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Patsy Jo Beheler
Patsy Jo Beheler
Patsy Jo Beheler, 93, passed away Jan. 20, 2022, in Austin. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Darlene Ann Pyle
Darlene Ann Pyle
Darlene Ann Pyle, 71, passed away June 9, 2022. She was born Jan. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Ruth Catlett Meiske
Ruth Catlett Meiske
Ruth Catlett Meiske passed away June 3, 2022, at the age of 99. She was surrounded by family at the Heartstone Nursing Home. 06/18/2022 06:20 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. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Lance and Autumn Pavlicek stand with their child in front of their winning yard for the Taylor Garden Club’s Beautiful Yard Award. Courtesy photo
June’s Beautiful Yard chosen
The Taylor Garden Club has selected the home of Autumn and Lance Pavlicek as the winner of the Beautiful Yar d Award for June. The yard is located at 2401 Donna St. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Hutto ISD officer David Lowthorp (center) participates in a training exercise at Hutto ISD June 8-9.
‘Love’ in action
On June 8-9, Hutto ISD dministrators, executives, safety officials and police participated in the The “I Love U Guys” Foundation training for reunification in the event of schoolwide crisis. “We understand that should an event occur, parents want nothing more than to be reunited with their children as fast as possible,” said Hutto ISD staff. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Steve Putsejovsky worked at the Gemini for 17 years. Courtesy photo
Gemini celebrates retirement
A Taylor manufacturing production facility is celebrating a longtime team member clocking out for the final time. After more than 17 years of service to the Gemini team in Taylor, Steve Putsejovsky retired on May 27. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
Working on time management
Working on time management
“The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” — Michael Altshuler I‘d like to share words of wisdom that Carolyn Hill shared with me. 06/18/2022 06:20 AM
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Arrest made in Hutto crash
06/15/2022 04:09 PM
The Taylor 12 and under girls softball are left to right Lani Birkhead, Brynley Finn, Madi Gonzales, Alegra Rivera, Gracie Grimm, Hadley Gola. Standing left to right - Avery Dloughy, Lyla Morris, Whitney Drummond, AJ Masters and Jo Neiheiser. Coaches are from left to right, Brian Drummond,...
In the summer swing
06/15/2022 12:02 PM
A resident holds a flag at the Taylor PRIDE event June 26, 2021. Photo by Fernando Castro
Taylor PRIDE to return
Downtown Taylor is set to host the third of a relatively new annual festival. Taylor Pride, an LGBTQ advocacy organization for the Taylor area, is holding it second in-person pride celebration Saturday, June 25, from 2 to 10 p.m. 06/15/2022 06:25 AM
Interim City Manager Isaac Turner sits at his station in front of the Hutto City Council during their meeting at Hutto City Hall May 19. Photo by Fernando Castro
Hutto begins city manager process
HUTTO – At a special called city council meeting this past Thursday, June 9, the Hutto city council released the plans on filling the city manager position. On Thursday, June 23, the Hutto City Council will release the names of the five or six candidates for the city manager position. 06/15/2022 06:25 AM
Quincy Griffith (left) leads in prayer during a Juneteenth celebration at Fannie Robinson Park in Taylor June 19, 2021. Photo by Fernando Castro
Juneteenth events celebrate freedom, history, hope
Known as “a second Independence Day,” Juneteenth will be celebrated this weekend with events in Fannie Robinson Park in Taylor. The Welfare Workers Club will present the Emancipation Day Juneteenth 2022 Weekend Celebration June 17-18 at the Dickey Community Center in Robinson Park. 06/15/2022 06:25 AM
cheers to 50 YEARS
cheers to 50 YEARS
The Williamson County Retired Teachers Association (WCRTA) celebrated their 50th anniversary June 10 at their June meeting. Held in the Taylor ISD Event Center, the retired teachers received a proclamation from the state of Texas and celebrated with banners, balloons, cake and a toast to the past 50 years with excitement about the future. 06/15/2022 06:25 AM
A burn ban is in effect for Williamson County.
Burn ban in county
Outdoor burning is prohibited in unincorporated Williamson County effective immediately. On June 14, County Judge Bill Gravell issued an order declaring a local state of disaster for Williamson County. 06/15/2022 06:25 AM
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