Kaitlyn Wilkes

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Rules for historic demolitions weighed

Twenty-sixth Red Poppy festival one month away

Flight instructor honored

Street closures set for Two Step Inn

Bridge architect talks new book, impact of bridges

City looks at new transitional zoning classification

Police department addressed city code concerns

City Council District 3 expanded to include Parmer Ranch

Ben Stewart focused on core services, east side development in second term

Number of measles cases continues to rise

New Habitat for Humanity development brings 12 new homes

City’s three largest hotels give over $37K in delinquent taxes

Garey Park improvements march forward

Arts and Culture Board gives $10,000 in grants

Palace Theatre introduces Renegade Revival Music Festival

Georgetown residence subject of bomb threat

Slew of traffic light projects underway in Georgetown

Fire department strives to reduce response times

Dave Richardson hopes to bring new ideas to Georgetown city council

Third year of Two Step Inn within sight

Roommate killed in South Georgetown homicide

Regional organization shoots for federal road safety

City staff works with legislators to reduce local impact

Documentary highlights residents’ escape from genocide, hope for future

Senate Bill would open door to more multifamily units

Take a walk through San Gabriel Park and read

Wastewater package plants spring resident concerns

Two contested city council races, GISD candidates unopposed

Crashes on the rise on Georgetown roads

Residents encouraged to take control of heart health

Ron Garland aims to maintain city culture, projects

Texan Cory Morrow headlines Georgetown Red Poppy Festival

Commercial, multi-family development granted rezone in Southeast Georgetown

Council sees first iterations of Blue Hole Park plan

Changes come to multi-family development standards

Equipment malfunction sends wastewater into Berry Creek

Community effort needed to address homelessness

San Gabriel Park update to change athletic fields, parking

Joe Orsak enters District 3 city council race

City code updates continue