Summer Watering Days The City's current watering schedule includes a three-day-per-week maximum. For irrigation systems and hose-end sprinklers, landscape irrigation will be limited to a schedule based on the last digit of your address number: • No Irrigation allowed on Mondays • Odd addresses may irrigate on Tuesday, Thursday and/or
This program is free for all children 18 years of age and under at the following Georgetown sites: • Mitchell Elementary at 1601 Rockride Lane: Program will run May 30 to August 4, Monday through Friday. Breakfast will be served 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. and lunch
Georgetown's Chase the Chief Annual 5K event, started out as a PTA partnership to promote youth health. In just five years, the field day has grown from 350 runners and a few thousand dollars, to more than 2000 participants and over $19,000 raised, which will
A new report from the U.S. Census Bureau released yesterday shows that Georgetown is ranked fifth on the list of fastest growing cities in the country with a population of more than 50,000. Georgetown’s growth rate was 5.5 percent from July 1, 2015 through July
[caption id="attachment_2295" align="alignleft" width="300"] Sun City Rotary's Sam Smith and Mayor Dale Ross[/caption] GISD Aerospace Unveils First Plane Students from Georgetown High School and East View High School built a fully functional airplane as part of Georgetown ISD's Aerospace Engineering course. The plane, named "The Spirit of
It may not sound appetizing to use liquid nitrogen to make food, but Creamistry ice cream does just that and they recently opened a third franchise in Central Texas right in our backyard. Begun in California in 2013, Creamistry serves ice cream made right before your
In the last days of the 85th Texas Legislative Session, the House and Senate were tasked with coming to an agreement on two “must pass” pieces of legislation: sunset bills reauthorizing the existence of state agencies, and the state budget for the 2018-2019 biennium. How
Senate Bill 4 on sanctuary cities This new ban on sanctuary cities would levy fines up to $25,500 a day for local entities that violate the law. Sheriffs and police chiefs can be charged with misdemeanors for refusing to comply with federal detainer requests. Elected and
The President’s FY18 request includes $668 billion for national defense, $54 billion above the budget cap in current law, fully offsetting this increase with non-defense reductions. It also includes $44.1 billion for Homeland Security and $27.7 billion for the Justice department. This includes $2.6 billion in
If you've ever driven Route 79 in Round Rock, you can't have missed this very large, pastoral campus and perhaps wondered what it's all about. Here are 112 acres, donated in 1950 by Louis & Billie Sue Henna of Round Rock to the Baptist General Convention