The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards gala at the Sheraton January 27. The sold-out crowd represented the Who's Who of Georgetown and enjoyed dinner and drinks. The banquet agenda recognizes and awards the efforts of individuals and businesses who have gone above
[caption id="attachment_1472" align="alignleft" width="300"] Paulette Taylor talks about the demolition of the original Carver School.[/caption] The Georgetown Cultural Citizen Memorial Association hosted tours of the historic Shotgun House Feb. 4-5 to share the history and commemorate the education and culture of the African American community in
The Rotary Club of Georgetown-Sun City along with the Jarrell High School INTERACT Club sponsors a Career Guidance Program throughout the school year. This exposes students to different promising, long term careers where there will likely be jobs waiting for them after the post-high school
[caption id="attachment_1465" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Patriots and their EGA teammates shared the half-time court at the Senior night game Feb 7.[/caption] While still only 8am, the Patriots are already warmed and wound up for the first of two daily practices. Despite having what they call "not a
The Jarrell ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously Feb 6 to call a $54 million bond election to be held May 6, 2017. The bond would allow Jarrell ISD to build the district's second elementary school, along with additions and renovations to Jarrell Middle and High
[caption id="attachment_1458" align="alignleft" width="300"] Chief Justice Nathan Hecht at the Texas House.[/caption] Chief Justice Nathan Hecht delivered the State of the Judiciary Feb. 1 to a joint session of the Texas legislature. Williamson County Judges Billy Ray Stubblefield and Bill Gravell were honored to have been invited
[caption id="attachment_1477" align="alignleft" width="1024"] State Representative Terry Wilson celebrated his grandfather's 90th birthday on his swearing in day.[/caption] Welcome to "Sit-Rep", a series of articles brought to you as part of my promise to always stay in touch with the people of HD20 during the 85th
The Georgetown Library will have the first static display of the City's record books beginning in May. Here are some more tasty tidbits from history
Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) filed SB 674, legislation requiring the Texas Medical Board (TMB) to create an expedited licensure process that would allow out-of-state psychiatrists to treat Texas patients in need of care. Currently, Texas is one of only eight states to offer no reciprocal
by Congressman John Carter On January 27 Rep. John R. Carter (R-TX-31) released the following statement in regards to President Trump’s recent Executive Order on extreme vetting. The Executive Order was signed by the President on Friday, January 27. "As Chairman of the Homeland Security Appropriations Committee,