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BREAKING NEWS
Police: No sign of foul play in Taylor High student’s death
Taylor student found dead in vehicle on campus
Hutto man sentenced to 20 years for indecency with a child
Person suffers injuries in Taylor shooting
Help name Taylor’s new robots
Thrall puts away San Antonio Lions
Hutto defeats Patriots on road
Ducks extend win streak to four
Granger victorious over Moody
City commission puts a 90-day hold on data center decision
Man charged after hatchet attack at Hutto Home Depot
Area schools make the grade on accountability ratings
Fire truck stranded on railroad tracks heading to fire
Blue Origin may be closer to touchdown in Hutto
Affidavit: 'I know what I did', suspect says
Another data center announced for Taylor vicinity
Juvenile recovering after shooting
Blaze displaces Coupland family, donations sought
County prepares to fight $35 million settlement sought by former sheriff
Taylor's Larson promoted to head baseball coach
Spring man arrested in vehicle-pedestrian fatality on Baylor Scott & White parking lot
Potter’s Alley mural defaced, under investigation
Hutto hires Weaver as wrestling, O-line coach
Taylor says hands tied putting data-center law on ballot, will push local ordinance instead
Recall vote still off the table
Taylor official apologizes for 'untimely' post about online data center debate
West Nile virus found in 3 Taylor mosquito traps
Fields commits to Oklahoma
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HI-STEPPERS GET FESTIVE
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12/03/2023 12:00 AM
The Taylor Hi-Steppers spread Christmas cheer this week by volunteering to decorate Christmas trees at the S.P.J.S.T. nursing home here in Taylor. The girls enjoyed helping make the space festive for the residents. Photo courtesy of Taylor ISD
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