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Church serves the needs of the people
Church serves the needs of the people
Working with local leaders, Zion Chapel Missionary Baptist Church wants to ensure the community is full of food and happiness. On Saturday, Nov. 11/11/2022 10:38 PM
BALLOT RACES
BALLOT RACES
TAYLOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, PROPOSITION A 63.64 percent of voters approved an $82.5 million bond to fund safety upgrades, district growth and maintenance on aging facilities. WILLIAMSON COUNTY COURT PRECINCT 4 Russ Boles – (incumbent) – Republican WILLIAMSON COUNTY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT 4 Rhonda Redden – Republican 11/11/2022 10:38 PM
CIVIC ORGANIZATION MEETINGS
CIVIC ORGANIZATION MEETINGS
KIWANIS CLUB • Meets every Wednesday at noon at Sirloin Stockade, 3607 N. Main St. 11/11/2022 10:38 PM
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Heritage Square Farmers Market The Farmers Market is typically every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 11/11/2022 10:38 PM
Loud & Gaudy Ugly Sweater Party focused on a good cause
Loud & Gaudy Ugly Sweater Party focused on a good cause
“Frivolous, fun and happy.” That is how organizer Shay Jung, the founder of Wilco Art Lab, describes the upcoming Loud & Gaudy Ugly Sweater Party and teddy bear drive she is organizing from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday Dec. 9. in room 204 of Old Taylor High, 410 W. Seventh Street in Taylor. 11/11/2022 10:38 PM
Granger Lions salute the crowd while listening to their school song after winning the bi-district championship.
Lions win bi-district championship
11/11/2022 10:18 PM
Veteran Archie Moczygemba sits at his Taylor home Sunday, Nov. 6.
WW II veteran feels like the luckiest man alive
11/11/2022 08:27 AM
Ducks' defensive line fires off the ball looking to get past the Boerne offensive line to make a play. Photo by Evan Hale
Greyhounds clip the Ducks wings
11/10/2022 10:26 PM
A large crowd was on hand to comment on the proposed increase at the Nov. 10 at the Taylor city council meeting. meeting.
Pay raise struck down at city council meeting
11/10/2022 09:21 PM
$82 million bond for Taylor ISD passes
$82 million bond for Taylor ISD passes
A bond that will address safety, district growth, and aging facilities was put before the voters and passed Tuesday night. The bond for the district is $82.47 million and had more than 5,000 people vote on the issue. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
Construction kicked off Monday, Nov. 7 at the corner of Main and Second Streets and in other locations in the city’s downtown. Photo by Nicole Lessin
Downtown improvement construction kicks of this week
Construction kicked off Monday for a number of improvements to the city’s downtown. Projects will include striping for additional parking spaces, updated landscaping, signage, and the installation of permanent street features on the northwest corner of Second and Main streets. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
Three arrested on weapons charges at Hutto school
Three arrested on weapons charges at Hutto school
HUTTO – Three teenagers were arrested on weapons charges in the Hutto High School parking lot Thursday, Nov. 3. The arrests were made during a varsity football game at Memorial Stadium. A spectator alerted a Hutto Independent School District police officer to the possible presence of a gun in the parking lot and individuals having a verbal altercation. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
Increased pay to be considered at Nov. 10 meeting
Increased pay to be considered at Nov. 10 meeting
The decision for a controversial pay raise for the mayor and council could come this week. At the Nov. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
Youth Ducks’ coaches hold up the Tri-County Championship to celebrate with their team. Photos by Evan Hale
Youth Ducks capture first ever State Championship
With the clock winding down, coaches and players on the Taylor Youth Ducks varsity football team took the top off the water cooler and dumped it on head coach Quincy Griffin’s head, signifying their Tri-County Youth Football League Super Bowl Championship victory Saturday night. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
Principal LeKesha Whitfield, staff members, Tracey Janowitz and her daughter helped Hippo Hangers organize clothing at the Ninth Grade Center. Photo courtesy of the Hutto ISD Facebook page
District needs help keeping Hutto warm
HUTTO – As the temperatures start to get lower, a friendly reminder that the Hutto ISD Parent & Family Engagement team’s “Hippo Hangers” program has an immediate need for cold-weather clothing including coats, jackets, long-sleeved shirts, sweaters/sweatshirts, socks and pants. Clothes of all sizes are needed, but the biggest need is sizes for elementary children. 11/09/2022 09:13 AM
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