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Features • Panoramas • Columns

Brushing New Life into the Arts

June 2, 2025 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Williamson County Art Guild Inspires Community through Exhibits, Education What began nearly 50 years ago with a small group of…

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Posted in: Arts, Columns Filed under: fiddler on the roof, round rock library, WCAG, williamson county arts guild

San Gabriel Writers’ League Annual Essay Contest • “Venice in the Hood” by Marty McAllister

AnnMarie Kennon

The San Gabriel Writers’ League (SGWL) wrapped up its annual Essay Contest in April, spotlighting the creative talents of writers…

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Posted in: Around Town, Columns Filed under: donnella looger, essay contest, georgetown writers, marty mcallister, san gabriel writers league

Ask a Pro: Keeping your Shoulders Strong While Staying Active During Recovery

Contributing Author

Q: I’m recovering from a shoulder injury but want to stay active with my exercise routine.How can I protect my…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: austin orthopedic institute, dr brett robin, orthopedic health, rehabilitation strength, shoulder recovery

The Making of Williamson County

Charlotte Kovalchuk

New Museum Exhibit Explores 200 Years of Growth On January 1, 1892, Charles Belford signed a deal to buy out…

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Posted in: Education, Features, Kids Filed under: building up wilco, charles belford, education exhibits, moses harrell, williamson museum

Fighting Cancer, One Badge at a Time

Charlotte Kovalchuk

13-Year-Old Cancer Warrior Sworn as Honorary Member of Wilco Agencies In May, 13-year-old DJ Daniel was sworn into the Williamson…

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Posted in: Blue Matters, Columns Filed under: cory tchida, dj daniel, honorary secret service agent, sheriff matt lindemann, steve snell, theodis daniel

Be the Storyteller

Steve Fought

contributed by Steve Fought As you pass through the 55+ portal, you enter the realm of the Tribal Elders. Elders…

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Posted in: Thriving After 55 Filed under: folklore, living history, oral tradition, senior lifestyles, storytelling

Texas Sit-Rep: Texas Must Prepare for Threats to our Power Grid

Contributing Author

Story contributed by Texas Representative COL Terry Wilson, US Army Retired Electricity is the invisible lifeline of modern society. Without…

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Posted in: Columns, Texas Sit-Rep Filed under: emp threats, rep terry wilson, senator bob hall, texas power grid, texas sit-rep

Paws on the Go: How to Safely Travel with Pets This Summer

Contributing Author

contributed by April Peiffer Summer is calling—and this year, no family member has to stay behind. Whether you’re planning a…

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Posted in: Columns, Shelter Stories Filed under: summer travel, travel with pets, WCRAS

Ask a Pro: Understanding Options for Senior Living

Contributing Author

Levels of Care Change is a natural part of life, and as we age, those changes can come more quickly—especially…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: assisted living, georgetown senior living, senior living, wesleyan

What Makes Texas “Texas”? • From Quirky to Iconic

LInda A. Thornton

Art that Sets Us Apart With its fiercely individualistic streak and proud history of doing things its own way, Texas…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: austin i love you wall, cadillac ranch, meow wolf, quirky texas art, what makes texas texas

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