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Poppy Talks: I Always Knew I Had Superpowers

October 31, 2020 Poppy Talks

I am going to drop some science on my dear readers and gently request that the world get over my…

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Posted in: Poppy Talks Filed under: food, healthy habits, mcdonalds, poppy talks, vegetables

Mog-WOW!

AnnMarie Kennon

Mogwai is the newest member of the Williamson County Sheriff’s K-9 unit. Just shy of one year old, this Trailing…

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Posted in: Parting Shots Filed under: deputy chris holmes, georgetown texas, K-9, marco gomez, mogwai, parting shot, silver alert, tracking and trailing dog, williamson county K9, williamson county sheriff

No More Waiting For “The Tamale Lady”!

AnnMarie Kennon

205 SONTERRA BLVD, JARRELL (Inside Family Food Mart)972-971-7216  JarrellKitchen • OPEN TUE-SUN  8AM-8PM • TAMALES FROM $12/DOZEN For all those…

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Posted in: Around Town, Worth the Drive Filed under: food, holiday dinner, jarrell tx, mexican restaurant, tamale lady, tamales

What to do with Thanksgiving leftovers

AnnMarie Kennon

There are two kinds of people at Thanksgiving.  The first group enjoys a big dinner and looks forward to having…

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Posted in: Food Filed under: cranberry recipe, fall recipes, food, thanksgiving, thanksgivingleftovers

Perseverance: A Recipe for Success

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Ichiro Asian Bistro • 1500 Rivery Blvd. Suite 2120 • Georgetown · 512.688.4288 http://ichirosushiwinebar.com/ A successful, welcoming business owner, Alex…

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Posted in: Food, People Filed under: food, georgetown small business

Eagle Scouts: Following in His Father’s Footsteps

October 2, 2020 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Not every Boy Scout becomes an Eagle Scout, the highest award a Scout can achieve. It’s even rarer to earn…

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Posted in: Columns, Eagle Scouts Filed under: boy scouts of america, eagle scouts, noah bollinger

Creepy Critters you WANT in your Yard

AnnMarie Kennon

Like it or not, your backyard is home to many thousands of little crawlies, but 9 out of 10 are…

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Posted in: Columns, Save the Planet Filed under: beneficial pests, possums, toads & frogs

Thinking Outside the… Building

AnnMarie Kennon

Al Fresco on the Square  The City recently allowed some businesses to adapt to social distancing rules by thinking outside…

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Posted in: Columns, New Normal Filed under: gumbos north, mcdonalds, R.O.M.E.O.s, ron lefan

Poppy Talks: My modern life “fails”

Poppy Talks

↔The fact that I can’t recognize my girlfriends’ husbands unless they are standing right next to them tells me Superman…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: fails, modern life, satire

Wendi Lester: If we can be the change, even “For Just One”

AnnMarie Kennon

Wendi Lester loves being an attorney. She also loves that her job is basically a fundraiser for her vocation; leading…

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Posted in: Columns Filed under: FEM, for just one, kenya mission, wendi lester

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