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Lady Ducks junior Ansley Reed calling for the ball as she finds a lane to the basket. Photo by Evan Hale
Cadets end Lady Ducks playoff journey
TEMPLE – The Taylor Lady Ducks season came to an end Thursday night in Temple after falling to the Connally Cadets 55-33 in the Area playoff game. While the loss in the game was tough for the Lady Ducks, they emphasized an even bigger loss after the game. 02/18/2023 06:34 AM
Ducks take down Titans, make it six in a row
Ducks take down Titans, make it six in a row
MANOR – After a slow start, the Taylor Ducks basketball team ended the regular season dominating the back half of district play. The Taylor Ducks defeated the Manor New Tech Titans 63-53, Tuesday, Feb. 02/18/2023 06:34 AM
Tigerettes capture bi-district title
Tigerettes capture bi-district title
LULING – Ashlyn Jarosek came off the bench to score a gamehigh 20 points, and a swarming Tigerettes defense held Ganado to five field goals, as Thrall (25-11) captured the bi-district title with a 52-29 Tuesday night in Luling. 02/18/2023 06:34 AM
Tickets on sale for mayor's "State of our City" chamber luncheon
Tickets on sale for mayor's "State of our City" chamber luncheon
02/17/2023 02:53 PM
City hires new company for debris removal
City hires new company for debris removal
The city is on the hook for up to an estimated $1.4 million in unplanned expenses this year to deal with removing and processing all the branches and limbs from the ice storm, officials said. “We are entering into an agreement that should be mobilizing within 24 hours, with a minimum of five crews with grapplers and trucks picking up, and there is more if we need it,” said City Manager Brian LaBorde at the February 9th City Council meeting. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
PIO discusses PR on Taylor Talk
PIO discusses PR on Taylor Talk
How did the city navigate being in the eye of a national news storm? Public Information Officer Stacey Osborne appeared for a second time on Taylor Talk with Jason Hennington Feb. 13, and she shared many details of what it was like to oversee communications for the city during the Christmas parade controversy that many dubbed a battle of drag queens versus the bible. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
CELEBRATING A 105-year-old Birthday
CELEBRATING A 105-year-old Birthday
Sometimes it takes a few years to get it right. For Alfred Meiske, it took 105 years. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Hutto ready to celebrate World Hippo Day
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. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Campbell: Passing the torch of inspiration
Campbell: Passing the torch of inspiration
HUTTO – Dr. Alexis Campbell knows first-hand that not all students get treated equally. She experienced it as a child herself, and she experienced it again as a young teacher in east Austin. Now, as principal of Ray Elementary in Hutto, she promotes equity and inclusiveness programs and strives for all students to have the same opportunities. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
City, Good Life Taylor to unveil Percussion Park this weekend
City, Good Life Taylor to unveil Percussion Park this weekend
Kids of all ages will soon get a chance to march, play and sing to the beat of their own drum. This weekend, the city of Taylor’s Parks and Recreation Department and Good Life Taylor will host a free ribbon cutting ceremony for the recently completed Percussion Park at 10 a.m. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
I’m still learning, and still writing
I’m still learning, and still writing
“A child learns from his parents, but sometimes, the parents can learn from their child. — Gregorio Santos, composer” “My son learned to water ski this summer.” I penned that proclamation Sept. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Disciplinary equality a goal for Hutto schools
Disciplinary equality a goal for Hutto schools
Courtesy graphic: Hutto Independent School District HUTTO – Ensuring that students who break the same rules receive the same consequence, no matter which school they attend, their economic status or their ethnicity, is a challenge Hutto Independent School District staff is addressing. Kyle Ruggirello, assistant director of student affairs, told the Hutto ISD board of trustees at a recent meeting that the district is working to adopt changes which “address the disparities between student demographic groups and decrease the rate of student discipline referrals.” The District Improvement Plan lists this initiative as a goal to be accomplished by spring 2024. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Harriet Carlene (Pearson) Kubala
Harriet Carlene (Pearson) Kubala
Harriet Carlene (Pearson) Kubala, 79, of Granger, passed away peacefully Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
PUBLIC MEETINGS
PUBLIC MEETINGS
TAYLOR CITY COUNCIL Second/Fourth Thursday at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 400 Porter St. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
DAVILLA COMMUNITY CENTER
DAVILLA COMMUNITY CENTER
All classes will be held Thursdays at the Davilla Community Center, 20803 N. FM 487. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
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