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Category: Features

Most Popular Once Again

July 4, 2022 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Georgetown Named Fastest Growing City in the United States Serene trails and parks, historic architecture, beloved Red Poppy Festival, and…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: fastest growing city, georgetown growth

Dog Pile at Dell Diamond

AnnMarie Kennon

It’s been a few weeks since the Georgetown Eagles won their first UIL 5A state championship and head coach Jordon…

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Posted in: Education, Kids, Panorama Filed under: eagle baseball, eagle fight never dies, georgetown baseball, jordon vierra, logan smith

HERE’s the Beef!

AnnMarie Kennon

Most Texans will smile politely and nod when listening to a person who says beef is bad. That’s because Texas…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: beef industry, jim schwertner, longhorn beef, texas agriculture, texas beef, texas cattle

Celebrating Juneteenth

May 31, 2022 AnnMarie Kennon

In 1980, Texas was the first to declare Juneteenth a state holiday. In 2021, in an ever-evolving celebration of common…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: eastwoods park, jubilee day, june 19th, juneteenth

“Lend a Hand”

May 4, 2022 Charlotte Kovalchuk

What began as a small group of guys helping neighbors in need has snowballed into a community effort to ensure…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: chris and emily hamilton, georgetown beard club, lend a hand campaign, rob kiddie

Joyful Living

LInda A. Thornton

More than Just a Company Name Ask Dr. Lori Palazzo about her new practice and she will become exuberant. As…

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Posted in: Advertorial / Sponsored Content, Cover Stories, Features Filed under: bioidentical hormones, chronic disease manaagement, functional medicine, hormone therapy, joyful living, lori palazzo

Executive Turned Whistleblower

Charlotte Kovalchuk

The Story Re-told at the Williamson County Leadership Prayer Breakfast Encouraging morality and ethics in leaders while emphasizing the power…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: jerry geiger, mark whitacre, the informant, williamson county leadership prayer breakfast

Hill Country Wine Tours: A Grape Road Trip

AnnMarie Kennon

Move over, barbecue and rodeos, wine is quickly becoming the reason to visit Central Texas. Fortunately, Dave and Ruth Love,…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: central texas wine tours, dave love, fredericksburg wine, texas wine road

What Makes Texas “Texas”? • There’s Wine in Them Hills

AnnMarie Kennon

by Ann Marie Kennon and Doug Lytton Thoughts of Texas may bring to mind images of tumbleweeds and armadillos, and…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: central texas wine, fredericksburg tx, legato winery, texas wineries, torr na lochs, viticulture, wedding oak winery

At the Corner of Generosity and Austin Avenue

April 1, 2022

One Wednesday evening in March, Georgetown’s Mesquite Creek Outfitters demonstrated the Georgetown mantra that no matter how long you’ve been…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: afghan refugee, cody hirt, georgetown fundraiser, mesquite creek outfitters

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