[caption id="attachment_953" align="alignleft" width="1024"] General Chalmers with Purple Heart recipient and Veteran Memorial Advisory member Erik Stoeckle[/caption] Residents across Georgetown—from the youngest to The Greatest Generation—honored members of our Armed Forces, past and present in many diverse ceremonies on November 11. Georgetown ISD held events at 11
[caption id="attachment_952" align="alignleft" width="200"] Eliseo Recheverri (5) and his hero (dad), Army Infantryman Jairo Recheverri at Carver Elementary Nov 11[/caption] As we paused last week to honor our Veteran’s on Veteran’s Day, I believe every day we should honor and thank our Veterans. In Central Texas
The Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial Plaza will hold an annual Veterans Day ceremony at 11am. The ceremony honors all those veterans who have served in our military forces and those men and women who are serving today. The event is free and open to the
by Mike Payne Veteran’s Day—what does it mean? Apparently, not much to America’s young people. It was recently reported by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation that there is a marked distinction “regarding beliefs about socialism and communism between older and younger Americans.” This report found