[caption id="attachment_2060" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Trial 1: Round Rock Plaintiff v Triplex Defense arguing a civil suit before 368th District Court Judge Rick Kennon[/caption] Students from Central Texas campuses of Classical Conversations held their 2017 Mock Trial April 20 in the 368th District Courtroom. All the students
On April 20th, the House took up HB 21, which proposed three main changes for our school finance system. First, it provides much needed relief to our schools contributing to the “Robin Hood” by allowing them to keep more of the money collected from their district
Eagle Auto Parts has landed in Jarrell! We are a one-stop Hometown Auto Store and part of a family business that started right here in Texas over 40 years ago. We are looking forward to supplying the people of Jarrell with all their automotive needs
We are five months into 2017 and Precinct 3 is moving forward on multiple items. On the transportation front, there are over 15 projects under construction or in design inside of Precinct 3. Here are just a few of the road projects that I know
On May 7, Governor Greg Abbott signed SB4, which had been approved last week by the Texas House 93-54. This legislation, which bans so-called “sanctuary cities,” had been declared to be a top priority and an emergency item by the Governor and Republicans in the
by Mike Payne “When there is unity, there is always victory,” said first century Latin writer Pubilius Syrus. That ancient declaration rings true today following the landslide election of incumbent Mayor, Dale Ross who won a mandate that reached almost 73 percent of voters. This victory, with
Georgetown Studio Painting with a Purpose by Ann Marie Ludlow Bree McCleskey recently moved to Georgetown with a business plan and the desire to give back. This edgy artist and cheerful new owner of Painting With a Twist (PWAT) on S Rock Street has had ups and
[caption id="attachment_2083" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Judge Bill Gravell waves during the parade.[/caption] [caption id="attachment_2080" align="aligncenter" width="683"] The First Family of Poppyfest, Okra Comptons grandchildren and great-grandchildren[/caption] [caption id="attachment_2084" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The San Antonio Travel Bugs: Travel Bugs San Antonio waiting for the parade; Queen Irma Pritchard, Susana Gonzales,
St. David’s HealthCare recognized 918 employees for their dedicated service at the company’s annual Service Awards Banquet at the JW Marriott in downtown Austin. Employees were honored for milestones in employment ranging from five to 40 years. “Our employees are our greatest assets,” David Huffstutler, president
Williamson County Juvenile Services Principal Bob Fisher (2nd from left) and his students received $2500 from Assistant Chief Cory Tchida (3rd left) as part of the city-wide distribution of money raised at last month's annual Chase-the-Chief Fun Run and 5K. The award marks the first