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Safety officers, nurses and mental health professionals (from left) Zach Willard, Lead Campus Safety Officer. Stephanie Elquist, LVN, Hutto High School nurse. Kendra Estes, HISD Director of Health Services. Sahira James, RN, Hutto High School nurse. Julie Steed, LPC, LCDC, Licensed Mental...
Hutto ISD asks parents for help
HUTTO – As the fentanyl crisis explodes into a nationwide panic and more people are killed by fentanyl than any other cause, teens are among the fastest growing victims according to the CDC. Nearby Hays County experienced a tragedy of four student deaths and more students hospitalized this summer, suspected victims of fentanyl-laced pills. While school districts scramble to protect students and reassure parents, Hutto ISD has taken an innovative approach – community-wide collaboration. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Threat causes school to close
Threat causes school to close
THORNDALE — A threat made on the social media app Snapchat caused the closure of all of the campuses in the Thorndale Independent School District Sept. 14. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
The American waves in the air of downtown Taylor as first responders line up to march in remembrance of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001. Photo by Fernando Castro
E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, Sept. 14, e-edition of the Taylor Press. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Samsung CORP volunteers with Main Street Intermediate School students. Courtesy photos Samsung Austin Semiconductor
Samsung volunteers at Main Street Intermediate School
Engineers in Samsung Austin Semiconductor’s College Orientation Recruitment (CORP) Engineer program volunteered Sept. 18 with students at Main Street Intermediate School. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Cooler temperatures, recent rains brings vibrant crape myrtles
Cooler temperatures, recent rains brings vibrant crape myrtles
PLOW AND HOSE ORGANIC GARDENING IN CENTRAL TEXAS | by Julie Rydell Cooler temperatures and recent rains have stimulated many late summer blooming plants to flower profusely. Crape myrtles, in particular, have been quite showy in the last few weeks. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
About 300 people turned up Sept. 15 to hear Money Chicha perform to kick off the fall season of Music on Main at Heritage Square Park. Next up will be the Taylor Czech Chorus and the Czech Melody Masters at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20. Photo by Richard Stone
MUSIC ON MAIN RETURNS
. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Owner and driver JC Callis drives families around Coupland on the Kiddie Express Train at a past Choo Choo Fest. Photo by Susan Garry
Coupland's Annual Choo Choo Fest on Sunday, October 2
COUPLAND – On Sunday, Oct. 2, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the Coupland Civic Organization (CCO) will hold its annual Choo Choo Fest, a fundraiser for the restoration of the CCO’s historic caboose, which sits next to the Coupland Depot. Choo Choo Fest will be held inside and on the grounds of the landmark St. Peter’s Church of Coupland. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
“Williamson County is the best county in the state,” he said. Photo by Catherine Mcgary
GRAVELL SPEAKS AT CHAMBER LUNCHEON SEPT. 14
Judge Bill Gravell, or as his granddaughter calls him, “the boss of County,” gave remarks at the monthly Hutto Area Chamber luncheon held at the East Williamson County Higher Education Center in Hutto Sept. 14. The topic for the lunch was the state of Williamson County, and Gravell gave a passionate speech praising the economic growth and lower tax rates in eastern Williamson County. He also discussed how much he loves being the judge. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
The home of Nancy and Timmy Talley, 1902 Sarah Cove, was named the Beautiful Yard of the month by the Taylor Garden Club. Courtesy photo
Garden club names Beautiful Yard of the month
The Taylor Garden Club has selected the home of Nancy and Timmy Talley as the winner of the Beautiful Yard Award for September 2022. This beautiful yard is located at 1902 Sarah Cove in the southwestern area of Taylor. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Are you suffering from neck pain after that car crash?
Are you suffering from neck pain after that car crash?
Did you know that roughly 77% of car drivers have been in at least one accident? And many of times injuries may go undetected until months to years after that accident. It is not uncommon for one to notice days after the accident that you get sorer and achier. Common symptoms seen clinically after a collision is muscle tightness in the neck and back, frequently noted with decreased mobility, headaches, restless sleep, mentally foggy, and even radiating pain and tingling into the extremities. If you begin to have any of these symptoms it is important to get this corrected as soon as possible and not let further damage occur. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Shoutouts shoutouts shoutouts
Shoutouts shoutouts shoutouts
“ When you see something beautiful or good in someone, tell them. It may take seconds to say, but for them, it could last a lifetime.” — Author unknown Last week we asked our readers to let us know who walked the extra mile. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Taylor Press Area Editor Jason Hennington talks to Taylor Public Works Director Jim Gray Sept. 12
Water, mowing and a bear– OH MY!
It may not stretch the imagination to know Public Works Director Jim Gray oversees the cemetery as well as the airport here in Taylor. However, you might not expect the Denton native to also have experience overseeing a zoo, where he handled alligators — and a bear — and took part in disassembling, transporting and rebuilding an entire miniature steam engine and track. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
Bible article history of translations
Bible article history of translations
“Deliberately Diverse” represents the individual thoughts and opinions of a group of Taylor friends who almost never completely agree about anything but are gratified by the opportunity to stimulate deliberately diverse discussions in our beloved community. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST REPORT
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST REPORT
It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
COMMUNITY TRAINING ON NARCAN
COMMUNITY TRAINING ON NARCAN
• Learn to safely administer and store medication including NARCAN • Tuesday, Sept 27, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 09/17/2022 09:19 AM
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