Free, family-friendly Be sure to attend the grand reopening of businesses along Williams Drive 9am-1pm Saturday, May 11 in the parking lot of Lone Star Circle of Care at 2425 Williams Drive. The event is a celebration of the businesses affected by the recent evacuations in and
At the annual meeting of the Texas Library Association last week, Georgetown Public Library Director Eric Lashley was named Librarian of the Year. The award is given to a librarian who has shown extraordinary leadership and service in the library community. The award recognizes Lashley's “innovative
The Williamson County Juvenile Services staff and Board honored retired County Judge Dan Gattis in April with a special luncheon and award ceremony. Executive Director Scott Matthew presented Judge Gattis with his portrait, which will hang in the main hallway alongside previous Chiefs, Board Members and
JP3 Judge Evelyn McLean held the first Financial Literacy course April 17 at the new Williamson County Annex. Since starting January 1, she said she was surprised at the number of cases for driving without a driver’s license, driving while license invalid, or having no
by Diane Twilley On April 12th, East View High School hosted an impressive and well-attended presentation for students interested in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). The “Space as a Career” program was conceived and organized by former engineer, Jim Twilley, now retired
Long-time General Manager of Utilities Jim Briggs announced his retirement today. After more than three decades with the City of Georgetown, Briggs will step down at the end of September. “Jim is a pillar of Georgetown and in the utility profession,” City Manager David Morgan said.
No, I haven't lost my mind. Today I am lamenting the professional curse of caring about semantics and being an English major in an Internet world. To start, I must insist publicly that the title of my column is 100 percent accurate and no one
While Zero Discrimination may sound like the latest new social justice group, it is actually a conflict-free and fascinating YouTube channel that is all about treasure hunting. Michelle, the creative and wonderful new celebrity who produces and is featured on this channel lives in Round
by Mayor Dale Ross Addressing the need to provide more water for residents and businesses in our fast-growing region is an important responsibility of the City. We have a three-pronged approach to respond to that demand. First, we have adopted irrigation schedules, water rates, and rebates
Barry Cryer, owner of All City Real Estate and, now, Star Air never dreamed he would be in the air conditioning business. Having established a successful real estate company and become an award-winning author, he had the incidental opportunity to purchase an HVAC company and