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Thrall Middle School students spend time reading with Thrall Elementary School students Feb 15. Both campuses would be affected by a May bond election if a proposition passes. Facebook / Thrall Elementary School
Thrall ISD meeting Wednesday to talk bonds
Thrall citizens have a chance Wednesday to discuss an upcoming bond election that might affect them. A community-wide meeting on bond propositions in the May election will be Feb. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Ron Braley
Vengeance is God’s alone!
This column represents the thoughts and opinions of Dr. Ron Braley. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Jason Hennington
You can’t opt out of history
This column represents the thoughts and opinions of Jason Hennington. This is NOT the opinion of the Taylor Press. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
David Neil Gordon
David Neil Gordon
David Neil Gordon, age 63, formally of Taylor, passed away Feb. 13, 2022. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Emzy Ray Boehm
Emzy Ray Boehm
Emzy Ray Boehm, 76 years of both salty and sweet, was promoted to the Rice’s Crossing Store and grandest debt-free farm in the skies Feb. 5, 2022. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Hank (Gonzalo) Torres
Hank (Gonzalo) Torres
Hank (Gonzalo) Torres, of Round Rock, joined his family of angels Feb. 11, 2022. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Denise Ann Richter
Denise Ann Richter
Taken suddenly and shockingly Feb. 12, 2022 — a blood clot stopped her heart — Denise Ann Richter, 60, of Round Rock, leaves to those who loved her the gift of truly knowing she loved them back. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Black History Month event February 26
Black History Month event February 26
The last weekend of Black History Month will include a celebration at Fannie Robinson Park. On Saturday, Feb. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Southwestern presents faculty concert
Southwestern presents faculty concert
The Sarofim School of Fine Arts’ Music Department at Southwestern University has announced that it is proud to present pianist Kiyoshi Tamagawa. Kiyoshi Tamagawa, professor of Music at Southwestern University, is a soloist and collaborative pianist with international performance experience who has presented sessions at numerous national conferences. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
STORYTIME IS FUN ‘DAY & NIGHT’
STORYTIME IS FUN ‘DAY & NIGHT’
Children, staff and parents enjoy Story Time at the Taylor Public Library Feb. 16 with the theme of “Day & Night.” The library hosts Story Time typically on Wednesdays. For more information, visit http://www. taylortx.gov/25/library, call 512-352-3434 or visit the library at 801 Vance St. in Taylor. Facebook / Taylor Public Library 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
From left, Rosemary Schmidt, Betty Zimmerhanzel and Charlotte Albert gather as new members of the Taylor Area Businesswomen during their meeting in Taylor Jan. 26. Courtesy photo
Taylor Area Businesswomen meet
The Taylor Area Businesswomen (TAB) group met Jan. 26 at Gattis Pizza in Taylor. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
Rylan West celebrates being grand champion during the Rodeo Austin’s Youth Art Show in Austin Feb. 11. Courtesy photos
Art wranglers
Rylan West, a Thrall High School sophomore, earned overall grand champion at Rodeo Austin’s Youth Art Show on Feb. 11 at the Palmer Events Center in Austin. Rylan’s digital Photoshop composition of a bronc rider competed against 250 entries from across Texas to win grand champion honors. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
THRALL SOPHS COOK
THRALL SOPHS COOK
Sophomores and their parents at Thrall High School cook chicken fried steak for a hungry community Feb. 15. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
You get what you focus on
You get what you focus on
“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” – Henry David Thoreau If you choose to see what’s wrong, if you choose to see what’s broken, if you choose to focus on the things that are bad, they will become exaggerated. They will begin to monopolize your thoughts, you’ll see them anywhere. 02/19/2022 09:37 AM
CITY COUNCIL THANKS STAFF FOR AWARD
CITY COUNCIL THANKS STAFF FOR AWARD
On Feb. 10, the Taylor City Council thanked staff members for submitting the application that resulted in the council being selected as the 2022 Texas City Management Association (TCMA) City Council of the Year. The award recognizes and honors outstanding city councils that have made significant contributions to local government in Texas. Pictured from left are, front, Deputy City Manager Jeff Jenkins, Communications Director Stacey Osborne, Director of Finance Jeff Woods and Communications Coordinator Kendra Dubee; back, council members Mitch Drummond, Dwayne Ariola, Brandt Rydell, Robert Garcia and Gerald Anderson. Photo by Fernando Castro 02/16/2022 07:40 AM
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