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Features • Panoramas • Columns

Paw & Order: WCSO

August 8, 2020 AnnMarie Kennon 2 Comments

K9 Kato and Fuze—and their “drivers”—took time out of their duty day to give our readers an inside look at…

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Posted in: Columns, Five Questions Filed under: charles duvall, K9 Fuze, K9 Kato, sarah cole, TopDogAE, WCSO K9, wilcok9, williamson county sheriff

Guinness World Records: More than a best-selling book

AnnMarie Kennon

Guinness World Records has long been the authority on record- breaking achievements, but its origins are just as fascinating as…

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Posted in: Columns, Why is This a Thing? Filed under: al blaschke skydive, guinness world records, john corcoran

Poppy Talks: Notes to my 2019 self

Poppy Talks

Recently, I have had occasion to reflect on many things we say that are completely normal. Then I laugh when…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: satire, things we say

Cat Boarding: A whole different animal

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Your long-awaited vacation is finally here and you’re excited for a much-needed rest. But will your beloved feline be okay…

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Posted in: Ask the Expert, Columns Filed under: cat boarding, georgetown pet boarding, jennifer miller, vacation, whiskers boarding

How Bored am I?

AnnMarie Kennon

In case you haven’t used enough data yet, the latest Excel spreadsheets have 220 or 1,048,576 columns; 214 or 16,384…

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Posted in: Columns, Facts to Blow Your Mind Filed under: apple calendar, excel, gravity points, youtube

Celebrating Farmer’s Market Week

AnnMarie Kennon

The first full week of August is national Farmers Market Week.  This celebration focuses on the local harvesting of fruits…

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Posted in: Columns, Food Filed under: august produce, creamed corn, spaghetti

Sirius-ly Epic Skies

AnnMarie Kennon

The Dog Star (Sirius) is the brightest object in the sky this month but comet NEOWISE got all the attention…

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Posted in: Columns, Parting Shots Filed under: astronomy, meteor shower, NEOWISE, perseids

Parting Shot: A New Normal, Worship

July 10, 2020 AnnMarie Kennon

Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church in Weir is one of many churches holding modified services to ensure they are in compliance…

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Posted in: Columns, Parting Shots Filed under: alex berrios, chisholm cowboy church, david lehmann, weir

Editor’s Note • July 2020

AnnMarie Kennon

It’s been one year since I wrote my first editor’s note and, although the year could not have been any…

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Posted in: Uncategorized

Six-pack: Non-Profit (R)Evolution

Charlotte Kovalchuk

by Charlotte Kovalchuk and Ann Marie Kennon Due to the recent national crisis, Many non-profit organizations in Georgetown are finding…

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Posted in: Features, Six-Pack of... Filed under: brookwood in georgetown, georgetown nonprofits, georgetown project, helping hands of georgetown, ROCK, seeds of strength, the nest, wccac, we are not broken, williams county child advocacy center

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