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A Dream Years in the Making Becomes Reality

September 3, 2025 AnnMarie Kennon 1 Comment

For decades, Georgetown families have dreamed of having a YMCA facility of their own. That dream is now about to…

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Posted in: Around Town, Experience Georgetown, Features, Kids, Non-Profit Filed under: cat phelps, danny meigs, georgetown health foundation, gordon logan, HEB, josh schroeder, laura arredondo, ron garland, wd kelley, wellspring methodist, YMCA

Citizens Step Up: Georgetown Makes Its Voice Heard at the Capitol

Charlotte Kovalchuk

This year, Georgetown leadership took an active role in the Texas legislative session, ensuring the city’s priorities—and residents’ voices—are heard…

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Posted in: Experience Georgetown, Features, Georgetown Works!, Movers & Shakers Filed under: georgetown city council, georgetown legislative task force, josh schroeder, living in georgetown, mayor letter, texas legislature

Multi-Generational Living

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Moore Liberty Buildings Helps Families Stay Connected with ADUs Every week, Chad and Amanda Moore of Moore Liberty Buildings receive…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: accessory dwellings, backyard buildings, barndominiums, custom living spaces, moore liberty buildings

Investing in Educators

Charlotte Kovalchuk

GISD Balances Budget and Compensation Increases for All For the first time in several years, Georgetown ISD has adopted a…

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Posted in: Features, Kids Filed under: georgetown isd, GISD, GREAT program, melinda brasher, teacher raises

Hiking Georgetown’s Trails with Your Best Furry Friend

Contributing Author

contributed by April Peiffer Georgetown is home to an incredible variety of hiking trails, and exploring them with a dog…

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Posted in: Columns, Shelter Stories Filed under: doggy day out, hiking with dogs, shelter dogs, WCRAS, wilco pets

What Makes Texas “Texas”: Formidable Females Who Helped Shape Texas

LInda A. Thornton

Courage, grit, moxie: though these Texas women were from different eras, they all shared the same sense of determination. Never…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: ann richards, barbara jordan, ladybird johnson, mary kay ash, sselena, women of texas

Newman’s Castle: A Medieval Gem in the Texas Countryside

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Just outside Bellville, Texas, is a scene that looks straight out of a fairytale: a full-scale medieval castle complete with…

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Posted in: Worth the Drive Filed under: event venues, medieval culture, mike newman, newman's bakery, texas day trip

Thriving after 55: Finding the Real You

Steve Fought

September brings the autumnal equinox, that point in time when day and night are of equal length. The following days…

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Posted in: Thriving After 55 Filed under: next chapter life, retirement activities, senior hobbies, steve fought

Ask a Pro: The Importance of Caves to Paleontology

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Paleontology is the scientific study of past life. Paleontologists use fossils to piece together the history of Earth. Fossils are…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: georgetown amusements, georgetown history, inner space cavern, john moretti

My Name is Poppy and I’m a Digital Hoarder

AnnMarie Kennon

School started last month for most of us—my family included. My son is in the 10th grade now, which sounds…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: digital hoarding, modern moms, new computer stress, observational humor, satire

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