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Community Jewel: EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens

June 3, 2024 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Head to Wimberley, just 90 minutes southwest of Georgetown, for “absolutely the most eclectic experience you will ever have.” That’s…

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Posted in: Columns, Worth the Drive Filed under: butterly festival, emily ann theatre, into the woods, rebecca stoian, trail of lights, wimberley daytrip

What Makes Texas “Texas”… is What Made Willie Nelson, Willie

LInda A. Thornton

Willie Hugh Nelson almost did not become America’s legendary country singer known simply as Willie. In the early days of…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: Luck Reunion Festival, Red-Headed Stranger, Willie Nelson

Juneteenth: America’s Freedom Celebration

AnnMarie Kennon

Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston to announce the end of slavery, more…

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Posted in: Columns, Facts to Blow Your Mind Filed under: gordon granger, jubilee day, juneteenth, Opal Lee

Ask a Pro: Mastering the Art of Home Decor

Contributing Author

Home décor is more than just arranging furniture and adding a few decorative items.  It’s an art form that requires…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: blinded by the light, home decor, interior design

Brix and Ale

AnnMarie Kennon

“This recipe is one of my personal favorites not only to prepare but to eat as well. At one point…

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Posted in: Columns, Food Filed under: brix and ale, Daniel Rodriguez, Georgetown Sheraton, jackfruit tacos

Poppy Talks: Some Things Never Change

AnnMarie Kennon

I  have written a few columns about the life benefits of being a Gen X. It’s delightfully funny to me…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: digital assistants, generation X, poppy talks, satire

Watershed Wonder

Charlotte Kovalchuk

City Promotes Water Conservation with Earth Day Mural In a vibrant celebration of Earth Day on April 22, the City…

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Posted in: Columns, Parting Shots Filed under: earth day, Lake Georgetown, sarah blankenship, watershed mural

Shaping Texas’ Future

May 1, 2024 AnnMarie Kennon

An Inside Look at the State Board of Education’s Mission The Georgetown View was pleased to visit with Tom Maynard,…

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Posted in: Cover Stories, Features Filed under: educational standards, state board of education, tom maynard

Gifting a Hero a Home

AnnMarie Kennon

photos courtesy Grand Endeavor Homes On March 28, in the heart of The Preserve at Elm Creek in New Braunfels,…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: grand endeavor homes, helping a hero, jimmy jacobs, jose rivera, sheila jacobs

Seniors and Skydiving: NO LIMITS

AnnMarie Kennon

photos courtesy Patty Berry Sun City’s Ernie Columbus, 104 years young and motivated by his friend Al Blaschke, recently earned…

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Posted in: Columns, Thriving After 55 Filed under: 100 year old skydive, betty schleder, Devin Padavil, ernie columbus, san marcos skydive

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