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Donna Lynn Dickey Nemec
Donna Lynn Dickey Nemec
Donna Lynn Dickey Nemec passed peacefully at her home July 29, 2023, with her daughter and family by her side. Donna was born Aug. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Helmer Woodrow William Dahl
Helmer Woodrow William Dahl
Helmer Woodrow William Dahl, of Hutto, was born April 19, 1924, and went home to be with his Lord Aug. 6, 2023, blessed with 99 years on this earth. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Rubie Mae (Machu) Loessin
Rubie Mae (Machu) Loessin
Rubie Mae (Machu) Loessin was the eldest of nine children born to Albin E. and Vlasta Machu of Granger March 24, 1941. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
William Lynn ‘Bill’ Davis III
William Lynn ‘Bill’ Davis III
William Lynn “Bill” Davis III, age 80, of Seabrook, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, Aug. 7, 2023. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
John Matysek
John Matysek
John Matysek 83, of Austin, went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Child care centers closing across state
Child care centers closing across state
An unprecedented number of child care centers are expected to close across the state as pandemic relief funding ends, the Texas Standard reported. A survey conducted by the Texas Association for the Education of Young Children of about 1,600 child care programs indicated 44% were likely to close their doors without additional funding. Federal pandemic relief funds ended for most centers in June. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
A ministry for a better future
A ministry for a better future
This column represents the thoughts and opinions of Doug Stauffer. This is NOT the opinion of the Taylor Press. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Goodness everywhere
Goodness everywhere
Here are some submissions from people who have experienced kindness and decided to share it with us. “I had my estranged husband hold my phone while I buckled in our daughter to go to H-EB, and he set it down on the roof of the car and drove off. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Taylor varsity volleyball senior Hannah Wamble digs the ball on Tuesday night during the Lady Ducks' home win against Lampasas. Photo by Larry Pelchat.
Lady Ducks volleyball stifles Lampasas
Taylor High School varsity volleyball started off its 2023 season on a high note as the Lady Ducks cruised to a match victory on Aug. 8 in three straight sets at home vs. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Tigerettes sweep season openers
Tigerettes sweep season openers
Despite having to replace a tremendous amount of talent, the Thrall Tigerettes looked in near mid-season form in Tuesday’s season-opening matches against Lago Vista and Cameron. The Tigerettes had to replace six seniors, including five key players, from last year’s squad, but it appeared that would be just one more challenge the team was up for. 08/11/2023 08:37 PM
Raúl Peña to be “head hippo” at Hutto ISD starting Sept. 1. Photo courtesy of Hutto ISD
Dr. Raúl Peña tagged to lead Hippo Nation
08/11/2023 01:32 PM
Donna Lynn Dickey Nemec
Donna Lynn Dickey Nemec
08/11/2023 08:55 AM
Steve Flores, who was named as the interim superintendent at the Aug. 7 special school board meeting of the Taylor Independent School District,, ceremoniously joins the trustees. Photo by Hunter Dworaczyk
Taylor ISD names interim superintendent days before school year starts
Taylor Independent School District temporarily filled its superintendent vacancy just days before students return for the school year. The school board announced an agreement with Steve Flores to fill the interim superintendent position during its special meeting on Monday, Aug. 08/09/2023 07:22 AM
Commissioners call for bond election
Commissioners call for bond election
GEORGETOWN — Williamson County residents will see a nearly $900 million bond election on their ballots this November. The Commissioners Court officially approved an order to call the bond election during its meeting Tuesday, Aug. 08/09/2023 07:22 AM
Perla Hopkins, a volunteer from Leander, said that parents are fed up with the push toward “basically pornographic content” in children’s books.
Celebrity appearance highlights First Amendment fight
The controversy over free speech played out across America Aug. 5, as Brave Books’ inaugural “See You at the Library” event was held at over 300 public libraries nationwide. The program featured a children’s story time with book readings focused on Christian and conservative values, as well as prayer, singing and children’s activities. 08/09/2023 07:22 AM
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