What inspired you to run for the Texas House? I have spent a lifetime in service to people in need, including providing food, clothing and shelter to the less fortunate through a faith-based ministry. I see running for office as a continuation of that call to
"Baker" and "Ponch" were just two of the Sentinels among several groups who gathered at the Harley-Davidson store in Round Rock Feb 17 to share good deeds and good times. Riders, many are current and former Law Enforcement, meet on weekends to raise money for
Jim Doherty, 20+ years as an officer at local, state and federal levels. What are/were your favorite and least favourite parts of being a cop, and why? I became a cop for lots of reasons, but if I had to pinpoint a moment in which I
One year from now, the Texas House of Representatives will choose a new Speaker of the House. It will be the first time since Reconstruction that a Republican majority has had a wide-open race for Speaker, and it presents an unprecedented opportunity to reform the
Business Acumen Bringing Greater Order to the Court The race for Williamson County Judge is heating up in the brand new year and The Advocate sat down with Judge Bill Gravell to discuss some of his qualifications and experience related to managing Williamson County's growth, finances
Despite opposition press and attempts to paint Judge Bill Gravell as unprepared for the job of County Judge and, in addition to hundreds of residents, business owners and every participating law enforcement and firefighter association in Williamson County, Gravell has received the endorsement of 51
Incumbent Williamson County Treasurer Scott Heselmeyer is campaigning to remain in office. Having been appointed by Commissioner's Court in March 2017, he is pleased to report an increase of more than $2 million in investment value over the past 11 months. The Commissioners’ Court unanimously Heselmeyer
Warren Waterman is an attorney with more than 24 years experience in all cases heard in County Court at Law #1. "There are two tables in every courtroom and I've worked at both of them. I have argued more than 100 trials to verdict from
Warren Oliver Waterman has been practicing law in Texas for 25+ years and is in private practice in Williamson County. Brandy Byrd Hallford has been an attorney in Williamson County for more than 21 years and is currently in private practice in Williamson County. The
Judge Edna Staudt is the incumbent in the office of Justice of the Peace, Williamson County Precinct 2. She has held the position since her first election in 1994. She is being challenged by Bronson Tucker, Director of Curriculum and Staff Attorney at the Texas