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From left, Taylor Conservation and Heritage Society President Frances Sorrow talks to Secretary Maureen Gray. Photo by Nicole Lessin
Mayor Brandt Rydell to pass the torch on ghost tour
With Taylor’s economic star shining so brightly, Mayor Brandt Rydell’s hands are pretty full these days, so he’s taking a popular ghost-tour that he has led for years off his plate. Rydell, who is also the vice president of the Taylor Conservation and Heritage Society, and who has spearheaded the Haunted Taylor: History, Mystery, and Murder Tour since 2016, will be handing off the responsibility to other society members for this year’s fundraiser. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
New York style delicatessen Mallard Fare closed its doors Aug. 26 at Old Taylor High.
Departures and new beginnings for Old Taylor High locations
Many changes are afoot at Old Taylor High. The nitrogen ice cream shop is adding a candy-store component to it. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Thyroid gland
Thyroid gland
YOUR GREATEST WEALTH IS YOUR HEALTH | by Dr. Cindy Steward Paid advertisement “Sit and wait until Hashimoto destroys your thyroid gland. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE
AUG. 21 Citizen Contact-No Report-Arbors of Taylor 201 Highland Dr 911 Call-No Report-800 block of Kirk St Suspicious Vehicle-No Report-1300 block of W Second St Disturbance-No Report-300 block of S Doak St Suspicious Vehicle-No Report-200 block of FM 3349 Assist Citizen-No Report-Walmart 3701 N Main St Animal Complaint Dog at Large-Animal Impounded-W Seventh St/Wyeth St Animal Complaint-No Report-2000 block of Brewers Pl Unwanted Person-No Report-Williamson County Expo Center 5350 Bill Pickett Trail Disturbance-No Report-800 block of Debus Dr Animal Complaint Dog at Large-No Report-4200 block of Kings Canyon Dr Criminal Mischief-Report Taken-200 block of Dahlberg Blvd Reckless / Erratic Driver-Unable to Located-5600 block of N Main St Citizen Contact-No Report-500 block of N Main St Assault-Report Taken-76 Gas Station 1702 N Main St Disturbance-No Report-Baylor Scott and White 305 Mallard Ln Disturbance-No Report-Baylor Scott and White 305 Mallard Ln Accident Minor-No Report-3200 block of N Main St Noise Complaint-No Report-400 block of Lenora Dr Accident Major-Report Taken-1600 block of W Lake Dr Violation of Protection Order-Report Taken-300 block of Cherrywood Cir Assist Citizen-No Report-700 block of Debus Dr 911 Call-Officer Advised-2000 block of Lathan Ln Suspicious Vehicle-No Report-500 block of W Second St AUG. 09/03/2022 07:36 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. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Jewish fall festivals
Jewish fall festivals
“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. Today’s column represents the thoughts and opinions of Frances Sorrow, a 49-year Taylor resident and lifetime student of Jewish history, NOT the Taylor Press. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Raymond Glenn Appel
Raymond Glenn Appel
Raymond Glenn Appel, 78, passed away Aug. 26. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
The Williams Team earned first place gross, the prize for overall best team score before the handicap. Team members are John Guerrero, Scott Williams, Jesus Fuentes and Jack Bond. The tally of best team shots ended 18 below par for a 52 score. Courtesy photos
HOTTER THAN BLAZES
With the “Hotter Than Blazes” theme, 17 four-member teams hit the links Aug. 27 for the annual Taylor Lions Club Golf Tournament at the Mustang Creek Golf Course. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Taylor bus driver Kerry Barron follows directions from CPR instructor Jimmy Casares while Transportation dispatcher LaFonda Harvey watches. Photos by Tim Crow
TRANSPORTATION TEAM TRAINS FOR SAFETY
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Taylor High School students Mustafa Alsabhawe and Melanie Quininez, and TISD staff member Jonathon Capetillo, accept the gift of a tool chest full of tools for the automotive department. The donation was made by Greg and Gennifer Tvrdik. Courtesy photo
TOOLS DONATED TO THS AUTOMOTIVE
. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Kindness takes flight
Kindness takes flight
There is kindness everywhere. Sometimes, you don’t realize it until you see it. In a post on the Good News Taylor Made Facebook page, a woman said she sat still on a flight so the man in the last seat at the back of the plane could get off and run to his next flight to try to make it to his twin daughters’ first father-daughter dance. Everyone on the plane rooted for him and clapped as he rushed down the aisle. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
5 signs you have whiplash
5 signs you have whiplash
Paid advertisement The more you drive the greater your chance. The greater your chance of getting into a motor vehicle accident. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
Miss Communication, Robert Garcia (left), crowns and congratulates Bad Decision Bambi, Sasan Hatami, who was named the 2023 Miss Dudes as Dames. Photo by Catherine McGary
E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, Aug. 31, e-edition of the Taylor Press. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
TAYLOR PREPS FOR 9/11 MARCH
TAYLOR PREPS FOR 9/11 MARCH
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Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell chats with Hutto resident Kyle Spinder, who attended the Samsung Job Fair Sept. 1. Photos by Nicole Lessin
Opportunity Knocks
Opportunity was the word of the day at the Samsung Taylor Site Job Fair Sept. 1, sponsored by Samsung Austin Semiconductor, at the Williamson County Expo Center in Taylor. 09/03/2022 07:36 AM
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