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Features • Panoramas • Columns

Mentor-friend-ship is for Everyone

June 30, 2021 AnnMarie Kennon

JP3 Offers Opportunities to Help At-Risk Youth The supportive relationship formed between a mentor and mentee is sometimes immediate. More…

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Posted in: Education, Panorama Filed under: evelyn mclean, JP3 mentor program, nora rodriguez

Sally Miculek Guides Library Through Pandemic

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Taking up the gauntlet to lead Georgetown’s literary hub during COVID-19 has been no easy feat. But when Assistant Library…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: eric lashley, georgetown library, sally miculek

Facts to Blow Your Mind • Take Me Out…

AnnMarie Kennon

In 1963, major league baseball pitcher Gaylord Perry remarked, “They’ll put a man on the moon before I hit a…

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Posted in: Columns, Facts to Blow Your Mind Filed under: babe ruth, baseball, bobby richardson, jackie mitchell, jackie robinson, john dillinger

Spreading Kindness Through Art

Charlotte Kovalchuk

A new downtown mural is aiming to make the world a kinder place. The next time you’re visiting the Square,…

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Posted in: Arts, Columns Filed under: everyone deserves kindness, georgetown arts, georgetown murals, peyton vega, tejas meat supply

A “Texas” Kind of Hollywood

AnnMarie Kennon

Never tell a child that a science education necessarily leads to a career in a lab or a clinical environment…

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Posted in: Thriving After 55 Filed under: evel knievel, fredericksburg, gary davis, motorcycle hall of fame

Making a Homestead Permanent

AnnMarie Kennon

Among the happy responsibilities a County Judge has is the ability to designate a Historical Homestead. While in office, Judge…

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Posted in: Thriving After 55 Filed under: family land heritage, historical homestead, judge bill gravell, peggy bailey

What Makes Texas “Texas”? • Traveling Like a Texan

AnnMarie Kennon

Among the many things Texans have to explain about Texas is the special delight (and shared pain) of traveling the…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: cadillac ranch, fastest interstate, I-35, texas highways

Revolutionary Recipes

AnnMarie Kennon

In keeping with the Independence Day celebration, we refer to ‘Revolutionary’ in a purely historical sense. Practically speaking, these recipes…

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Posted in: Columns, Food Filed under: apple pandowdy, july 4th food, peas new potatoes, salmon egg sauce

Poppy Talks • If Our Founders had Social Media

Poppy Talks

I have always loved the creativity of meme makers and bloggers who create modern takes on historical events. I’m sure…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: facebook satire, independence day

Celebrating Juneteenth

AnnMarie Kennon

Juneteenth was named a Federal Holiday just days before, but it has been recognized and celebrated in Georgetown for 69…

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Posted in: Columns, Parting Shots Filed under: chad jackson, juneteenth, mayor josh schroeder, paulette taylor, wesley jarmon

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