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CIVIC ORGANIZATION MEETINGS
CIVIC ORGANIZATION MEETINGS
Are we missing your civic organization? Submit your group’s info to [email protected] or by calling 512-352-8535. KIWANIS CLUB • Meets every Wednesday at noon at Sirloin Stockade, 3607 N. 04/26/2023 06:47 AM
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Taylor Area Businesswomen The Taylor Area Businesswomen’s luncheon meetings are held at noon on the fourth Tuesday of the month at Gatti’s Pizza, 2708 N. Main St. All current, former and interested businesswomen are invited to attend. Meals are $10. For more, call Regina Carlson 512-352-4321 or email [email protected]. 04/26/2023 06:47 AM
SPJST Friday Night Dance
SPJST Friday Night Dance
Friday, April 28, the Glen Collins Band will perform at SPJST Lodge 29 from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m., 5025 FM 619. Friday night dances are free of charge. 04/26/2023 06:47 AM
State law requires all domestic dogs and cats receive rabies vaccinations. Vaccinations can be either one-year or three-year dosages. Photo by Edie Zuvanich.
Rabies season swoops in
04/24/2023 04:01 PM
Johnny Ryder watching the drill, waiting his turn while living his dream in an Aggie uniform.
Granger football star living childhood dream at A&M
04/24/2023 10:08 AM
Legacy Teacher of the Year, Kelly Windham (far left), is congratulated by students Sergio Ibarra (center left) and Wendy Ibarra Santibanes (center right) and Principal, Erika Elizondo (far right). Photo by Tim Crow
Reminding students the world needs their voice
Kelly Windham is in her fifth year of teaching English, Yearbook, Journalism, Creative Writing and College and Career Readiness at Legacy Early College High School. While most of her sixteen years in education has been in a traditional classroom setting, part of that time has been in non-traditional roles that centered around education such as Peace Corps, Rice University Civic Leadership, and Community-Based Entrepreneurship. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Council OK’s firm for new Justice Center
Council OK’s firm for new Justice Center
With Samsung Austin Semiconductor on the literal horizon these days, Taylor is poised for dramatic growth. And the municipality is preparing to grow along with it. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Harris talks with Taylor Press Area Editor Jason Hennington April 10 for the latest edition of “Taylor Talk with Jason Hennington.” Photo by Grace Horvath
Harris: Main Street more than special events
Jan Harris wants people in the city to know that her job as Taylor’s Main Street manager is more than just special events. “It’s a lot more,” Harris said on the most recent edition of “Taylor Talk with Jason Hennington” April 10. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Taylor ISD at-large candidates Jim Buzan (left) and Lisa Baum answered questions during the candidate forum last week. TAYLOR ISD AT-LARGE
Candidates speak to the people
The votes won’t be in until Saturday, May 6, but candidates gave voters reasons to support them last week. The annual candidate forum, hosted by the Taylor Press and the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce, was held Tuesday, April 18, at the Taylor Main Street Event Center. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Jim Buzan (left) shakes hands with his opponent Lisa Baum after the candidate forum hosted by the Taylor Press and the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce.
TIME TO CHOOSE
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Break the silence organizer and survivor Marcus Reese addresses the attendees of the “Break the Silence 3K Walk/Run” Saturday, April 15 at Murphy Park. Courtesy photo
E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, April 19, e-edition of the Taylor Press. The e-edition is emailed to subscribers and available at www.taylorpress. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Families visited booths and played games in the park during the community picnic. Photos by Edie Zuvanich
Groups collaborate for fun, awareness
HUTTO – Over 18 of the area’s active non-profit groups showed up at Adam Orgain Park April 15 for the Second Annual Community-Wide Appreciation Picnic The event was billed as a totally free event for the community, hosted by Community In Action Non-Profit Coalition. 04/22/2023 03:32 PM
Hazardous materials route designated
Hazardous materials route designated
HUTTO – The Hutto City Council joined Austin, Round Rock and Georgetown in designating State Hwy. 130 as a Non-Radioactive Hazardous Materials route. 04/19/2023 06:50 AM
City still dealing with $5.3 million bill for storm cleanup
City still dealing with $5.3 million bill for storm cleanup
NICOLE LESSIN [email protected] So far, it doesn’t look like FEMA will be reimbursing the city any time soon for millions of dollars of unplanned expenditures for Winter Storm Mara, and several projects for this fiscal year are being put on hold temporarily as a result of the cost. At the April 13 meeting, the Taylor City Council approved moving forward with amending this year’s budget to account for the approximately $5.2 million the city has had to shell out for debris removal and other costs associated with storm cleanup. 04/19/2023 06:50 AM
TAYLOR UNITES
TAYLOR UNITES
Taylor’s first ever “Break the Silence 3K Walk/Run and Kid’s Fun Run” featured perfect weather, live music, presentations, free food and plenty of giveaways, providing laughter and fun for the whole family. But the event, which was held April 15 in Murphy Park and created to raise awareness about childhood sexual abuse, also caused some participants to trade hugs and even shed a few tears, as they remembered. 04/19/2023 06:50 AM
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