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Category: Features

Becoming a Champion for Texas Libraries

January 1, 2021 Charlotte Kovalchuk

When Eric Lashley walks into a library, he can tell pretty quickly if it’s a good one or if it…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: central texas library system, CTLS, eric lashley, georgetown library

What Makes Texas “Texas”?: Fairs, Festivals & Feasts

AnnMarie Kennon

It takes a place as big as Texas to host the kind of year-round fun and excitement offered by the…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: big tex, state fair of texas, texas festivals, texas state fair

Service Dog Gives the Gift of Companionship

November 30, 2020 Charlotte Kovalchuk

Like the rest of us, Andres Jimenez is looking forward to Christmas, but his best gift arrived months ago. Thanks…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: andres jimenez, canine companions, companion animals, kate incremona, service dogs

Remember these when making your list

Charlotte Kovalchuk

Annunciation Maternity Home AMH Mom Elizabeth gets a graduation kiss from her daughter (Facebook) Annunciation Maternity Home is a community…

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Posted in: Features, Six-Pack of... Filed under: annunciation maternity home, breakfast with santa, casa of williamson county, georgetown nonprofits, kerrie stannell, six pack of giving, the key2free, wccac

Kalahari Arrives in Round Rock

AnnMarie Kennon

On November 12, Williamson County added one more reason to brag. After five years of planning, and all the challenges…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: baobob lounge, bill gravell, kalahari resort, todd nelson, tom foolery adventure park

What makes Texas “Texas”: Fa-la-la-Lone Star

AnnMarie Kennon

The Lone Star State is big on many kinds of traditions. Roots run deep for everything from ranching to sports,…

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Posted in: Features, What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: christmas in texas, fruitcake, luminarias, texas christmas traditions

What Make’s Texas “Texas”: Talkin’ Texan

October 31, 2020 AnnMarie Kennon

Texas is big enough to be its own country. In fact, our land area is larger than 155 whole countries.…

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Posted in: What Makes Texas, Texas? Filed under: texas, texas sayings, texas slang

My Safe Space: A Room Makeover Project

AnnMarie Kennon

It’s the small, simple things that count. And it takes all of us to make a difference. ~First lady of…

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Posted in: Kids, People Filed under: brittany cheatheam, child victims, childrens advocacy center, domestic abuse help, kerrie stannell, my safe space, tiffany sturman, unique giving, wccac

The Life and Legacy of Gracie Kiltz

October 2, 2020 Charlotte Kovalchuk

The Inspiration Behind Brookwood in Georgetown As the medical staff worked hard to resuscitate her, and this family prayed earnestly…

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Posted in: Cover Stories, Features Filed under: BiG Cafe, big honey company, brookwood in georgetown, erin kiltz, gracie kiltz

Much More than Motorcycles

AnnMarie Kennon

I’m just going to say it; no matter how busy or great you think you are, Luis “Hollywood” Rodriguez is…

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Posted in: Features Filed under: arley circle, luis rodriguez, motorcycle club, silent no more, wtfrs

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