election is determined by the people who show up.” The recent elections in Georgetown exemplified this statement as two incumbent city councilmen were re-elected, and another was defeated. District 4 Councilman Steve Fought handed Joe Reedholm a
There was little shakeup in Georgetown city leadership based on unofficial election results on May 4th. Although voter turnout was less than 7 percent in District 7—just 427 ballots cast—Council Member Tommy Gonzalez was elected to a fourth term. Gonzalez was ahead when early voting results
2019 CTE Awards Congressman John Carter (TX-31) presented the winners of the 2019 Outstanding Students in Career and Technical Education Award April 6. There were 36 students nominated, the most in the program’s history, and ten were chosen to receive the award. “I’m proud to announce the
Members of the public, employees and distinguished guests took part in a ceremonial ribbon cutting for the new Williamson County Georgetown Annex. Congressman John Carter joined approximately 100 guests for the event, which included the singing of the National Anthem by the EVHS Choir. The