Ross is the clear choice for Georgetown by Mike Payne As we approach the 2017 Mayoral election in Georgetown, it is appropriate to look back over the last three years; the result of this review of the administration of Mayor Dale Ross is that The Advocate whole-heartedly
Who is this man? Recently I read an article that Mr. Sherwin Kahn decided to run for Georgetown Mayor. Is he a Libertarian, a Tory, or a Whig? Oh yes, he’s a Democrat! I remember he wrote a few editorials for the Sun; claims to be
ROCK (Ride On Center for Kids) joined the fraternity of Purple Heart sites in Georgetown Feb 21, which the Mayor's proclamation named "ROCK On Veterans Day in Georgetown". More than 60 ROCK supporters, many of them veterans and Purple Heart recipients, attended the ceremony during which
The Advocate sat down for a little Q&A with Mayor Ross this week to find out what more is in store after Georgetown received national attention on several fronts throughout 2016. How would you characterize your expectations for the coming year? I think it will be
Mayor Ross submitted his application January 18 to run for re-election as Mayor of The Greatest City on planet Earth. "During my first campaign for mayor I identified my priorities and promised to work on them. I posted them on the city's website to ensure
Holt Cat, a Caterpillar equipment and engine sales, rental, parts and service dealer, will build a regional Caterpillar facility at 2101 Airport Road near the intersection of Lakeway Drive and I-35. Holt is expected to create new jobs and a net benefit to the City of
by Mike Payne “One hundred sixty-nine years as a city, and the state of Georgetown has never been better.” Always on the go, always ebullient, this was the reflection from Georgetown’s Mayor Dale Ross just after he signed up to run for a second term that
I think it’s important to re-elect Mayor Ross. He is one of the few individuals I know whose expertise and experience encompasses Georgetown’s past, present and future. He has a deep appreciation of Georgetown’s history, especially the importance of The Square, of Sun City, and
The City of Georgetown has been a work in progress for the last 168 years and we treasure the rich heritage of the past. Our tradition of making history continued in 2016 and below is a sampling of some of the significant events and developments
Traveling around Georgetown, it's hard to miss the many Purple Heart signs recently installed on City property to recognize our status as the first Purple Heart City in Texas, effective September 10, 2013. For years, local Veteran advocate and Purple Heart recipient Aaron Cabrera was seeing