7-11pm • October 12th, 13th, 19th and 20th Williamson County's scariest and most popular haunted house is ready for visitors beginning Friday, Oct 12. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office begins preparation months in advance to convert the historic—and presumably haunted—County Jail, which housed prisoners from 1889
Students from Liberty Hill ISD provided cuteness overload December 9 at the Williamson County Brown Santa Teddy Bear parade. Over 100 students K-12 brought more than 250 toys they purchased themselves through chores, bringing in quarters and dollars, allowances and gifts. Pictured above, Santa led the
GEORGETOWN SQUARE November 25, Georgetown celebrated the official start of the City's holiday celebration. Mayor Dale Ross had help from about a dozen local children to pull the switch and light up Texas' Most Beautiful Town Square. [caption id="attachment_1048" align="alignleft" width="227"] Mike Ferrier introduced daughter Fiona (6-1/2
[caption id="attachment_846" align="alignleft" width="273"] Sheriff's Office Megan Bruns practicing her freak face before tours begin.[/caption] The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office held the 8th annual Nightmare on Jail Hill over two weekends in October to raise money for the Brown Santa program. Brown Santa is a community
Costumed docent-led tours leave the museum at 7:30, 8:00, 8:30 with the scariest leaving at 9 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person; $12 for members and students. Buy your ticket early, as space is limited. 8th Annual Nightmare on Jail Hill Begins October 14 & 15 WilCo