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Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell explains his reasoning about grant-funded positions to Williamson County Sheriff Chief Deputy Patrick Erickson during the June 27 commissioners court meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan

Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell explains his reasoning about grant-funded positions to Williamson County Sheriff Chief Deputy Patrick Erickson during the June 27 commissioners court meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan

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Williamson County Commissioners Court considers grant-funded positions

Nalani Nuylan
Thursday, July 6, 2023
Williamson County Commissioners discussed three different grant-funded county staff positions June 27. Commissioners had a July 1 budget deadline to decide to keep the positions as grant funded, to add them to the county budget or remove the positions.
East View High School graduate Abeer Almohommed, left, and Richarte High School senior Lillian Troe-Beasley are interns at The Caring Place this summer through the Georgetown Project’s Summer Youth Employment Program.

East View High School graduate Abeer Almohommed, left, and Richarte High School senior Lillian Troe-Beasley are interns at The Caring Place this summer through the Georgetown Project’s Summer Youth Employment Program.

The Georgetown Project finds teens summer internships through youth employment program

Abbey Archer
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Twenty-one Georgetown high school students are participating in summer internships this year through The Georgetown Project’s Summer Youth Employment Program, the most students placed in the program’s history.
Map of all the animal shelters in Williamson County. Courtesy Best Friends Animal Society

Map of all the animal shelters in Williamson County. Courtesy Best Friends Animal Society

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Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter certified as a no-kill shelter

Nalani Nuylan
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter maintained a no-kill status in 2022, according to Best Friends Animal Society’s 2022 data report.  In order for a shelter to get a no-kill status, the shelter must have a 90 percent save rate for cats and dogs.
This map displays the street closures and alternative routes that will be available. Courtesy TxDOT.

This map displays the street closures and alternative routes that will be available. Courtesy TxDOT.

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Parts of Interstate 35 to close in Georgetown as part of Williams Drive improvements

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
The northbound lanes on Interstate 35 will be closed on July 6 to set beams on the Williams Drive bridge. The closures will take place from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and are located between State Highway 29 and Northwest Boulevard. Traffic will detour onto the frontage road at Williams Drive, exit 262.
Williamson County Fair and Rodeo pose with the 2023 scholarship recipients and their families. The recipients are Ty Chase (center blue shirt), Paige Phalen (center blue dress) and Madeline Edwards (left in green and black shirt). Photo courtesy Williamson County Fair and Rodeo.

Williamson County Fair and Rodeo pose with the 2023 scholarship recipients and their families. The recipients are Ty Chase (center blue shirt), Paige Phalen (center blue dress) and Madeline Edwards (left in green and black shirt). Photo courtesy Williamson County Fair and Rodeo.

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Williamson County Fair and Rodeo awards scholarships to Wilco seniors

Nalani Nuylan
Tuesday, July 4, 2023
The Williamson County Fair and Rodeo awarded $4,500 in scholarships to three local seniors at the June 27 commissioner's court meeting.  Scholarship recipients were Ty Chase, Madeline Edwards and Paige Phalen.

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Town hall set for Williamson County veterans

Nalani Nuylan
Monday, July 3, 2023
Williamson County veterans can learn about local services and programs through Williamson County Veterans Services during a town hall at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 7, at the Georgetown Annex Room 226 on 100 Wilco Way.
All Care Therapies co-owners, from left, Jenna Coe, director of occupational therapy, and Julie Creswell, director of speech language pathology.

All Care Therapies co-owners, from left, Jenna Coe, director of occupational therapy, and Julie Creswell, director of speech language pathology.

All Care Therapies relocates to expanded Georgetown facility

Abbey Archer
Friday, June 30, 2023
All Care Therapies Georgetown, formerly located on Texas 195, has built a new 8,500 square-foot therapy facility at 3610 Williams Drive.  All Care opened in 2014, started by speech therapist Julie Creswell, occupational therapist Jenna Coe and physical therapist Tiffany Gmiter.
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