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Yesteryears: Georgetown wonders, what’s that noise in the middle of the night?
News Staff
145 years ago (November 11, 1880)Glimpses of Williamson County• The Sun office wouldn’t object to receiving a few loads of wood from subscribers.• The average cotton picker can make good wages now—some of them as much as one dollar and fifty cents or two dollars per day.
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Cop Calls: IRS tells victim, ‘Sounds like a scam’
Katherine Hamilton
The following information was provided to the Sun by the Georgetown Police Department on November 4 as a record of recent arrest and call reports in Georgetown. Anyone charged with a crime is innocent until proven guilty.
Monday, November 10, 2025
Mike Stankovich walks with an American flag near Sun City Boulevard.
Out and About: Showing patriotism, supporting veterans every day
Linda Dwyer
On November 11, we honor all who have served in the United States Armed Forces, both living and deceased.Veterans Day’s origins lie in “Armistice Day,” which commemorated the end of World War I on November 11, 1918.
Monday, November 10, 2025
Yesteryears: Highway robbers pick cotton farmers
Yesteryears
145 Years Ago (November 4, 1880)A bold highway robbery committed near TaylorA daring highway robbery took place near Taylor last Friday night, when two men waylaid cotton sellers returning from town. Reports say six or seven parties were robbed in similar fashion.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Yesterday’s Gone Founder and Director LoreeTamayo stands with Judy Madsen, WHO vice president.
Women Helping Others: Yesterday’s Gone offers women a new beginning
Anne Marshall
Yesterday's Gone believes that no woman should have to go back to an abusive situation. The nonprofit’s program assists women who have suffered abuse or trauma by offering housing, life coach services and access to resources.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Cook's Corner: Planning ahead for Thanksgiving
Laurie Locke
It may sound early to some of you, but for those of you who love to plan ahead, I thought I’d share some recipes for freezable dishes that will be wonderful on your Thanksgiving table (or any time, for that matter).
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Of the Faith: A rodeo, military appreciation and shopping at church campuses
Ellen Greeney
Williamson County has over 100 houses of worship. Many are offering family activities, a rodeo and early Christmas shopping opportunities for all. This is not a comprehensive list. Some events may require tickets or reservations.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Strings & Things: Attend the grand reopening of Coupland Dancehall with Aaron Watson
Ellen Greeney
The historic Coupland Dancehall will reopen November 7 with a performance by Aaron Watson. Because of his artistic independence, Mr. Watson has been dubbed the “ultimate underdog troubadour” and has created a self-made music empire to match.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Lita Hernandez, front right, performs with Mariachi Espuelas during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Out and About: Georgetown celebrates Day of the Dead
Linda Dwyer
Día de los Muertos originated in Mexico but was celebrated locally with beautiful symbols, traditions and imagery in the remembrance of loved ones.The joyful three-day holiday starts October 31 with the Day of the Little Angels when spirits of deceased children visit their families.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Robert Siller is the owner of Texas Honey Ham in Georgetown. Photo by Linda Dwyer
Tastes of the Town: Soup makes everything better
Linda Dwyer
It’s time to “fall back.” Daylight Savings ends November 2, and cooler weather invites outdoor activities. Fortunately, we can also come home to hearty homemade tasty soups without spending hours in the kitchen.
Thursday, October 30, 2025