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Art Scapes: Art Center features pastels of Anna Lisa Leal
Ellen Greeney
The newly installed exhibit at the Georgetown Art Center features “The Beauty of Botanical Beasts” created by Anna Lisa Leal. Her work will be on display through April 21 at 816 South Main Street.
Sunday, March 19, 2023
Tastes of the Town: Lulu’s Pie Shoppe is ready for business
Linda Dwyer
Lulu’s Pie Shoppe is bringing pie and more to the Square in Georgetown.
“Our menu will grow, but the heart of our business will stay the same, pie,” said Lisa Franke, who goes by Lulu. “I didn’t come from a family that baked, but my mother-inlaw made cookies every year.
Sunday, March 19, 2023
Playtime: Tanya Tucker film screening ahead of Two Step Inn
Linda Dwyer
GTX Film will be screening The Return of Tanya Tucker at 6 p.m., April 12, at the historic Palace Theatre. The film won the Audience Choice Award at the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2022 and has received accolades around the country.
Sunday, March 19, 2023
The painting “Sunset over Austin” by Lilly Ramphal Naley is on display at the Truewood by Merrill gallery through April 5.
Art Scapes: Lilly Ramphal Naley painting at Truewood in March
Ellen Greeney
Truewood by Merrill is hosting a solo art exhibit by Lilly Ramphal Naley. Her 11 paintings focus on fauna, forests and water. These paintings will be on display through April 5 at the senior living community, 4907 Williams Drive.
Friday, March 3, 2023
AgriLife: Pesky spotted cucumber beetles
News Staff
This week I had a conversation with a newcomer to Williamson County who was interested in plant recommendations for our area and lawn care guidelines. I have those conversations fairly often. Usually some of the questions are focused on the weather and how different it is in Texas.
Friday, March 3, 2023
Melancholy Paradise: The dignity of Lou Gossett: A KGTN radio memory
Brad Stutzman
It’s funny, isn’t it, how one thought leads to another?
Lately I’ve been reading a collection of James Baldwin’s fiction and essays. One of the shortest — and yet also one of the most powerful — is his 1962 piece, “Letter to My Nephew on the 100th Anniversary of the Emancipation.
Sunday, February 26, 2023
Ask Me: Property and mortgage fraud, and music trivia
Ellen Greeney
Q. I’m frightened by a TV commercial about losing my house because of title fraud. The commercial said I could lose my home if someone submits fraudulent papers to the county clerk. Is this true? Does it really happen? What should I do?
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Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Morgan Urbanovsky, left, as Annie, Hayden Smith, second from left, as Max, Ross Millsap, center, as Robert, Mikah Mazza, second from right, as Sandra, and Leslie Hethcox, right, as Dennis, are shown in a Thursday, February 9, 2023 photo during the dress rehearsal for the Georgetown Palace production of "The Play That Goes Wrong."
Playtime: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ opens at the Palace
Linda Dwyer
The Play That Goes Wrong debuted at London’s Old Red Lion Theatre in 2012 and has been delighting audiences since. The whodunnit comedy mystery was winner of the 2015 Olivier Award, for Best New Comedy.
Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Cooking up a storm ahead of Valentine’s Day
Laurie Locke
The ice storm last week brought with it many headaches in the way of power outages, fallen limbs and broken trees, etc.
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Face of a Volunteer: Building sets and homes makes his heart happy
Ellen Greeney
Ed Harmes volunteers behind the scenes, literally. If you’ve seen a performance at the Palace Theatre, Palace Playhouse or the Smith Performance Center, you have seen his handy work.
Wednesday, February 8, 2023