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Features • Panoramas • Columns

TEXAS SPINE & SCOLIOSIS

March 1, 2023 Contributing Author

Texas Spine & Scoliosis was created to take a specialized approach to back and neck pain, scoliosis, and spinal deformity…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content Filed under: spine center, spine procedures

Designing a Life of Financial Freedom

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Sitting in her cozy 1950s home-turned-Airbnb on Church Street, Gigi Kinsey calls it her favorite of all the houses she…

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Posted in: Panorama, People Filed under: georgetown author, gigi kinsey, interior design, kinsey interiors

Jarrell Growth is on the Ballot

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Jarrell ISD includes the city of Jarrell, Sonterra, parts of the ETJ, Portions of Sun City, and an area in…

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Posted in: Education, Panorama

FBOs Upgrading Georgetown Airport
from Municipal to Executive

AnnMarie Kennon

Williamson County serves general Aviation owners and customers from Georgetown Executive Airport at Johnny Gantt Field and Taylor Municipal Airport. Together…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: anna cutter, CJPA, cutter aviation, jim schwertner, josh schroeder, trent corcia, will cutter

Spring Break Scoops

AnnMarie Kennon

Georgetown is wonderfully situated to provide us access to a cornucopia of family-friendly activities in every season. This month, many…

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Posted in: Columns, Worth the Drive Filed under: austin steam train, blue hills ranch, cordovan art school, ifly, jungle movement, play for all abilities, splash shack, thinkery, topsey exotic ranch

What Makes Texas “Texas”? • Six Flags

AnnMarie Kennon

Today, the nation and the world recognize Texas’ Lone Star State flag but most Texans know there is much more…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: republic of texas, six flags over texas, vexillology

A Brilliant Board Presentation

AnnMarie Kennon

There’s no mistaking THE NAME OF this new food trend. Much easier to remember—and pronounce—than charcuterie*, the latest in hostess…

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Posted in: Columns, Food Filed under: butter boards, charcuterie, entertaining ideas, spring brunch

Poppy Talks: Snow-pocalypse 2

AnnMarie Kennon

Sure, I believe in climate change but only because that’s what the planet has been doing for all of time…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks

March Outtakes

AnnMarie Kennon

Here are some things that didn’t make the editorial cut, but we still wanted to share! CUTTER AVIATION When it…

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Posted in: Columns, Parting Shots Filed under: anna cutter, cutter aviation, paradigm construction, WCRAS, wilco shelter, will cutter

Editor’s Note • February 2023

February 6, 2023 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Greetings readers! This February issue turned out to be quite eclectic in content and we are pleased to provide such…

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