Georgetown

Numerous Georgetown programs honoring Dr. King

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., many organizations throughout the City of Georgetown are hosting events on January 15 to honor the impact and legacy of the civil rights leader.  Beginning at noon on the 15th, there will be a MLK Day March starting at the courthouse on the Square.
A Red-Shouldered Hawk hunts for food at Berry Springs Park & Preserve on Saturday, January 6.  Photo by Andy Sharp

A Red-Shouldered Hawk hunts for food at Berry Springs Park & Preserve on Saturday, January 6.  Photo by Andy Sharp

Soaring through Berry Springs Park

A Red-Shouldered Hawk hunts for food at Berry Springs Park & Preserve on Saturday, January 6.  Photo by Andy Sharp

Protect your pipes against winter weather

During the winter months, below freezing temperatures can make outdoor pipes and irrigation systems freeze and burst.  In order to protect irrigation backflows, wrapping systems in insulation can prevent future damage.

Williamson County AgriLife kicks off new year with events

The Williamson County AgriLife Extension office will start the new year with multiple events beginning January 2024.     Green Thumbs Up Gardening Program Master Gardener Lora Green will be discussing hardscape and how to integrate it into your outdoor areas, according to the press release.

Throw out old hazardous waste in the new year

Georgetown will host a hazardous waste collection event for 400 solid waste Texas Disposal Systems customers.  Residents who are solid waste Texas Disposal Systems customers who want to participate must call 512-930-3640 or email customercare@georgetown.org to sign up for the January 20 event.

Art Center Programming expands in January

Beginning in January, the city’s arts and culture program will “begin taking a more active role in the management of” the Art Center facility, according to a city press release. The city will continue to partner with the Georgetown Art Works nonprofit and the Cordovan Art School.