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Homeowners Marci Wagner (left) and Tara Velasquez address City Council. Photo source: Hutto City Hall
Residents: Who picks up tab for flood issues?
HUTTO — Residents say a developer’s mistake has left neighboring properties with flooding and other damage, and these homeowners want to know if the city is going to leave them to sink or swim on their own. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Students learn more about the Taylor Press and what it takes to produce a newspaper from Area Editor Jason Hennington during Career Day at Main Street Intermediate. Photo by Tim Crow
The Big 10
Last week, Taylor’s first African-American Publisher/Area Editor Jason Hennington celebrated a decade in the spotlight, but it almost didn’t happen. As a sophomore in high school, Hennington said he needed an elective and decided to give photography a try. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Tim Mikeska, founder of Taylor Heartsaver LLC, demonstrates proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator to the Taylor Independent School District Ambassadors. Courtesy photo
FDA: Opioid reversal drug now OTC
For years, a Taylor native has trained people for CPR emergencies. Today, in the wake of the FDA’s approval of opioid reversal drug Naloxone as an over-the-counter medication, he is taking his training a step further to fight the fentanyl crisis as well. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Superintendent Devin Padavil highlights Taylor Independent School District achievements and milestones at the March 20 luncheon sponsored by the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce. Courtesy photo
E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, March 29, e-edition of the Taylor Press. The e-edition is emailed to subscribers and available at www. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
County offices closed for Good Friday
County offices closed for Good Friday
GEORGETOWN – Next Friday, April 7, Williamson County offices will be closed in observance of Good Friday. While county offices are closed, residents may utilize online services that are offered in various departments. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
At the Thursday, March 30 Rotary meeting, the organization heard from Taylor Fire Chief Daniel Baum. The chief shared information about the Taylor Fire Department and preparing for the future growth. The Taylor Rotary Club meets every Thursday at noon at Sirloin Stockade. Photo by George Q...
CHIEF FIRES UP ROTARY
CHIEF FIRES UP ROTARY. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Hostesses for the Junior Women’s Study Club meeting were (from left) Stacy Roznovak, Gayle Daniel and Linda Kaderka along with guest speaker Rhonda Redden and Dana Moehnke. Courtesy photo
JP 4 speaks to Junior Women’s Study Club
The Junior Woman’s Study Club met on Thursday, March 9, at Texas Bay Seafood and Steak Restaurant with 22 members present along with a guest, Rhonda Redden. Hostesses included Linda Kaderka, Gayle Daniel, Linda Looney, Dana Moehnke, and Stacy Roznovak. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Live Music at The Loose Screw Saturday, April 1 — From 7 - 9 p.m. Listen to live music by Richard Watson and enjoy cold beer from The Loose Screw inside The Old Taylor High School, 410 E. Seventh St. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Dr. Eva Munguia, executive director of student success and HSI STEM program director, assists students and their families during the 2022 Open House in Hutto. Photo by Steve Lemmons
Temple College opens house to educate
Temple College is working on ways to support current and potential students. One way is an open house to provide information about the school, campuses and programs. 03/31/2023 11:10 PM
Jones lawsuit decision affirmed
Jones lawsuit decision affirmed
HUTTO – The United States District Court for the Western District of Texas Austin Division has filed a judgment affirming the outcome of the Odis Jones lawsuit against the city of Hutto. The filing was entered March 21. 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
“A Magical Spring Affair” coming up
“A Magical Spring Affair” coming up
Too busy to volunteer as a fairy godmother but still wish to support Cinderella’s Closet in their mission of assisting youths who would otherwise find it difficult to attend their high school prom due to the expense? 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
HAVING A BALL
HAVING A BALL
On a recent Saturday morning, Taylor Independent School District’s 18-Plus Program student Sarai Curiel was trying on different gowns for prom at Cinderella’s Closet, with her mom and younger brother in tow. “I like this one,” Curiel announced as she emerged from the dressing room, wearing a rhinestone-embellished sleeveless dress with a twirly, knee-length tulle skirt and a radiant smile to match. 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
Superintendent Devin Padavil highlights Taylor Independent School District achievements and milestones at the March 20 luncheon sponsored by the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce. Photos by Nicole Lessin
Padavil talks “State of our Schools”
With Samsung Austin Semiconductor on the city’s literal horizon, Taylor Independent School District is embracing the change — and seeking community partners. “I would like all of us in this room to think of ourselves as shareholders,” said Superintendent Devin Padavil at the March 20 “State of Our Schools” luncheon sponsored by the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce held at the event center of Taylor ISD. 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
Livingston applications due Friday
Livingston applications due Friday
Applications for the Leo Livingston Fund grant are due Friday, March 31, at 5 p.m. The Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley administers a charitable endowment fund that was created in memory of Leo Livingston by his wife Doris Livingston, benefits nonprofit organizations in the Taylor community. 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
Police Chief Jeffrey Yarbrough presents the cities racial profiling report results to city council, March 23.
Police release racial profiling report
EDIE ZUVANICH Special to the Press HUTTO – There were no complaints of racial profiling filed against the Hutto Police Department or any of its officers in 2022, which means the department is in full compliance with the Texas Racial Profiling Law. “In response to (Texas Code of Criminal Procedures Article 3.05), we have policies in place in our department that prohibit officers from engaging in racial profiling or stopping or detaining or searching any individual based upon their race, their background, their sexual orientation, religion or anything,” Chief Jeffrey Yarbrough told City Council during their March 23 meeting. 03/29/2023 10:01 AM
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