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New Moody marker unveiled

New Moody marker unveiled

New Moody marker unveiled

On November 6, 12 members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Robert Gilbert Livingston Chapter attended the unveiling of a new Texas Historical Marker honoring Dan Moody, the annual Salute to Veterans and reception at The Dan Moody Museum in Taylor.
Keynote speaker Brigadier General Michael Adame, a retired veteran with 36 years of service, addresses the crowd at the Field of Honor Friday, November 11. BRIGID COOLEY

Keynote speaker Brigadier General Michael Adame, a retired veteran with 36 years of service, addresses the crowd at the Field of Honor Friday, November 11. BRIGID COOLEY

Pride abounds at Veterans ceremony

Georgetown residents packed themselves inside a white, weather-proof tent Friday, November 11, to participate in a special ceremony honoring United States military veterans as part of this year’s Field of Honor, hosted by the Rotary Club of Georgetown. The 11 a.m.
Veterans Day

Veterans Day

Photo: Veterans Day

John Dunn, left, 94, a World War II veteran (Navy) spends time with Ernie Columbus, 102, also a World War II veteran (Air Force), during the Veterans Day observance in Sun City Friday, November 11.
Annunciation Maternity Home representatives accept a donation from LIfe Chain, a prolife organization. From left, Annunciation board members Pam Rabaey and Amy MacKay; Jennifer Morgan, director of donor interest; Cynthia Flores, executive director; and Life Chain representatives Bob Rauschuber and Danny Cable. KATHERINE ANTHONY

Annunciation Maternity Home representatives accept a donation from LIfe Chain, a prolife organization. From left, Annunciation board members Pam Rabaey and Amy MacKay; Jennifer Morgan, director of donor interest; Cynthia Flores, executive director; and Life Chain representatives Bob Rauschuber and Danny Cable. KATHERINE ANTHONY

Georgetown Life Chain donates to Annunciation Maternity Home

Representatives of Annunciation Maternity HomeThursday,November10,accepted a $500 donation from Life Chain, an anti-abortion organization that has been active in Georgetown since 2008.
Carson Marks, 11, helps distribute gift boxes to families during the Georgetown Police Department’s annual Blue Santa gift distribution December 18, 2021, at the city’s Public Safety headquarters on D.B. Wood Road. SUN ARCHIVE

Carson Marks, 11, helps distribute gift boxes to families during the Georgetown Police Department’s annual Blue Santa gift distribution December 18, 2021, at the city’s Public Safety headquarters on D.B. Wood Road. SUN ARCHIVE

Blue Santa applications for holiday gifts open until December 12

Christmas time is quickly approaching and the Georgetown Police Department is working to make sure every child has a gift under the tree this year. Families with children that need assistance can fill out a Blue Santa application this year until Monday, December 12.
John Faske checks on the progress of sausages being smoked in one of several large pits. Approximately 12,600 pounds of sausage were prepared and smoked this year at the church.

John Faske checks on the progress of sausages being smoked in one of several large pits. Approximately 12,600 pounds of sausage were prepared and smoked this year at the church.

Photos: Annual Zion Wurstfest

Approximately 12,600 pounds of sausage were prepared and smoked this year's Wurstfest at Zion Lutheran Church in Walburg.