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Editorial: Sir Isaac Newton Was a Political Consultant

May 8, 2018
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by Mike Payne Politics in Williamson County went pretty much as expected in recent elections. Republicans held on almost everywhere, despite increasing efforts by Democrats to change the landscape. Much adulation and roaring came from the Left about the “closing gap” that they said should be

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Business, News, Politics, Williamson County

Gravell: From Main Street to Wall Street

May 8, 2018
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Judge Bill Gravell, Republican nominee for County Judge, recently traveled to New York City to secure loan funding after purchasing 452 acres of land for economic development for Williamson County in Hutto. The combined current lending environment and Hutto's A+ rating means funding is available

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Activities, Business, Community & Arts, Georgetown, News

Family Entertainment Booming on the Square

May 8, 2018
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Ever imagined being locked in a room and challenged to break out using nothing but your skills and brainpower? Well, the owners of Georgetown's newest immersive entertainment invite you to round up your family and friends, put down the phones, and find out if you've

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Activities, Business, Community & Arts, Georgetown, News

City Desk May 7

May 8, 2018
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City, nonprofits celebrate Preservation Month In May, the City of Georgetown, The Williamson Museum, and Preservation Georgetown will host a series of Preservation Month events in Georgetown to celebrate Preservation Month. Events include: May 5: Plein Air Painting with Preservation Georgetown at Grace Heritage Center, 817 S. Main

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Community & Arts, Georgetown, News

Georgetown Public Library Wins Coveted National Gold Medal

May 8, 2018
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The Institute of Museum and Library Services announced the Georgetown Public Library is one of 10 recipients of the 2018 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation’s highest honor given to museums and libraries that make significant and exceptional contributions to their communities.

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Georgetown, News, Schools, Williamson County

GISD Reaching out via Community Summits

May 8, 2018
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Georgetown ISD held the first of what they hope will be many Community Based Accountability Summits intended to give parents an opportunity to provide feedback on the measures they believe are important indicators of student success. About 30 participants gathered in the Innovation Center of

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Georgetown, Justice, News

Honoring First Response Heroes

May 8, 2018
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The City of Georgetown recognized and celebrated National Emergency Telecommunications Awareness Week with a proclamation and a special lifesaving award. Mayor Dale Ross acknowledged the compassion and professionalism demonstrated by operators who function as a vital link to firefighters, rescue and law enforcement personnel to

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Ann Marie Ludlow, Georgetown, News, Schools

Eagles Commit to Protect and Defend at Signing Ceremony

May 8, 2018
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[caption id="attachment_3310" align="alignleft" width="300"] Navy JrROTC C/LCDR Emily Daniel will be an aviation technical in advanced electronics, likely traveling with a carrier group because, "She just wants to serve her country."[/caption] Georgetown High School recognized and honored 11 juniors and seniors who have committed to military

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Activities, Community & Arts, Georgetown, News

Concerts for Seniors

May 8, 2018
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Faith in Action filled the church at First Baptist of Georgetown for their 17th Annual Benefit Concert April 19. The "Call to Service in God's Vineyard" included 15 churches and raised money to help seniors maintain independence and quality of life. The program included 11 choirs

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News, Williamson County

Commissioners Approve Resolution for Regional Housing Authority

May 8, 2018
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For the third time April 17, Williamson County Commissioners Court conducted a public hearing to discuss the possibility and need to participate in the Texas Housing Foundation, a regional housing authority. Its mission, born out of Housing Authority Law 392 and due to a shortage,

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