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Features • Panoramas • Columns

Editor Letter • June 2021

June 4, 2021 AnnMarie Kennon

June Greetings…  June is the time we celebrate getting out of school and getting outside. Maybe even getting to the…

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Paying Good Health Forward

AnnMarie Kennon

photos courtesy of Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown Every patient has a unique story, and Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown is proud…

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Posted in: Cover Stories, Features Filed under: aesthetic dentistry, dr mandy holley, dr. mark duncan, georgetown dentist, smile freely

A Great Report Card for Recovery

AnnMarie Kennon

As what was arguably one of the most memorable school years this century came to a close, GISD Superintendent Dr.…

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Posted in: Education, Panorama Filed under: fred brent, georgetown isd, georgetown isd trustees

For Love of Wesley Chapel

AnnMarie Kennon

The historic Wesley Chapel A.M.E. Church is undergoing a special renovation that will restore one of Georgetown’s oldest churches. Constructed…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: a.m.e. church, adriene even-quickley, chris gossett, historic georgetown, jimmy jacobs, wesley chapel, william quickley

Trixie, the Shelter Greeter

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Next time you make a trip to the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter, don’t be surprised if a friendly orange,…

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Posted in: Columns, Shelter Stories Filed under: april peiffer, shelter cats, williamson county regional animal shelter

“Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown” Day

AnnMarie Kennon

Many still call him “Mr. Georgetown,” and it is fitting. They met at a movie theater in Llano, Texas in…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: ben daniel, brad curless, john marler, judge bill gravell, leo wood, mayor josh schroeder, mr and mrs georgetown, ron garland, vivian wood, williamson county

History is Still Personal

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Confiscated Jewish Licenses Lead to Tale of Redemption In 2016, Holocaust survivor Inge Stanton took her daughters and their families…

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Posted in: Panorama, People Filed under: 13 jewish drivers licences, 13 licenses, georgetown library, inge stanton

Hitting the Road in Alaska

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Georgetown Food Truck Owners Compete in Food Network Show A self-described Food Network junkie, Heather Clauser always dreamed of competing…

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Posted in: Experience Georgetown, Panorama Filed under: food network, food trucks, heather clauser, oinkmobile, the great food truck race

Mapping Georgetown

Charlotte Kovalchuk 1 Comment

Before emigrating from Siberia, Alexander Polansky had never touched a computer. Now, that’s all he does. “I’m like a child…

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Posted in: Columns, Georgetown Works! Filed under: alexander polansky, georgetown city employees, GIS

Curtain Falls on Festival of the Arts

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Texas Bach Festival Carries on Georgetown’s Classical Music Legacy For 15 years, the Georgetown Festival of the Arts transported classical…

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