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G “Everything is changing. People are taking their comedians seriously and the politicians as a joke.” – Will Rogers (18791935) actor, syndicated newspaper columnist, and social commentator. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Video series highlights best of Taylor

Video series highlights best of Taylor

City officials are highlighting the best of Taylor in a new video series. The videos, which are available at taylortx. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

City sees more revenue in January

City sees more revenue in January

The Samsung Austin Semiconductor effect is starting to show up big time in Taylor. The city reports that the sales and use-tax revenue in January 2023 was $1,660,588, an increase of $1,238,825 compared to last year. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Culinary arts students prepare the masa for making tamales. photos by Photos by Tim Crow

Student chefs make culinary treats

Student chefs in the Taylor High School Culinary Arts career pathway learned the process of making tamales and cookies leading up to the holidays. The treats were then given to staff members to enjoy. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

The Taylor Area Businesswomen organization named new board members during their meeting in November. Board members include Charlotte Albert, president; Regina Carlson, vice president; Betty Zimmerhanzel, secretary; Sherry Alford, treasurer; and Heather Seago, publicity. Courtesy photo

TAB open for new members

The Taylor Area Businesswoman organization is always looking for new members. Although it has evolved over the years, TAB’s mission has always been the same, “ to promote the enrichment of women in their business and personal life.” Original ly chartered under the name of Business and Professional Woman of Texas is 1948, TAB is nonsectarian, non-partisan and a non-prof it organization. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

St. Mary’s recognizes generosity

St. Mary’s recognizes generosity

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Taylor High School senior, Gabriel Perez, has been named a School Winner in the Heisman High School Scholarship competition. Presented by the Heisman Trophy Trust, school winners have the chance to become state winners, national finalists or national winners.

Scholarship recognition

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Pasemann Flight School students perform a Christmas themed play for parents just before the holidays. From left are Gael Garcia, La’Nita Starks, and Kenneth Bradford Jr.

Flight school on stage

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Hutto HS threat probed

Hutto HS threat probed

Students quickly returned back to their regular schedule at Hutto High School after the school was put 'on hold' Jan. 24, while security officers investigated a possible threat. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

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Hutto ready to celebrate world hippo day

HUTTO – Hippo mania is set to hit Central Texas Wednesday, Feb. 15 for the annual World Hippo Day. To celebrate the beloved community mascot, the city of Hutto is working with Hutto Independent School District to support this city-wide celebration. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Hutto School Board, City Council Elections

Hutto School Board, City Council Elections

HUTTO -- Hutto residents interested in helping guide the city or school district through a period of historic growth should note now through Feb. 17 on their calendars. That’s the window for filing an application to run for office in the May 6, 2023 elections. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Robert Misso

Misso named to TSTC Board of Regents

WACO—Robert J. “Robb” Misso, III, of Cedar Park, has been appointed to Texas State Technical College’s Board of Regents by Gov. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Elizabeth Bonura in front of the 1500 square foot future home of Bonura Studio at 3333 County Road 119. Bonura hopes the new arts commission creates more opportunities for artists to open studios and art spaces. Photo by Edie Zuvanich

More than hippos

HUTTO – Hutto’s newly-formed nonprofit art council held its first official meeting Saturday, Jan. 7. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Fred Kerley’s mural being painted by local artist Adam Davenport at 1606 Main St. Photo by Nicole Lessin

Fastest man mural set to debut Feb. 4

The fastest man in the world is a Taylorite, and anyone driving on north Main Street can see him. A dedication ceremony for Taylor native and Olympic athlete Fred Kerley will take place next Saturday, Feb. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM

Several students from the Taylor High School’s culinary program, known as the Duck Brigade, assist The Spot from Galveston with serving seafood gumbo at the Governor’s inauguration.

Duck Brigade Serves AT INAUGURATION

Agroup of about 20 culinary students from Taylor High School, known as The Duck Brigade, and their instructor, Chef Mike Erickson, became a part of Texas history on Tuesday by assisting with the Taste of Texas celebration on the capital grounds following the inauguration of Governor Greg Abbott Jan. 17. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM